BC Project Questions

Question 1

What type of birth control is nexplanon?

Answer 1

Hormonal

Question 2

Where is nexplanon inserted?

Answer 2

Arm

Question 3

Does the implantation of nexplanon prevent STD’s?

Answer 3

No

Question 4

What is the effectiveness of the birth control pill in preventing pregnancy?

Answer 4

99%

Question 5

What are the two hormones in the birth control pill?

Answer 5

Estrogen and Progestin

Question 6

A women starts taking the birth control pills on about what day of her cycle?

Answer 6

5

Question 7

What are the two hormones in the NuvaRing?

Answer 7

Estrogen and Progestin

Question 8

What form of birth control is the NuvaRing?

Answer 8

Hormonal

Question 9

What is the NuvaRing cycle like?

Answer 9

3 weeks inside the vagina, one week out

Question 10

For a tubal ligation reversal procedure, what is pumped into your stomach?

Answer 10

Gas

Question 11

Side effects of the tubal ligation include…

Answer 11

Bleeding, swelling, and fever (All of the above)

Question 12

What is the male version of tubal ligation?

Answer 12

Vasectomy

Question 13

Which of the following is not a pro of using Mirena?

Answer 13

Protection against STD’s

Question 14

Where is Mirena placed?

Answer 14

Uterus

Question 15

Who can place Mirena?

Answer 15

Healthcare provider

Question 16

Is the shot a hormonal or barrier method?

Answer 16

Hormonal

Question 17

How often do you have to get the shot?

Answer 17

Every 12-14 weeks

Question 18

True/False, This shot prevents STD’s and pregnancy?

Answer 18

False, only pregnancy

Question 19

What type of birth control is the patch considered to be?

Answer 19

Hormonal

Question 20

How many layers is the patch composed of?

Answer 20

3

Question 21

What exactly does the patch do to prevent pregnancy?

Answer 21

It stops the ovaries from releasing eggs and the hormones thicken the mucus on the cervix which makes it hard for the sperm to swim to the egg (both A and B)

Question 22

What is a pro to using the diaphragm?

Answer 22

Lasts a long time (can last up to 2 years)

Question 23

True/False, You need a prescription for the diaphragm?

Answer 23

True

Question 24

What other form of birth control is suggested to use in conjunction with the diaphragm?

Answer 24

Spermicide

Question 25

What is the typical cost of a female condom?

Answer 25

$2

Question 26

What is the actual effective rate of the female condom?

Answer 26

79%

Question 27

What is not an advantage of the female condom?

Answer 27

Made of latex/nitrite

Question 28

Which IUD is non-hormonal? (ParaGuard or Kayleena)

Answer 28

ParaGaurd (made of copper, lasts 10 years)

Question 29

True/False, Do both ParaGuard and Kayleena prevent STD's?

Answer 29

False

Question 30

How long does Kayleena last before having to get a new one?

Answer 30

5 years

Question 31

What is the percent success of condoms with proper use?

Answer 31

82%

Question 32

Which type of male condom is most popular?

Answer 32

Latex

Question 33

What is a disadvantage of male condoms?

Answer 33

They require consistent use

Question 34

What type of birth control is Todays sponge?

Answer 34

Barrier

Question 35

Does Todays Sponge protect against STD's?

Answer 35

No

Question 36

How long do you have to keep the Today sponge in after sex?

Answer 36

6 hours