Question 1

Which statement describes Mifegymiso?

Accepted Answer

A) Mifegymiso was approved by Health Canada in 2010,but it only became available in 2017. 
B) Mifegymiso was approved by Health Canada in 2010,but it only became available in 2015. 
C) Mifegymiso was approved by Health Canada in 2015,but it only became available in 2017. 
D) Mifegymiso was approved by Health Canada in 2016,but it only became available in 2017. 
A) Mifegymiso was approved by Health Canada in 2010,but it only became available in 2017. 
B) Mifegymiso was approved by Health Canada in 2010,but it only became available in 2015. 
C) Mifegymiso was approved by Health Canada in 2015,but it only became available in 2017. 
D) Mifegymiso was approved by Health Canada in 2016,but it only became available in 2017.

Question 2

Vasectomies are simpler to perform than female sterilization procedures and are free to obtain in Canada.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

What is the most serious physical side effect from a vasectomy?

Accepted Answer

A) Impotence in about 15 percent of the cases. 
B) Development of a higher-pitched voice. 
C) A decrease in the manufacture of testosterone. 
D) Minimal,if there are any side effects at all. 
A) Impotence in about 15 percent of the cases. 
B) Development of a higher-pitched voice. 
C) A decrease in the manufacture of testosterone. 
D) Minimal,if there are any side effects at all.

Question 4

In what year was the first Canadian birth control clinic established?

Accepted Answer

A) 1895 
B) 1920 
C) 1932 
D) 1960 
A) 1895 
B) 1920 
C) 1932 
D) 1960

Question 5

The text suggests some ways to improve sex education for teens.Which of the following is NOT suggested as a solution to increase responsibility in sexual situations among teenagers?

Accepted Answer

A) Legitimize communication about contraception. 
B) Legitimize sexual practices such as anal intercourse and masturbation. 
C) Discuss how to weigh the costs and benefits of pregnancy,contraception,and abortion. 
D) Encourage males to accept equal responsibility for contraception. 
A) Legitimize communication about contraception. 
B) Legitimize sexual practices such as anal intercourse and masturbation. 
C) Discuss how to weigh the costs and benefits of pregnancy,contraception,and abortion. 
D) Encourage males to accept equal responsibility for contraception.

Question 6

Most contraceptive failures that occur with the use of cervical cap

Accepted Answer

A) result from improper use. 
B) result from leaving it in too long. 
C) are caused by using too much contraceptive cream or jelly which causes the diaphragm to become dislodged during intercourse. 
D) are because of the one and only size in which the diaphragm comes. 
A) result from improper use. 
B) result from leaving it in too long. 
C) are caused by using too much contraceptive cream or jelly which causes the diaphragm to become dislodged during intercourse. 
D) are because of the one and only size in which the diaphragm comes.

Question 7

Which method of abortion is used in the late second trimester?

Accepted Answer

A) Saline-induced abortion. 
B) Dilation and curettage. 
C) Vacuum curettage. 
D) Vacuum aspiration. 
A) Saline-induced abortion. 
B) Dilation and curettage. 
C) Vacuum curettage. 
D) Vacuum aspiration.

Question 8

Explain why abortion is more common in some societies than in others.

Accepted Answer

Abortion rates can vary greatly between

Question 9

Which of the following is NOT an advantage of IUDs?

Accepted Answer

A) It is inexpensive. 
B) There is no interruption of the sexual experience. 
C) It is easily placed by the women several hours prior to intercourse. 
D) Fertility is not effected after removal. 
A) It is inexpensive. 
B) There is no interruption of the sexual experience. 
C) It is easily placed by the women several hours prior to intercourse. 
D) Fertility is not effected after removal.

Question 10

Providing contraception has focused primarily upon contraceptive methods for women rather than for men.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

What link did the APA review discover between abortion and women's mental health?

Accepted Answer

A) Women who have a single,legal,first trimester abortion are at greater risk than women who have an unwanted baby for mental health problems. 
B) Women who have a single,legal,first trimester abortion are at no greater risk than women who have an unwanted baby for mental health problems. 
C) Women who have abortions,no matter how many,are at no greater risk than women who have unwanted babies for mental health problems. 
D) Women who deliver babies,whether wanted or unwanted,are at a greater risk than women who have an abortion for mental health problems. 
A) Women who have a single,legal,first trimester abortion are at greater risk than women who have an unwanted baby for mental health problems. 
B) Women who have a single,legal,first trimester abortion are at no greater risk than women who have an unwanted baby for mental health problems. 
C) Women who have abortions,no matter how many,are at no greater risk than women who have unwanted babies for mental health problems. 
D) Women who deliver babies,whether wanted or unwanted,are at a greater risk than women who have an abortion for mental health problems.

Question 12

Why is a discussion of overpopulation relevant to the history of contraceptive use?

Accepted Answer

A) Concerns about the ability for the planet to sustain the growing population lead many experts to believe that the population must be limited. 
B) Concerns about the ability for the planet to sustain the growing population lead to the development of hormonal contraception. 
C) Concerns about the rising population of unhealthy people lead many experts to believe that reproduction of some segments of the population must occur. 
D) It is relevant to reproduction but not contraception. 
A) Concerns about the ability for the planet to sustain the growing population lead many experts to believe that the population must be limited. 
B) Concerns about the ability for the planet to sustain the growing population lead to the development of hormonal contraception. 
C) Concerns about the rising population of unhealthy people lead many experts to believe that reproduction of some segments of the population must occur. 
D) It is relevant to reproduction but not contraception.

Question 13

Which contraceptive is inserted into the vagina,remains there for 21 days,and stops ovulation from occurring?

Accepted Answer

A) cervical cup 
B) IUD 
C) diaphragm 
D) the vaginal ring 
A) cervical cup 
B) IUD 
C) diaphragm 
D) the vaginal ring

Question 14

One type of contraceptive pill that changes the cervical mucus such that sperm cannot get through,but where about 40% of the women still ovulate is the

Accepted Answer

A) combination pill 
B) triphasic pill 
C) progestin-only pill 
D) estrogen-only pill 
A) combination pill 
B) triphasic pill 
C) progestin-only pill 
D) estrogen-only pill

Question 15

What are the majority of unwanted pregnancies a direct result of?

Accepted Answer

A) Men forcing sexual intercourse on women. 
B) A female trying to hold onto a male partner by getting pregnant. 
C) The failure of sexually active persons to use contraceptives responsibly. 
D) Spontaneous sex. 
A) Men forcing sexual intercourse on women. 
B) A female trying to hold onto a male partner by getting pregnant. 
C) The failure of sexually active persons to use contraceptives responsibly. 
D) Spontaneous sex.

Question 16

What is the major means of contraception used by Greek men and women today?

Accepted Answer

A) Sterilization. 
B) The condom. 
C) The rhythm method. 
D) Withdrawal. 
A) Sterilization. 
B) The condom. 
C) The rhythm method. 
D) Withdrawal.

Question 17

Most women who experience an abortion report

Accepted Answer

A) no severe psychological effects after the abortion. 
B) very severe psychological effects after the abortion. 
C) anxiety and depression after the abortion. 
D) euphoria after the abortion. 
A) no severe psychological effects after the abortion. 
B) very severe psychological effects after the abortion. 
C) anxiety and depression after the abortion. 
D) euphoria after the abortion.

Question 18

For the condom to be most effective what is needed?

Accepted Answer

A) To be carefully rolled onto the penis just before ejaculation. 
B) The penis should be withdrawn after ejaculation soon after the man's erection has begun to subside. 
C) It must be put on before intromission and the penis must be withdrawn soon after ejaculation. 
D) Spermicide-coated condoms should be used which helps create an alkaline vaginal environment which is harmful to sperm. 
A) To be carefully rolled onto the penis just before ejaculation. 
B) The penis should be withdrawn after ejaculation soon after the man's erection has begun to subside. 
C) It must be put on before intromission and the penis must be withdrawn soon after ejaculation. 
D) Spermicide-coated condoms should be used which helps create an alkaline vaginal environment which is harmful to sperm.

Question 19

The typical user failure rate of cervical caps are about _______ percent

Accepted Answer

A) 1 
B) 7 
C) 10 
D) 20 
A) 1 
B) 7 
C) 10 
D) 20

Question 20

Why is voluntary sterilization the most common contraceptive method used in Canada? Be sure to discuss psychological implications as well as differences that may exist between females and males.

Accepted Answer

Voluntary sterilization is the most comm

Which statement describes Mifegymiso?

Vasectomies are simpler to perform than female sterilization procedures and are free to obtain in Canada.

What is the most serious physical side effect from a vasectomy?

In what year was the first Canadian birth control clinic established?

The text suggests some ways to improve sex education for teens.Which of the following is NOT suggested as a solution to increase responsibility in sexual situations among teenagers?

Most contraceptive failures that occur with the use of cervical cap

Which method of abortion is used in the late second trimester?

Explain why abortion is more common in some societies than in others.

Which of the following is NOT an advantage of IUDs?

Providing contraception has focused primarily upon contraceptive methods for women rather than for men.

What link did the APA review discover between abortion and women's mental health?

Why is a discussion of overpopulation relevant to the history of contraceptive use?

Which contraceptive is inserted into the vagina,remains there for 21 days,and stops ovulation from occurring?

One type of contraceptive pill that changes the cervical mucus such that sperm cannot get through,but where about 40% of the women still ovulate is the

What are the majority of unwanted pregnancies a direct result of?

What is the major means of contraception used by Greek men and women today?

Most women who experience an abortion report

For the condom to be most effective what is needed?

The typical user failure rate of cervical caps are about _______ percent

Why is voluntary sterilization the most common contraceptive method used in Canada? Be sure to discuss psychological implications as well as differences that may exist between females and males.

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Exam 7: Contraception and Abortion

Which statement describes Mifegymiso?

Vasectomies are simpler to perform than female sterilization procedures and are free to obtain in Canada.

What is the most serious physical side effect from a vasectomy?

In what year was the first Canadian birth control clinic established?

The text suggests some ways to improve sex education for teens.Which of the following is NOT suggested as a solution to increase responsibility in sexual situations among teenagers?

Most contraceptive failures that occur with the use of cervical cap

Which method of abortion is used in the late second trimester?

Explain why abortion is more common in some societies than in others.

Which of the following is NOT an advantage of IUDs?

Providing contraception has focused primarily upon contraceptive methods for women rather than for men.

What link did the APA review discover between abortion and women's mental health?

Why is a discussion of overpopulation relevant to the history of contraceptive use?

Which contraceptive is inserted into the vagina,remains there for 21 days,and stops ovulation from occurring?

One type of contraceptive pill that changes the cervical mucus such that sperm cannot get through,but where about 40% of the women still ovulate is the

What are the majority of unwanted pregnancies a direct result of?

What is the major means of contraception used by Greek men and women today?

Most women who experience an abortion report

For the condom to be most effective what is needed?

The typical user failure rate of cervical caps are about _______ percent

Why is voluntary sterilization the most common contraceptive method used in Canada? Be sure to discuss psychological implications as well as differences that may exist between females and males.

Sexuality in Perspective

Theoretical Perspectives on Sexuality

Sex Research

Sexual Anatomy

Sex Hormones, Sexual Differentiation, and Menstruation

Conception, Pregnancy, and Childbirth

Sexually Transmitted Infections

Sexual Arousal

Sexuality and the Life Cycle: Childhood and Adolescence

Sexuality and the Life Cycle: Adulthood

Attraction, Love, and Communication

Gender and Sexuality

Sexual Orientation and Identity: Gay, Lesbian, BI, Straight, or Asexual

Variations in Sexual Behaviour

Sexual Coercion

Sex for Sale

Sexual Disorders and Sex Therapy

Sexuality Education

Ethics, Religion, and Sexuality

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