Lesson 17 The Moral Issues of Contraception and Sterilization

Question 1

It is the voluntary prevention of conception by the positive use of artificial means which hinder the generative cells from uniting during sexual act.

Answer 1

contraception

Question 2

It is a form of contraception with the purpose of prevention of conception by cutting off the sexual capacity in a man or woman.

Answer 2

sterilization

Question 3

Two types of sterilization.

Answer 3

voluntary and involuntary

Question 4

Three kinds of voluntary sterilization.

Answer 4

therapeutic, contraceptive, eugenic and social sterilization

Question 5

A type of compulsory or involuntary sterilization that is done as a punishment for crime or antisocial behavior, particularly rape and other sex-related offenses.

Answer 5

punitive sterilization

Question 6

A type of voluntary sterilization that has an intentional prevention of conception through sterilization.

Answer 6

contraceptive sterilization

Question 7

A type of voluntary sterilization that involves the removal of a reproductive organ or a portion thereof in order to save one’s life or to promote body integrity.

Answer 7

therapeutic sterilization

Question 8

This type of sterilization is performed for the purpose of hindering the conception of undesirable and physical or mentally unfit offspring.

Answer 8

eugenic and social sterilization

Question 9

A type of sterilization that has the double effect principle.

Answer 9

punitive sterilization

Question 10

This type of sterilization is governed by the principle of totality under natural law ethics.

Answer 10

therapeutic sterilization

Question 11

This type of sterilization is a sort of social engineering.

Answer 11

eugenic and social sterilization

Question 12

Small plastic rods, each about the size of a matchstick, that release a progestin like the natural hormone progesterone in a woman’s body.

Answer 12

birth implant

Question 13

How many years does breast implant lasts?

Answer 13

5 years

Question 14

Types of birth implant.

Answer 14

jadele, implanon NXT, levoplant, norplant

Question 15

A small T-shaped plastic and copper device that’s put into your womb (uterus) by a doctor or nurse. It releases copper to stop you from getting pregnant.

Answer 15

intra uterine device (IUD)

Question 16

Two types of hormonal contraception.

Answer 16

pills and depo proverera

Question 17

Pills that contain very low doses of a progestin like the natural hormone progesterone in a woman’s body. It does not contain estrogen and can be used throughout breastfeeding.

Answer 17

progesterone only pills or the mini pill

Question 18

A well known brand name for medroxyprogesterone. It is the most widely used progestin only injectable.

Answer 18

depo proverera

Question 19

Depo proverera is given every ____ months.

Answer 19

3

Question 20

Effectivity rate of depo proverera.

Answer 20

97%

Question 21

____ out of ____ people using depo proverera will get pregnant each year.

Answer 21

3, 100

Question 22

Risk of pregnancy is greatest when a women starts a new pill pack ____ or more days late, or misses ____ or more pills near the beginning or end of a pill pack.

Answer 22

3, 3

Question 23

A barrier method that protects partners against STIs and from unintended pregnancy.

Answer 23

condom

Question 24

An external condom worn in the penis. It is made of thin latex rubber or other materials such as polyurethane, polyisoprene, lambskin, and nitrile,

Answer 24

male condom

Question 25

Internal condoms worn inside the vagina.

Answer 25

female condom

Question 26

A soft latex cup that covers the cervix. Used with spermicidal cream, jelly, or foam to improve effectiveness.

Answer 26

diaphragm

Question 27

It can prevent pregnancy after unprotected sex or if the contraception you have used has failed. Also called as the morning after pill.

Answer 27

emergency contraception

Question 28

Emergency contraception is approved to be taken up to ____ hours ( ____ days) after sex.

Answer 28

72, 3

Question 29

Can be inserted up to five days after unprotected sex and is more than 99% effective at preventing pregnancy.

Answer 29

copper IUD

Question 30

It means that a woman knows how to tell when the fertile time of her menstrual cycle starts and ends.

Answer 30

fertility awareness

Question 31

Also known as periodic abstinence

Answer 31

fertility awareness

Question 32

This cycle lasts from the first day of a period until the day before the next period starts.

Answer 32

menstrual cycle

Question 33

Average days of a menstrual cycle.

Answer 33

28 days

Question 34

Longer or shorter menstrual cycles may range from ____ to ____ days and are still considered normal.

Answer 34

21, 40

Question 35

This is when a woman sees or feels this, she may be fertile.

Answer 35

cervical secretions

Question 36

A woman’s resting body temperature.

Answer 36

basal body temperature

Question 37

Sometimes called sterilization. It prevents all future pregnancies and is very difficult or impossible to reverse.

Answer 37

permanent contraception

Question 38

Intended to provide a life-long, permanent, and very effective protection against pregnancy that is a form of male birth control.

Answer 38

vasectomy

Question 39

This works because the fallopian tubes are blocked or cut. Eggs released from the ovaries cannot move down the tubes and cannot meet the sperm. Also called as female sterilization.

Answer 39

tubal ligation

Question 40

Ligation means to “ ______ “.

Answer 40

tie off

Question 41

Refers to the complete removal of the uterus.

Answer 41

hysterectomy

Question 42

Contraception and sterilization is practical, useful, and beneficial.

Answer 42

pragmatism

Question 43

Justify contraception and sterilization for the greatest happiness and benefits.

Answer 43

utilitarianism