What Birth Control Am I?

An effective form of birth control that involves an injection once every 3 months (4 times yearly), 99% effective, adds NO protection against STD’S or HIV/AIDS.

• Birth Control Pills

• Birth control Patch

• Depo-Provera Shots

• Withdrawal Method

The ONLY 100% effective method of birth control for pregnancy prevention and STD, HIV/AIDS

 protection.  Refraining from intimate sexual behavior, does not require a doctor’s prescription.

• Abstinence

• Withdrawal

• Hoping there is not a pregnancy

• Rhythm Method

Which method of birth control involves severing the fallopian tubes in females and the vas deferens in males to prevent pregnancy 99% of the time?

• Withdrawal

• Spermicide

• Tubal ligation

• Vasectomy

True or False

There are condoms available for both males and females.

• TRUE

• FALSE

TRUE or FALSE

A woman must see a doctor to be fitted for a diaphragm. It must be used along with spermicide every time.

• TRUE

• FALSE

TRUE or FALSE

Which two birth control methods acts as a barrier that blocks the opening of the cervix to help prevent pregnancy?

• Sponge

• Diaphragm

• Male Condom

• Vasectomy

This male method of birth control is made of latex, and is 84% - 89% effective in helping to protect against pregnancy and the spread of STD's, and HIV/AIDS. It is still possible to contract some STDs due to skin to skin contact.

• Withdrawal

• Female condom

• Condom

• Abstinence

Requires a doctor’s prescription, 95% effective in pregnancy prevention only, helpful in the prevention of ovarian cancer, must be taken daily, does not add any protection against contracting STD’S or HIV/AIDS.

• Birth Control Pills

• The Birth Control Patch

• Nexplanon Inserts

• Patch

A male method of birth control considered to be VERY RISKY. More than ≤75% ineffective adds no protection against STD’S or HIV/AIDS.

• Rhythm Method

• Coitus Interruptus

• Hope and Pray Method

• Brotection

It is a flexible small, thin hormonal contraceptive plastic rod the size of a matchstick that is put under the skin of your arm for up to three years, 99% effective, requires a doctor’s visit, adds no protection against STD’S or HIV/AIDS.

• Kidney stone

• The clicker

• Nexplanon Inserts

• Off the chain inserts