Question 1

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 2

The most effective contraception over the long run is

Accepted Answer

A) the pill. 
B) female sterilization. 
C) male sterilization. 
D) diaphragm with spermicide. 
A) the pill. 
B) female sterilization. 
C) male sterilization. 
D) diaphragm with spermicide.

Question 3

Briefly explain how the IUD and Depo-Provera injections work as contraceptives.Compare their effectiveness,benefits,and consequences.

Accepted Answer

The IUD (intrauterine device) is a small

Question 4

The sympto-thermal contraceptive method

Accepted Answer

A) combines measurements of cervical mucus with that of basal body temperature. 
B) combines basal body temperature and the use of the diaphragm. 
C) measures cervical dilation and corresponding basal body temperature. 
D) measures hormone level in the urine and variations in the cervical mucus. 
A) combines measurements of cervical mucus with that of basal body temperature. 
B) combines basal body temperature and the use of the diaphragm. 
C) measures cervical dilation and corresponding basal body temperature. 
D) measures hormone level in the urine and variations in the cervical mucus.

Question 5

The Ekiti Yoruba of Nigeria use abortion as a continuum of contraception.The women have an abortion

Accepted Answer

A) when they are unmarried and have not yet finished their education. 
B) if they are married and have become pregnant because of an affair. 
C) without much societal and psychological conflict because they do not believe the "real child" is not formed until after the fourth month of pregnancy. 
D) All of the answers are correct. 
A) when they are unmarried and have not yet finished their education. 
B) if they are married and have become pregnant because of an affair. 
C) without much societal and psychological conflict because they do not believe the "real child" is not formed until after the fourth month of pregnancy. 
D) All of the answers are correct.

Question 6

The use of contraceptives in Canada is relatively conflict-free as compared to even 20 years ago.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

Women who are in certain at-risk groups should not use the contraceptive pill.One of these groups includes

Accepted Answer

A) women who are over 35 and are cigarette smokers. 
B) women who are between the ages of 18 and 34 and who tend to have 3-4 drinks per week. 
C) women who are between the ages of 18 and 34 and who tend to have 3-4 drinks per weekend at one sitting. 
D) women who have low libido. 
A) women who are over 35 and are cigarette smokers. 
B) women who are between the ages of 18 and 34 and who tend to have 3-4 drinks per week. 
C) women who are between the ages of 18 and 34 and who tend to have 3-4 drinks per weekend at one sitting. 
D) women who have low libido.

Question 8

The most common method used for abortion in the first trimester is

Accepted Answer

A) vacuum aspiration. 
B) dilation and curettage. 
C) dilation and evacuation. 
D) induced labour using a saline solution. 
A) vacuum aspiration. 
B) dilation and curettage. 
C) dilation and evacuation. 
D) induced labour using a saline solution.

Question 9

Identify the advantages and disadvantages of four contraceptives.List the four methods that you discuss in order of their effectiveness.How does each method prevent pregnancy?

Accepted Answer

The four contraceptives that will be dis

Question 10

Of the serious side effects of the contraceptive pill that we have heard of via the media,the one that has been substantiated is

Accepted Answer

A) that the pill causes cancer of the cervix. 
B) that the pill causes cancer of the breast. 
C) that the pill causes cancer of the uterus. 
D) that the pill causes problems relating to blood clotting. 
A) that the pill causes cancer of the cervix. 
B) that the pill causes cancer of the breast. 
C) that the pill causes cancer of the uterus. 
D) that the pill causes problems relating to blood clotting.

Question 11

Mary is a very conscientious person in all that she does.She applies this sense of conscientiousness in taking her birth control pill.She takes the pill exactly according to directions.Mary can be considered

Accepted Answer

A) a typical user. 
B) a perfect user. 
C) a normative user. 
D) a user where there is no chance of experiencing failure of contraception. 
A) a typical user. 
B) a perfect user. 
C) a normative user. 
D) a user where there is no chance of experiencing failure of contraception.

Question 12

There are two contraception devices available in Canada that look like an IUD.The one that IS an IUD contains ______,the other is not actually an IUD because it contains ________.

Accepted Answer

A) progesterone;copper 
B) copper;progesterone 
C) the T-shape;a U-shape 
D) they are both IUDs 
A) progesterone;copper 
B) copper;progesterone 
C) the T-shape;a U-shape 
D) they are both IUDs

Question 13

Discuss the various methods of sterilization for females and males.Discuss reversibility.

Accepted Answer

Sterilization is a permanent form of bir

Question 14

Safe and effective means of contraception were not legally available for use in Canada until

Accepted Answer

A) around the turn of the century 
B) after World War I 
C) after World War II 
D) the late 1960s 
A) around the turn of the century 
B) after World War I 
C) after World War II 
D) the late 1960s

Question 15

Women on the pill have an increased susceptibility to

Accepted Answer

A) crabs 
B) scabies 
C) syphilis 
D) chlamydia 
A) crabs 
B) scabies 
C) syphilis 
D) chlamydia

Question 16

This contraceptive must be administered every 3 months for maximum effectiveness.One apparent side effect is amenorrhea.This contraceptive is

Accepted Answer

A) Depo-Provera 
B) the estrogen-only injection 
C) Norplant 
D) the copper-T IUD 
A) Depo-Provera 
B) the estrogen-only injection 
C) Norplant 
D) the copper-T IUD

Question 17

A major disadvantage of the use of spermicides is:

Accepted Answer

A) possibility of an allergic reaction 
B) interaction with alcohol deteriorates the function 
C) combination with latex creates a chemical toxin 
D) time it takes for left-over spermicide to wash away 
A) possibility of an allergic reaction 
B) interaction with alcohol deteriorates the function 
C) combination with latex creates a chemical toxin 
D) time it takes for left-over spermicide to wash away

Question 18

Identify Byrne's five steps in the process of effective contraception which focuses on the dimension of personality called erotophobia-erotophilia.Then,for each step,indicate how the media might be modified to create images or fantasies making that step more likely to be taken.

Accepted Answer

Byrne's five steps in the process of eff

Question 19

The majority of unwanted pregnancies are the 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 20

It appears that when women do not have access to legal abortions,they will have illegal abortions;but when both legal and illegal abortions are not available,women will have a child who will,in the long run,be accepted and loved as much as a child that had been planned and wanted.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

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

The most effective contraception over the long run is

Briefly explain how the IUD and Depo-Provera injections work as contraceptives.Compare their effectiveness,benefits,and consequences.

The sympto-thermal contraceptive method

The Ekiti Yoruba of Nigeria use abortion as a continuum of contraception.The women have an abortion

The use of contraceptives in Canada is relatively conflict-free as compared to even 20 years ago.

Women who are in certain at-risk groups should not use the contraceptive pill.One of these groups includes

The most common method used for abortion in the first trimester is

Identify the advantages and disadvantages of four contraceptives.List the four methods that you discuss in order of their effectiveness.How does each method prevent pregnancy?

Of the serious side effects of the contraceptive pill that we have heard of via the media,the one that has been substantiated is

Mary is a very conscientious person in all that she does.She applies this sense of conscientiousness in taking her birth control pill.She takes the pill exactly according to directions.Mary can be considered

There are two contraception devices available in Canada that look like an IUD.The one that IS an IUD contains ,the other is not actually an IUD because it contains __.

Discuss the various methods of sterilization for females and males.Discuss reversibility.

Safe and effective means of contraception were not legally available for use in Canada until

Women on the pill have an increased susceptibility to

This contraceptive must be administered every 3 months for maximum effectiveness.One apparent side effect is amenorrhea.This contraceptive is

A major disadvantage of the use of spermicides is:

Identify Byrne's five steps in the process of effective contraception which focuses on the dimension of personality called erotophobia-erotophilia.Then,for each step,indicate how the media might be modified to create images or fantasies making that step more likely to be taken.

The majority of unwanted pregnancies are the direct result of

It appears that when women do not have access to legal abortions,they will have illegal abortions;but when both legal and illegal abortions are not available,women will have a child who will,in the long run,be accepted and loved as much as a child that had been planned and wanted.

Sexuality in Perspective

Theoretical Perspectives on Sexuality

Sex Research

Sexual Anatomy

Sex Hormones, Sexual Differentiation, and the Menstrual Cycle

Conception, Pregnancy, and Childbirth

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: Gay, Straight, or BI

Variations in Sexual Behavior

Sexual Coercion

Sex for Sale

Sexual Disorders and Sex Therapy

Sexually Transmitted Infections

Ethics, Religion, and Sexuality

Sex and the Law

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Exam 7: Contraception and Abortion

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

The most effective contraception over the long run is

Briefly explain how the IUD and Depo-Provera injections work as contraceptives.Compare their effectiveness,benefits,and consequences.

The sympto-thermal contraceptive method

The Ekiti Yoruba of Nigeria use abortion as a continuum of contraception.The women have an abortion

The use of contraceptives in Canada is relatively conflict-free as compared to even 20 years ago.

Women who are in certain at-risk groups should not use the contraceptive pill.One of these groups includes

The most common method used for abortion in the first trimester is

Identify the advantages and disadvantages of four contraceptives.List the four methods that you discuss in order of their effectiveness.How does each method prevent pregnancy?

Of the serious side effects of the contraceptive pill that we have heard of via the media,the one that has been substantiated is

Mary is a very conscientious person in all that she does.She applies this sense of conscientiousness in taking her birth control pill.She takes the pill exactly according to directions.Mary can be considered

There are two contraception devices available in Canada that look like an IUD.The one that IS an IUD contains ______,the other is not actually an IUD because it contains ________.

Discuss the various methods of sterilization for females and males.Discuss reversibility.

Safe and effective means of contraception were not legally available for use in Canada until

Women on the pill have an increased susceptibility to

This contraceptive must be administered every 3 months for maximum effectiveness.One apparent side effect is amenorrhea.This contraceptive is

A major disadvantage of the use of spermicides is:

Identify Byrne's five steps in the process of effective contraception which focuses on the dimension of personality called erotophobia-erotophilia.Then,for each step,indicate how the media might be modified to create images or fantasies making that step more likely to be taken.

The majority of unwanted pregnancies are the direct result of

It appears that when women do not have access to legal abortions,they will have illegal abortions;but when both legal and illegal abortions are not available,women will have a child who will,in the long run,be accepted and loved as much as a child that had been planned and wanted.

Sexuality in Perspective

Theoretical Perspectives on Sexuality

Sex Research

Sexual Anatomy

Sex Hormones, Sexual Differentiation, and the Menstrual Cycle

Conception, Pregnancy, and Childbirth

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: Gay, Straight, or BI

Variations in Sexual Behavior

Sexual Coercion

Sex for Sale

Sexual Disorders and Sex Therapy

Sexually Transmitted Infections

Ethics, Religion, and Sexuality

Sex and the Law

Filters

There are two contraception devices available in Canada that look like an IUD.The one that IS an IUD contains ,the other is not actually an IUD because it contains __.