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18 Cards in this Set
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Prevents release of FSH |
Breast-Feeding |
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Uses a simple mathematical formula to determine when to abstain from intercourse |
Calendar method |
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Involves noting changes in cervical mucus in order to determine when to abstain from intercourse |
Billings method |
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Blocks sperm from getting into the vagina |
Male or female condom |
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Prevents sperm deposited in the vagina from getting into the uterus |
Diaphragm and cervical cap |
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Progestins prevent ovulation |
Depo-Provera and Nexplanon |
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Involves trying or cutting off vas deferens |
Vasectomy |
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Involves tying, cutting, or cauterizing Fallopian tubes, or blocking them by clips |
Tubal sterilization |
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Withdrawal is not a highly effective method of birth control because |
Many men fail to with-draw in time |
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After a vasectomy, a man is not sterile until |
He has had 20 ejaculations |
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If a woman's shortest recorded menstrual cycle is 25 days and her longest is 31 days, by the calendar method she should abstain from intercourse from day __ to day ___ |
7,20 |
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Women's basal body temperature ___ about the time of ovulation |
Rises slightly |
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Women's cervical mucus becomes ___ at the time of ovulation |
Clear and Slippery |
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Rubber condoms should not be used in combination with ___ lubricants |
Oil-based |
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Three non-prescription barrier types of contraception are (3) |
Mail condom, female condom, contraceptive sponge |
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In cases of unprotected intercourse, pregnancy may be avoided within the first few days by _____ |
using emergency contraception |
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Sperm can live in a fallopian tube for as long as |
5 days |
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The best way to avoid an unwanted pregnancy is |
to abstain from sex |