Question 1

Intrauterine devices are _______ and must be replaced _______.

Accepted Answer

A)  only moderately reliable; every three months 
B)  only moderately reliable; after 5-12 years depending on the type of IUD used 
C)  highly reliable; after 5-12 years depending on the type of IUD used 
D)  highly reliable; every three months 
E)  only moderately reliable; every six months 
A)  only moderately reliable; every three months 
B)  only moderately reliable; after 5-12 years depending on the type of IUD used 
C)  highly reliable; after 5-12 years depending on the type of IUD used 
D)  highly reliable; every three months 
E)  only moderately reliable; every six months

Question 2

Sterilization is simpler, safer, and less expensive for _______, but the majority are performed in _______.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Sterilization is simpler, safer, and less expensive...

Question 3

An early feminist who was important in advancing the birth control movement in the United States was

Accepted Answer

A)  Eleanor Roosevelt. 
B)  Amelia Earhart. 
C)  Margaret Sanger. 
D)  Camille Paglia. 
E)  Margaret Mead. 
A)  Eleanor Roosevelt. 
B)  Amelia Earhart. 
C)  Margaret Sanger. 
D)  Camille Paglia. 
E)  Margaret Mead.

Question 4

What are your own views about abortion? What changes, if any, would you like to see in current laws relating to abortion in your state?

Accepted Answer

As an individual, my views on abortion a

Question 5

Contraceptives such as _______ allow hormones to enter the body via intramuscular injections.

Accepted Answer

A)  Implanon 
B)  Ortho Evra 
C)  NuvaRing 
D)  Depo-SubQ Provera 
E)  Depo-Provera 
A)  Implanon 
B)  Ortho Evra 
C)  NuvaRing 
D)  Depo-SubQ Provera 
E)  Depo-Provera

Question 6

Discuss the history of birth control.

Accepted Answer

The history of birth control dates back

Question 7

_______ and _______ are the most popular contraceptive methods used overall in the U.S.

Accepted Answer

A)  The pill; female sterilization 
B)  Female sterilization; condoms 
C)  The pill; condoms 
D)  The pill; vasectomy 
E)  Vasectomy; the NuvaRing 
A)  The pill; female sterilization 
B)  Female sterilization; condoms 
C)  The pill; condoms 
D)  The pill; vasectomy 
E)  Vasectomy; the NuvaRing

Question 8

A _______abortion involves physically removing the fetus and its membranes from the uterus.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A _______abortion involves physically removing the fetus...

Question 9

A site of action for combination pills other than the brain is the

Accepted Answer

A)  uterus. 
B)  pituitary. 
C)  ovaries. 
D)  oviducts. 
E)  vagina. 
A)  uterus. 
B)  pituitary. 
C)  ovaries. 
D)  oviducts. 
E)  vagina.

Question 10

What is the difference between surgical abortion and medical abortion? Describe how each is done.

Accepted Answer

Surgical abortion and medical abortion a

Question 11

Survey the various barrier methods of contraception available, noting their proper use, advantages, and drawbacks.

Accepted Answer

Barrier methods of contraception are a t

Question 12

In the 1965 _______ decision, the U.S. Supreme Court affirmed that married couples have the right to use birth control.

Accepted Answer

A)  Griswold v. Connecticut 
B)  Roe v. Wade 
C)  Eisenstadt v. Baird 
D)  Lamaze v. Bradley 
E)  Bradley v. Griswold 
A)  Griswold v. Connecticut 
B)  Roe v. Wade 
C)  Eisenstadt v. Baird 
D)  Lamaze v. Bradley 
E)  Bradley v. Griswold

Question 13

Approximately 1 in 5 established pregnancies in the United States is terminated by

Accepted Answer

A)  poor maternal nutrition. 
B)  domestic violence 
C)  poor prenatal care. 
D)  elective abortion. 
E)  environmental toxins. 
A)  poor maternal nutrition. 
B)  domestic violence 
C)  poor prenatal care. 
D)  elective abortion. 
E)  environmental toxins.

Question 14

Describe the various fertility awareness methods, how they work, and the effectiveness of each.

Accepted Answer

Fertility awareness methods are a set of

Question 15

What is a vasectomy and how does it prevent pregnancy?

Accepted Answer

A vasectomy is a surgical procedure used

Question 16

Combination pills prevent pregnancy by preventing _______.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Combination pills prevent pregnancy by preventing _______....

Question 17

If you were to develop a hormonal contraceptive for men, how would it work? Do you think it would be readily used? Why or why not?

Accepted Answer

Developing a hormonal contraceptive for

Question 18

A _______ is a foam, cream, or suppository that contains ingredients that kill sperm.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A _______ is a foam, cream, or...

Question 19

Imagine your 16-year-old sister has asked you about sex, avoiding pregnancy, and oral contraception. What would you tell her?

Accepted Answer

Hey there, I'm really glad you feel comf

Question 20

Describe the two models of IUD that are available in the United States, their effectiveness, advantages, and side effects.

Accepted Answer

In the United States, there are two main

Intrauterine devices are _ and must be replaced _.

Sterilization is simpler, safer, and less expensive for _, but the majority are performed in _.

An early feminist who was important in advancing the birth control movement in the United States was

What are your own views about abortion? What changes, if any, would you like to see in current laws relating to abortion in your state?

Contraceptives such as _______ allow hormones to enter the body via intramuscular injections.

Discuss the history of birth control.

_ and _ are the most popular contraceptive methods used overall in the U.S.

A _______abortion involves physically removing the fetus and its membranes from the uterus.

A site of action for combination pills other than the brain is the

What is the difference between surgical abortion and medical abortion? Describe how each is done.

Survey the various barrier methods of contraception available, noting their proper use, advantages, and drawbacks.

In the 1965 _______ decision, the U.S. Supreme Court affirmed that married couples have the right to use birth control.

Approximately 1 in 5 established pregnancies in the United States is terminated by

Describe the various fertility awareness methods, how they work, and the effectiveness of each.

What is a vasectomy and how does it prevent pregnancy?

Combination pills prevent pregnancy by preventing _______.

If you were to develop a hormonal contraceptive for men, how would it work? Do you think it would be readily used? Why or why not?

A _______ is a foam, cream, or suppository that contains ingredients that kill sperm.

Imagine your 16-year-old sister has asked you about sex, avoiding pregnancy, and oral contraception. What would you tell her?

Describe the two models of IUD that are available in the United States, their effectiveness, advantages, and side effects.

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Exam 12: Contraception and Abortion

Intrauterine devices are _______ and must be replaced _______.

Sterilization is simpler, safer, and less expensive for _______, but the majority are performed in _______.

An early feminist who was important in advancing the birth control movement in the United States was

What are your own views about abortion? What changes, if any, would you like to see in current laws relating to abortion in your state?

Contraceptives such as _______ allow hormones to enter the body via intramuscular injections.

Discuss the history of birth control.

_______ and _______ are the most popular contraceptive methods used overall in the U.S.

A _______abortion involves physically removing the fetus and its membranes from the uterus.

A site of action for combination pills other than the brain is the

What is the difference between surgical abortion and medical abortion? Describe how each is done.

Survey the various barrier methods of contraception available, noting their proper use, advantages, and drawbacks.

In the 1965 _______ decision, the U.S. Supreme Court affirmed that married couples have the right to use birth control.

Approximately 1 in 5 established pregnancies in the United States is terminated by

Describe the various fertility awareness methods, how they work, and the effectiveness of each.

What is a vasectomy and how does it prevent pregnancy?

Combination pills prevent pregnancy by preventing _______.

If you were to develop a hormonal contraceptive for men, how would it work? Do you think it would be readily used? Why or why not?

A _______ is a foam, cream, or suppository that contains ingredients that kill sperm.

Imagine your 16-year-old sister has asked you about sex, avoiding pregnancy, and oral contraception. What would you tell her?

Describe the two models of IUD that are available in the United States, their effectiveness, advantages, and side effects.

Sexuality: Pathways to Understanding

Sex and Evolution

Womens Bodies

Mens Bodies

Sex Hormones and the Menstrual Cycle

Sexual Development

Gender

Attraction, Arousal, and Response

Sexual Behavior

Sexual Relationships

Fertility, Pregnancy, and Childbirth

Sexuality Across the Life Span

Sexual Orientation

Atypical Sexuality

Sexual Disorders

Sexually Transmitted Diseases

Sexual Assault, Harassment, and Partner Violence

Sex As a Commodity

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Intrauterine devices are _ and must be replaced _.

Sterilization is simpler, safer, and less expensive for _, but the majority are performed in _.

_ and _ are the most popular contraceptive methods used overall in the U.S.