Question 1

Many women like the female condom because it gives them more control over their reproduction.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 2

What is "Sudden Infant Death Syndrome?" What is recommended for prevention?

Accepted Answer

SIDS is the death of an infant (under one year old)for no apparent reason.It is the leading cause of death in 1-12 month olds.It is not a disease,but ruled the cause of death after all other possibilities are ruled out.Prevention efforts have been focused on having a firm surface for the infant's bed,not allowing the infant to become too warm,maintaining a smoke-free environment,having regular pediatric visits,breast feeding,and seeking prenatal care.

Question 3

Suzanne and her husband have chosen the female sterilization method achieved through a surgical procedure of cutting and cauterizing the fallopian tubes to seal them.This permanent sterilization is called _______________.

Accepted Answer

A) fallopian cryotherapy 
B) fallopian bypass 
C) tubal bypass 
D) tubal ligation 
A) fallopian cryotherapy 
B) fallopian bypass 
C) tubal bypass 
D) tubal ligation D

Question 4

Shani gained 12 kg during her pregnancy.How much of that is the baby's weight?

Accepted Answer

A) 1-2 kg 
B) 2-3 kg 
C) 3-4 kg 
D) 5-6 kg 
A) 1-2 kg 
B) 2-3 kg 
C) 3-4 kg 
D) 5-6 kg

Question 5

Carmen's doctor has advised her to have an abortion in which gentle suction is used to remove fetal tissue from her uterus.This method is called _____________________.

Accepted Answer

A) dilation and evacuation 
B) dilation and curettage 
C) vacuum aspiration 
D) fetal aspiration 
A) dilation and evacuation 
B) dilation and curettage 
C) vacuum aspiration 
D) fetal aspiration

Question 6

If Charlotte's shortest menstrual cycle was 30 days and the longest 34 days,what are the first and last fertile unsafe days of her monthly cycle?

Accepted Answer

A) 12-18 
B) 7-12 
C) 12-23 
D) 10-17 
A) 12-18 
B) 7-12 
C) 12-23 
D) 10-17

Question 7

Which of the following best describes risks involved with IUD use?

Accepted Answer

A) The usual risk of being under general anesthesia for the procedure. 
B) There is a decreased risk of ectopic pregnancy. 
C) There is a decreased risk for severe menstrual cramps. 
D) There is an increased risk of infertility and tubal infections. 
A) The usual risk of being under general anesthesia for the procedure. 
B) There is a decreased risk of ectopic pregnancy. 
C) There is a decreased risk for severe menstrual cramps. 
D) There is an increased risk of infertility and tubal infections.

Question 8

Abstinence and outercourse can be 100% effective for birth control as long as the male does not ejaculate near the vaginal opening.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

The name given to the developing baby from the third month of pregnancy until birth is the fetus.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

Discuss the various methods that are available to couples who are having difficulty in conceiving a child.

Accepted Answer

Medical treatment can identify the cause

Question 11

Oral contraceptives enhance the way the body metabolizes vitamin C and B-complex.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

Joanne is 38 years old and in her first pregnancy.What test will her doctor recommend to detect congenital problems?

Accepted Answer

A) ultrasound 
B) amniocentesis 
C) chronic villus sampling 
D) fetoscopy 
A) ultrasound 
B) amniocentesis 
C) chronic villus sampling 
D) fetoscopy

Question 13

Two newer methods of birth control are Nuva Ring and Depo-Provera.Explain each method and the advantages and the disadvantages of using both methods.

Accepted Answer

Nuva Ring is an effective method of cont

Question 14

Tom uses the only temporary method of birth control for men.What is it?

Accepted Answer

A) spermicide 
B) vasectomy 
C) condom 
D) diaphragm 
A) spermicide 
B) vasectomy 
C) condom 
D) diaphragm

Question 15

A cervical cap is a small cup made of latex that is designed to fit snugly over the entire cervix.

Accepted Answer

A cervical cap is indeed a small cup, bu

Question 16

Luba's baby has suffered the teratogenic effect of sulfa drugs because her mother required them during pregnancy.Which of the following conditions is a result of the consumption of sulfa drugs?

Accepted Answer

A) facial abnormalities 
B) tooth discolouration 
C) deafness 
D) possible congenital abnormalities 
A) facial abnormalities 
B) tooth discolouration 
C) deafness 
D) possible congenital abnormalities

Question 17

Diaphragms must be left in place 6-8 hours after intercourse.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

Celine was prescribed a drug that is intended for use by a woman who has experienced non- consensual sexual intercourse.This emergency contraceptive is called ______________.

Accepted Answer

A) Clomid 
B) Depo-Provera 
C) progestin-only pills 
D) Preven 
A) Clomid 
B) Depo-Provera 
C) progestin-only pills 
D) Preven

Question 19

Because Elva's Rh factor is negative and her first child's Rh is positive,her second child may be at risk for __________________.

Accepted Answer

A) hemolytic anemia/disease 
B) sickle cell anemia 
C) toxic anemia 
D) protein deficient anemia 
A) hemolytic anemia/disease 
B) sickle cell anemia 
C) toxic anemia 
D) protein deficient anemia

Question 20

Amanda's choice of birth control is Ortho-Evra.What type of birth control method is this?

Accepted Answer

A) diaphragm 
B) cervical cap 
C) sponge 
D) patch 
A) diaphragm 
B) cervical cap 
C) sponge 
D) patch

Exam 10: Considering Your Reproductive Choices

Many women like the female condom because it gives them more control over their reproduction.

What is "Sudden Infant Death Syndrome?" What is recommended for prevention?

Suzanne and her husband have chosen the female sterilization method achieved through a surgical procedure of cutting and cauterizing the fallopian tubes to seal them.This permanent sterilization is called _______________.

Shani gained 12 kg during her pregnancy.How much of that is the baby's weight?

Carmen's doctor has advised her to have an abortion in which gentle suction is used to remove fetal tissue from her uterus.This method is called _____________________.

If Charlotte's shortest menstrual cycle was 30 days and the longest 34 days,what are the first and last fertile unsafe days of her monthly cycle?

Which of the following best describes risks involved with IUD use?

Abstinence and outercourse can be 100% effective for birth control as long as the male does not ejaculate near the vaginal opening.

The name given to the developing baby from the third month of pregnancy until birth is the fetus.

Discuss the various methods that are available to couples who are having difficulty in conceiving a child.

Oral contraceptives enhance the way the body metabolizes vitamin C and B-complex.

Joanne is 38 years old and in her first pregnancy.What test will her doctor recommend to detect congenital problems?

Two newer methods of birth control are Nuva Ring and Depo-Provera.Explain each method and the advantages and the disadvantages of using both methods.

Tom uses the only temporary method of birth control for men.What is it?

A cervical cap is a small cup made of latex that is designed to fit snugly over the entire cervix.

Luba's baby has suffered the teratogenic effect of sulfa drugs because her mother required them during pregnancy.Which of the following conditions is a result of the consumption of sulfa drugs?

Diaphragms must be left in place 6-8 hours after intercourse.

Celine was prescribed a drug that is intended for use by a woman who has experienced non- consensual sexual intercourse.This emergency contraceptive is called ______________.

Because Elva's Rh factor is negative and her first child's Rh is positive,her second child may be at risk for __________________.

Amanda's choice of birth control is Ortho-Evra.What type of birth control method is this?

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