flash cards

Question 1

ideal contraception would be

Answer 1

safe,effective,no side effect, affordable and obtainable

Question 2

what is contraception

Answer 2

use methods or other techniques to prevent pregnancy

Question 3

legal age of consent

Answer 3

16

Question 4

few things to consider when ‘making someone a cup of tea’?

Answer 4

1.if their not sure, you can still make tea for them, but they can still say no. don’t get mad and force them to drink

2.just because they had tea with you last week, doesn’t mean they constantly want tea with you. Don’t show up and say ‘but you wanted tea last night’

Question 5

consent is not proper if..

Answer 5

1.under legal age to have sex
2.being threatened/blackmailed
3.other is in a position where they have authority over you
4.are unconscious
5.under the influence of a drug/alcohol
6.has a disability that affect speech, communication or their ability to make decisions

Question 6

how to refuse sex from a pushy partner

Answer 6

-firmly and directly say you don’t consent
-be clear of what you are saying with words and your body
-clear communication and assertiveness

Question 7

6 reasons why someone would have sex

Answer 7

1.to get pregnant
2.for pleasure
3. closer relationship with partner
4.attraction
5.express love or affacetion
6.for fun

Question 8

6 reasons why someone would not have sex

Answer 8

1.don’t want to get pregnant
2.not comfortable
3.STIs
4.religion
5.insecurities
6.culture

Question 9

two potential results of having unprotected sex

Answer 9

1.getting pregnant
-getting STIs

Question 10

if a female gets pregnant and they don’t want to keep the baby, they can..

Answer 10

1.abortion
2.adoption
3.orphanges
4.supprt from child care service or family

Question 11

how can pregnancy affect the pregnant women and people around them

Answer 11

1. health/physical health
   2.emotionl and mental health/problems
   3.financial impact
   4.life plan/career
   5.relationships
   6.responsiblity/growing up
   7.judgment
   8.social life
   9.reputation
   10.family pressure

Question 12

2 main forms of contraception

Answer 12

barrier and hormonal

Question 13

difference between barrier and hormonal

Answer 13

-barrier put barrier between the penis and vagina and stop sperm from meeting the egg/ova. prevent STIs
-hormonal regulates or stops ovulation, preventing pregnancies

Question 14

3 examples of barrier

Answer 14

1.male condom
2.female condom
3.diaphragm

Question 15

3 examples of hormonal

Answer 15

1.Plastic IUD
2.Injections
3.pills

Question 16

Abstinence

Answer 16

-normal
-not having sex
-100% P

Question 17

male condom

Answer 17

-barrier
-latex sheath placed over the penis during sex that blocks sperm
-85% T

Question 18

Tubal ligation

Answer 18

-surgical
-female sterilization/ getting tubes ‘tied’
-almost 100%

Question 19

Diaphragm/cervical cap

Answer 19

-barrier
-82% T
92-96% P
-puts barrier covering the cervix so that sperm cannot enter the uterus. A shallow dome of silicone with a firm flexible rim

Question 20

emergency contraceptive pills

Answer 20

-hormonal
-pill taken after intercourse when pregnancy risk occurs
-85%T

Question 21

spermicide

Answer 21

-used with barrier
-contains chemical that blocks sperm
-76% T

Question 22

vasectomy

Answer 22

-surgical
-99% 3 months after
-where the vas deferens is cut

Question 23

female condom

Answer 23

-The closed end gets inserted into the vagina snd the penis enters through the open end
-barrier
-95% T

Question 24

Plastic/hormonal IUD

Answer 24

-A small T shaped plastic device with a hormone in the stem. Stops fertilization and makes the mucus thicker so the sperm can’t swim to the egg
-99%

Question 25

Injection

Answer 25

-injected into buttock or upper arm muscle once every 3 months -prevents ovulation and thickens cervical mucus, preventing sperm from entering the uterus -99% P 95% T -hormonal

Question 26

safe sex vs contraception

Answer 26

-safe sex includes protecting yourself and others from STIs