1. Birth Control and Contraception
JEOPARDY
Ms. J
K. Martin

2. Disadvan-tages and side effects
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3. Choosing a Method 100 Question
How does this method fit into your lifestyle? How often do you plan on having intercourse?
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A: What is These are rhetorical questions, you don’t actually answer them now?
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4. Choosing a Method 200 Question
How open are you and your partner in terms of communicating about contraception?
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A: What is Ms J says that if you can’t talk about it, should you really be doing it?
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5. Choosing a Method 300 Question
How much risk are you willing to take regarding pregnancy? What about STIs?
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A: What is Withdrawal (pulling out) has the most risk for both?
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6. Choosing a Method 400 Question
How easy is the method to get? How much does it cost? Is it easy to use? Do I have to touch myself?
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A: What is YOU STILL DON’T ANSWER THESE NOW!?
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7. Choosing a Method 500 Question
How often do you want to think about contraception? Every day, every month, only during intercourse? What are your religious beliefs about birth control?
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A: What is Duh, this is still rhetorical?
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8. Internal Methods 100 Question
21 pills contain estrogen and progesterone and 7 pills do not contain any hormones. Works by preventing ovulation or altering the lining of the uterus
A: What is Oral Contraceptives (the Pill)?
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9. Internal Methods 200 Question
A flexible ring inserted into the vagina. It contains hormones that work much like the hormones in birth control pills.
A: What is the Nuva Ring?
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10. Internal Methods 300 Question
A patch contains estrogen and progesterone that is absorbed into the skin
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A: What is the Estrogen Patch (Ortho Evra)?
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11. Internal Methods 400 Question The shot A: What is Depo Provera? 100
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12. Internal Methods 500 Question
This method taken within 5 days of unprotected intercourse can thicken cervical mucous and prevent implantation. It will not harm an implanted egg.
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A: What is Emergency Contraception (Morning After Pill or ECP)?
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13. How It Works 100
This method requires a OB/GYN exam. To use, squeeze the center and insert it far back into the vagina. Can be inserted for 21 days and then must be removed.
A: What is a Nuva Ring (Vaginal Ring)?
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14. How It Works 200
Requires a OB/GYN exam. Item is placed on woman’s upper arm, lower abdomen, or buttocks once a week. She must skip wearing the item once a month in order to get her period.
A: What is Ortho Evra (Estrogen Patch)?
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15. How it Works 300
Containing only the hormone Progesterone, this method requires a shot into the upper arm or buttocks every 3 months
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A: What is Depo Provera?
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16. How it Works 400
This method thickens cervical mucous to prevent the passage of sperm and alters the uterine lining to prevent implantation
A: What is Emergency Contraception?
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17. How it Works 500
A combination of estrogen and progesterone is taken at the same time every day for 21 days to prevent ovulation
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A: What is Oral Contraceptives (the Pill)?
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18. Effectiveness 100 Question
If everyone, everywhere used the method 100% correct. Does not take User Error in account.
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A: What is a Theoretical effectiveness? This is like the condom box saying 95% effective against pregnancy
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19. Effectiveness 200 Question
100 couples are given the same contraceptive method and the rate is based on the number that became pregnant. Takes in User Error and Method failure.
A: What is Use Effectiveness (the number you remember for your test)?
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20. Effectiveness 300 Question 95% Effective against pregnancy
A: What is Pill?
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21. Effectiveness 400 Question 99% Effective against Pregnancy
A: What is Depo Provera?
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22. Effectiveness 500 Question
Effectiveness of this method will actually decrease the more often it is used (Emergency Use ONLY!)
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A: What is a ECP (Emergency Contraceptive Pill )? 75% effective
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23. Advantages 100
Provides 12 wks of pregnancy prevention, decrease in menstrual cramps, can be used when women cannot take the pill, protects against cancer of the uterus and anemia. Can be used while breast feeding.
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A: What is Depo Provera?
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24. Advantages 200
Easy to use and effective for one month (1 week at a time)
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A: What is The Estrogen Patch?
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25. Advantages 300
Easy to use, inserted once a month. Periods become more regular, often less menstrual cramping & PMS, may provide protection against ovarian and endometrial cancers, non-cancerous breast tumors, ovarian cysts, and osteoporosis.
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A: What is a Nuva Ring?

26. Advantages 400
Easy to use daily, often less menstrual cramping, iron deficiency anemia, PMS, may provide protection against ovarian and endometrial cysts, non-cancerous breast tumors and osteoporosis.
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A: What is the birth control pill?
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27. Advantages 500
Can be used anytime intercourse is unprotected; if a condom breaks, forgot a few BCP, if the man didn’t pull out in time, if you were forced to have unprotected sex, etc. INTENDED ONLY FOR EMERGENCY USE!
A: What is Emergency Contraceptive Pill?
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28. Disadvantages and Side Effects 100
No protection against STIs
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A: What is The Pill, the Patch, the Ring, the Shot, and ECP?
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29. Disadvantages and Side Effects 200
Although rare, some women experience blood clots, heart attack, and stroke. Women who are over 35 and/or smokers are at greater risk.
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A: What are the side effects for the patch, the pill, and the ring?
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30. Disadvantages and Side Effects 300
You may experience all or none of the following: nausea, weight gain or loss, breast tenderness, headaches, missed periods, or spotting between periods, mild depression may occur.
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A: What are the side effects of the Patch, Pill, and Ring?
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31. Disadvantages and Side Effects 400
A woman may have none, some, or all of the following side effects: nausea, vomiting, cramping, irregular bleeding, fluid retention, and/or headaches.
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A: What is Emergency Contraception?
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32. Disadvantages and Side Effects 500
A woman may experience some, none, or all of the following: loss of monthly period, irregular bleeding (spotting), increased appetite, headaches, depression, decreased sex drive. May not go away until medication wears off (about 12 weeks).
A: What is Depo Provera?
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33. Final Jeopardy Question Prompt Here (the “Answer”)
A: What are Correct Response Here?
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