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Birth Control True/False Challenge

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Birth Control True/False Challenge
 

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Quick birth control facts quiz

by Kimberly Chang
1

Using condoms correctly can significantly reduce the risk of STIs and pregnancy.

2

Oral contraceptive pills protect you from STIs.

3

Emergency contraception should be used as a regular birth control method.

4

Copper IUDs are a long-acting reversible contraception option.

5

Withdrawal (pull-out) method is as reliable as hormonal methods.

6

The vaccine-type birth control methods are 100% effective at preventing pregnancy.

7

Dual protection means using condoms along with another birth control method.

8

All birth control methods are equally effective for everyone.

9

Lactational Amenorrhea Method (LAM) can be effective only immediately after childbirth.

10

Birth control pills require a prescription in most countries.

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Condoms reduce STI risk and pregnancy when used consistently and correctly.

Pills do not protect against STIs; condoms are needed for STI protection.

Emergency contraception is for occasional use, not a routine method.

Copper IUDs are a long-acting reversible method with several years of protection.

Withdrawal is less reliable than most hormonal or long-acting methods.

No birth control method is 100% effective; effectiveness varies by method.

Using two methods (e.g., condom + hormonal) increases protection.

Effectiveness depends on method, user, and consistency.

LAM is most effective in the first six months after birth, with exclusive breastfeeding.

Many places require a prescription; some types may be available OTC in others.

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