Select the choices that characterize birth control pills.Multiple select question.Protect against sexually transmitted infectionsContain estrogen and progesteroneTypically involve taking both active and inactive pillsPrevent ovulation

Select the best definition of contraceptives.Multiple choice question.Abstinence  Medications and devices that reduce the chance of pregnancyAny approach used to reduce the chance of pregnancyAny device that is used to form a barrier between sperm and egg

How do medication emergency contraceptives (i.e. Plan B One Step and Next Choice One Dose) prevent pregnancy?Select an answer and submit. For keyboard navigation, use the up/down arrow keys to select an answer.aKilling sperm in the bodybPreventing ovulation from occurringcPreventing a fertilized egg from implantingdCausing an inflammatory response in the uterus that kills an embryo

If sexually active, the best way to prevent sexually transmitted infections and/or unwanted pregnancy is:Group of answer choicesTo use condomsTrust that your partner/s are using contraception and/or protection without discussing itTo decide with your partner not to have sexual intercourse at allTo decide together with your sexual partner/s which methods of contraception and/or STI protection you will use, and use them Flag question: Question 5

A 28-year-old woman is considering her contraceptive options. She wants to avoid hormonal methods due to concerns about their side effects. She is also unsure about using intrauterine devices (IUDs). She is looking for a contraceptive method that she can control and that protects against sexually transmitted infections (STIs). She has heard about barrier methods and wants to learn more about them. Which of the following statements about barrier methods of contraceptives is true? They are only effective when used consistently and correctly. They have no side effects. They include hormonal implants and injections. They provide protection against STIs.

What is the 100% method to protect yourself against STI's and pregnancy?*2 pointsAbstinenceCondomsOral Contraceptives