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A) Depo-Provera
B) Implanol
C) Fem Cap
D) Reality
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A) sexual enjoyment is not diminished.
B) it hastens the onset of menopause.
C) the eggs are reabsorbed by the body.
D) eggs continue to be released every month.
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A) 2-4 percent
B) 13-15 percent
C) 30-35 percent
D) 50-55 percent
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A) kill sperm.
B) mimic pregnancy.
C) keep the sperm and egg apart.
D) cause spontaneous abortion of the fertilized ovum.
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A) abstain from sexual intercourse.
B) use condoms and foam.
C) consider an implant.
D) use a progestin-only minipill.
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A) female condom
B) Nexplanon
C) diaphragm
D) cervical cap
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A) the interference it causes with the normal hormonal cycles.
B) the presence of nausea or vomiting.
C) that it increases a woman's risk for ovarian cancer.
D) that it is difficult to take.
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A) orally in the form of a pill.
B) through quarterly injections.
C) orally in form of a liquid.
D) through annual injections.
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A) do not require a spermicide.
B) can be worn for 48-72 hours.
C) are defined as barrier methods.
D) methods are over 97 percent effective.
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A) fastening the rate of ovum transport.
B) thinning of the uterus line and preventing implantation.
C) suppressing ovulation.
D) preventing entry of sperm by thickening cervical mucus.
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A) It is a barrier method.
B) It offers some protection against sexually transmitted infections (STIs) .
C) It is an easily reversible birth control method.
D) It is one of the few contraceptive methods available for men.
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A) Monroe v.Madison.
B) Roe v.Wade.
C) Doe v.Bolton.
D) Kramer v.Kramer.
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A) releasing a spermicide into the vaginA.
B) creating a barrier between sperm and cervix.
C) altering the chemical balance within the vagina.
D) preventing the passage of the egg into the uterus.
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A) the creation of the same conditions as in pregnancy.
B) the formation of a barrier between the egg and the sperm.
C) the prevention of the sperm's entry into the uterus.
D) the weakening and eventual destruction of the sperm.
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A) is aesthetically pleasing.
B) can be used with both water-based and oil-based lubricants.
C) does not run the risk of slipping into the vagina during intercourse.
D) can be easily inserted and removed at all circumstances.
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A) mutual masturbation.
B) birth control pills.
C) abstinence.
D) the condom.
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