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- Explain how does birth control work?Why would a drug be given an "X" pregnancy category? A) adverse effects shown in animals, but the benefits of therapy may outweigh the risks B) adverse effects shown in animals and there are not adequate studies in pregnant women C) Well controlled studies in pregnant women have shown risk to fetus D) Well controlled studies in women have failed to demonstrate risk to fetusHelp me
- The hormones in combined estrogen-progestin birth control pills prevent pregnancy primarily by preventing A)ovarian follicles from maturing. B)the endometrium from thickening. C)embryos from implanting. D)sperm from penetrating ova.How does birth control work?How do birth control methods such as Barrier method, Hormonal methods, and Sterilization work?
- What is the specific hormone that functions primarily during pregnancy? A) Estradiol B) Estriol C) Estrone D) ProgesteroneIf a fertile woman has sex, when during the menstrual cycle is she most likely to get pregnant? a) Day 5-8 b) Day 21-28 c) Day 9-15 d) Day 1-3 e) Day 16-20Pregnant women usually experience these, except: A) drugs can pass from mother to fetus B) increase metabolism of drugs C) increase in absorption of drugs D) increase rate of urinary excretion of drugs
- The period of female fertility during each Month is short For fextilization to take place intercouce must occur each a) A few hours before ovalation up to 4-5 days after avulation b) Around 24 hours before ovulation up to around. 24 hours after ovulation C) Sometimes between 2-3 days before ovulation upto 2-3 days after ovulation d) Around 4-5 days before ovulation upto a few hours after ovulation E) Around 4-5 days before ovulation upto 4-5. after ovulation.Why Contraceptive implants are used ?What is traditional methods of birth control? How is it different from the modern methods of birth control?
