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Birth Control
Human Reproduction Birth Control Review
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| A birth control pill taken 365 days a year | Lybrel/Amethyst |
| A vaginal ring containing hormones | Nuva Ring |
| The morning-after pill | Plan B |
| A patch containing hormones | Ortho Evra |
| A pill for women who are breastfeeding or cannot take estrogen | Mini-Pill |
| An injectable form of hormonal contraception | Depo Provera |
| An IUD containing hormones; good for up to 5 years | Mirena/Kyleena/Skyla |
| A pill marketed as giving women only four periods per year | Seasonale/Seasonique |
| A silicon tube containing hormones injected under the skin of the arm; good for 3 years | Implanon/Nexplanon |
| A non-surgical form of sterilization | Essure |
| A chewable form of the birth control pill | Ovcon 35 |
| A small piece of molded plastic inserted into the uterus by a physician | IUD |
| Not engaging in sexual intercourse | Abstinence |
| Latex sheath fitted over an erect penis | Male condom |
| Latex cap inserted into the vagina to cover cervix before intercourse | Diaphragm |
| Polyurethane liner fitted inside vagina | Female condom |
| Most common spermicide used in birth control | Nonoxynol-9 |
| Vasectomy or tubal ligation | Sterilization |
| Combined estrogen/progesterone in the form of a pill, ring, or patch | Hormonal contraception |
| Day of ovulation determined by record keeping | Natural family planning |
| Penis withdrawn before ejaculation | Coitus interruptus |
| The most reliable method of birth control | Abstinence |
| The termination of a pregnancy before the fetus is capable of survival | Abortion |
| Birth control that offers the best protection against STDs | Latex condom |
| Abortion procedure performed during the first three months of pregnancy | Uterine aspiration |
| Abortion procedure performed during the second trimester | Dilation and evacuation |
| Primary action of the birth control pill | Prevent ovulation |
| What is cut during a vasectomy | Vas deferens |
| What is cut during a tubal ligation | Uterine/Fallopian tubes |
| Spontaneous abortion | Miscarriage |
| Used to regulate the number of children an individual or couple will have | Contraception |
| An IUD that does not contain hormones | Paraguard |
| Primary action of sterilization methods | Prevent fertilization |
| Primary action of barrier methods | Prevent fertilization |
| Potential new male birth control injection method still in trials | Vasalgel |