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What is contraception?

A method or device used to prevent pregnancy

The release of an egg from the ovaries 

The maintenance of internal body conditions 

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Which of the following must occur for somebody to become pregnant naturally?

(Select all that apply)

The fertilised egg must implant into the uterus lining

An egg must be released from the ovaries

Sperm must reach and fertilise the egg

Thyroxine must be released 

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Illustration of a hormonal contraceptive pill.

Which hormones can hormonal contraceptives contain?

(Select all that apply)

Progesterone

Oestrogen

Adrenaline 

Testosterone 

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How can oestrogen act as a contraceptive? 

Stimulate the production of mucus in the cervix, so sperm can't enter the uterus

Destroy the egg cells 

Inhibit FSH production, so that eggs can't mature

Destroy the sperm cells

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How can progesterone act as a contraceptive? 

Destroy the sperm cells

Destroy the egg cells 

Stimulate the production of mucus in the cervix, so sperm can't enter the uterus

Inhibit FSH so that eggs can't mature

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Does the combined oral contraceptive pill ('the pill') contain oestrogen, progesterone, or both?

Oestrogen

Progesterone

Both

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Which of the following contraceptive methods is the longest lasting?

Intrauterine device 

Contraceptive injection 

Contraceptive implant

Contraceptive patch

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Which of the following contraceptive methods is the shortest lasting?

Contraceptive patch

Contraceptive implant

Contraceptive injection 

Intrauterine device 

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Which of the following methods of contraception is the most invasive?

Contraceptive patch

Condom

Contraceptive implant

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Condoms are the only contraceptives that protect against:

Pregnancy

Sexually transmitted diseases/infections 

Heart disease 

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The diaphragm sits over the to prevent sperm from entering the uterus.

cervix

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How does a spermicide act as a contraceptive? 

(be aware that spermicides are not very effective)

Stimulate the production of mucus in the cervix 

Destroy the egg cells 

Inhibit FSH so that eggs can't mature

Destroy the sperm cells

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Illustration of the female reproductive system showing the uterus, fallopian tubes, and ovaries.

If a women undergoes sterilisation, which structure is cut and tied? 

Cervix

Ovaries 

Uterus 

Fallopian tubes / oviducts 

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If a man undergoes sterilisation, which structure is cut and tied? 

Urethra

Testes

Sperm duct

Penis

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Natural methods of contraception, such as only having intercourse at certain times of the month, or stopping intercourse just before ejaculation are:

Reliable

Unreliable

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