Human Relations II (std contraceptive quiz)
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- The only 100% effective way to prevent pregnancey
- abstinence
- Any method of preventing conception
- Contraception
- Pills that prevent pregnancy by stopping ovulation or by changing conditions in the uterus
- Oral contraceptives
- A dome that fits over the cervix and holds spermicidal cream or jelly against the uterine entrance to block the passage of sperm.
- Diaphragm
- A device inserted into the uterus to prevent conception or implantation
- Intraueterine device IUD
- A trade name for a surgical hormone delivery system that provides continuous release of progestin, thereby preventing pregnancy for 5 years
- Norplant
- A rubber cap that fits over the cervix, used with spermicide to prevent conception
- cervical cap
- A trade name for an injectable form of progestin
- Depo-provera
- The process of permanently interrupting a person's ability to bear children through surgery.
- sterilization
- A sheath worn over the penis during intercourse to contain the semen, to prevent pregnancy. Also helps reduce the risk of STD's.
- Male condom
- A form of contraception that comes in the form of creams or jellies that is inserted into the vagina right before intercorse.
- spermicide
- A soft, thin plastic tube with 2 end rings-one that fits over the cervix and one to serve as a anchor outside the entrance of the vagina
- female condom
- Controls the primarty and secondary sex characteristics in men. Also aids in sperm production
- testosterone
- The entrance into the uterus
- cervix
- contains the eggs and controls hormone production in women
- ovaries
- responsible for primary and secodary sex characteristics in women. It also regulates reproductive functions
- estrogen
- the birth canal. It is also the female organ for intercourse
- vagina
- the male organ for intercourse
- penis
- a hollow, muscular, pear shaped organ, where the fertilized egg will grow and develop into a baby
- uterus
- if pregnancy does not occur, the lining of the uterus prepared during the menstrual cycle is shed in
- menstruation
- preparation for a healthy pregnancy begins
- far in advance
- during ovulation, the ovum (egg) is expelled from the ovary and travels through the _____ before it reaches the uterus. This is the area where conception occurs.
- fallopian tubes
- contraceptive methods that physically or chemically obstruct the travel of sperm toward the egg
- barrier methods
- When a woman begins using oral contraceptives, for how long should she use a back up method of birth control?
- 1 month
- one disadvantage to using oral contraceptives is
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-side effects
-doesn't protect against std's - groups that are at high risk for std's include
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-intravenous drug users
-anyone who has had previous sexual partners and who has not, since than been tested for STD's
-having unprotected vaginal, oral or anal sex with your current partner - people can reduce their risk for std's by
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-avoiding contact with the partner's bodily fluids
-using latex condoms with spermicide
-refusing alcohol or other drugs - what is the most common STD for your age group?
- chlamydia
- sores or chancres around the genitals are caused by
- herpes
- untreated chlamydia infections can lead to
- sterility
- the human papilloma virus (HPV or genital warts) can cause
- cancer of the cervix
- antibiotics are only effective for the STD's that are
- bacterial
- what are some common signs a person may be infected wih an STD
-
-abdominal cramping
-painful urination
-no symptoms - 1 in ____ teens will acquire an std
- 3
- this STD is the most common on a college campus
- HPV (genital warts)
- the most common college STD is
- viral
- this STD has 3 stages, the first being a painless sore or chancre on the sex organs, mouth, brests or hands that will last 1-5 weeks
- syphilis
- which of the following is considered a cure for AIDS
- none
- AIDS is the acronym for
- acquired immune deficiency syndrome
- what are some aspects of a relationship couples shoud consider before having sex
-
-experience
-pregnancy prevention
-STD's - the Bush administration is considering requiring warning labels on condom packages noting that the contraceptive devices do not protect useres from this STD
- HPV (genital warts)
- according to the article, Future Fertility is a Teen Issue, untreated chlymadia infections can lead to infertility in both men and women. In women, the _____ can become blocked, preventing eggs and sperm from joining
- fallopian tubes
- testicular cancer is most likely to occur between the ages of ____ to ____ and is the most common cancer for men in this age group
- 15 to 35