Topic 1 Recap

Which of the following is a hormonal method of contraception?

• Male condom

• Contraceptive implant

• Diaphragm

• Copper intrauterine device (IUD)

What is the primary purpose of a barrier method of contraception?

• To release hormones that prevent ovulation

• To physically block sperm from reaching an egg

• To regulate the menstrual cycle

• To provide long-term contraception

The contraceptive pill prevents pregnancy by:

• Increasing sperm production

• Preventing ovulation

• Enhancing fertilization

• Thickening the uterine lining

Identify one natural method of contraception and describe how it works.

• Rhythm method: Avoiding intercourse during fertile days based on menstrual cycle tracking.

• Using birth control pills to prevent ovulation.

• Using condoms during intercourse.

• Intrauterine device (IUD) insertion.

Suggest a suitable non-hormonal contraceptive method for Ella.

• Copper IUD

• Birth control pills

• Hormonal implant

• Hormonal patch

Liam and Zoe have been in a relationship for two years and are considering contraception options. Zoe does not want to take daily medication, and Liam wants to ensure protection against sexually transmitted infections (STIs). Which contraceptive method would be most suitable for Liam?

• Condoms

• Oral contraceptive pills

• Intrauterine device (IUD)

• Contraceptive patch

b) This method is important for STI protection because:

• It prevents the exchange of bodily fluids during sexual activity.

• It increases the risk of STI transmission.

• It has no effect on STI protection.

• It is only effective against pregnancy, not STIs.

Liam and Zoe have been in a relationship for two years and are considering contraception options. Zoe does not want to take daily medication, and Liam wants to ensure protection against sexually transmitted infections (STIs). Which contraceptive method is most suitable for Zoe that does not require daily action?

• Condoms

• Oral contraceptive pills

• Contraceptive patch

• Intrauterine device (IUD)

Which of the following lists two advantages and two disadvantages of Zoe’s method?

• It can be bought anywhere and does not need to be taken daily

• It is expensive and time-consuming; it provides detailed results and is reliable.

• It is simple and reliable; it may be biased and difficult to replicate.

• It is creative and innovative; it may lack evidence and be too complex.

Identify the contraceptive method shown in the image below.

What is this method called?

• Impant

• Condom

• Oral Contraceptive Pill

• Contraceptive Patch