Reproductive Health: True or False?

​Reproductive Health: True or False?

By Brian K

Multiple Choice

1.   If a male doesn’t ejaculate enough, he will build up an excess amount of sperm that will need to be released.

• TRUE

• FALSE

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2.  Vaginal discharge during times other than your period is a normal part of being a woman.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Multiple Choice

3.   Douching is a good way to keep the vagina fresh and clean.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Multiple Choice

4.   A broken hymen means a female is not a virgin.

• TRUE

• FALSE

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5.   It is possible for a female to release more than one egg each month.

• TRUE

• FALSE

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6.   As long as the male puts on a condom before ejaculation, their partner is protected from pregnancy and STIs.

• TRUE

• FALSE

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7.   Baby oils, massage creams, or vegetable oil are suitable lubricants to use with latex condoms.

• TRUE

• FALSE

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8.   Certain antibiotics can reduce the effectiveness of the birth control pill.

• TRUE

• FALSE

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9.   It is possible to contract parasitic STIs (e.g., crabs/pubic lice) though contact with dirty fabric, like towels and sheets.

• TRUE

• FALSE

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10.   When using a condom, it is important to squeeze the tip as you are putting it on (or just after) and before engaging in sexual intercourse.

• TRUE

• FALSE

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11.   If a male engages in sexual activity and stops before ejaculating, he may experience a condition commonly referred to as “blue balls” that can cause damage in his testes.

• TRUE

• FALSE

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12.   As long as no semen is ejaculated directly inside the vagina, it is impossible to become pregnant.

• TRUE

• FALSE