30 Questions
What is the purpose of a cervical cap?
To trap sperm during emission of semen
How long should the cervical cap remain in place after coitus?
6 hours
What is the fail rate of male condoms typically due to?
Break in the sheath's integrity or spilling
What is the purpose of vasectomy in males?
To block the passage of sperm
How does tubal ligation prevent pregnancy in women?
By blocking sperm from meeting an egg
What is the shape of a cervical cap like?
Circular with a thin rim
What term is used to describe a person born with anatomical characteristics that don't fit standard definitions of male or female?
Intersex
What does 'in the closet' refer to in the LGBTQ+ context?
Being in denial about one's identity
Which term is used by some indigenous North Americans to describe gendervariant individuals within their communities?
Two-Spirit
What term describes people whose gender identity differs from what is typically associated with the sex they were assigned at birth?
Transgender
Which term is an umbrella term for sexual and gender minorities who are not heterosexual or cisgender?
Queer
In the LGBTQ2IA+ acronym, what does the 'IA' stand for?
+Intersex, +Ally
What is the main method of transmission of syphilis?
Through skin or mucous membrane contact with sores
What health problems can untreated syphilis lead to?
Tumors, blindness, and paralysis
What is the main symptom of primary syphilis?
Small, painless sore or ulcer called a chancre
How can syphilis be passed from a pregnant woman to her baby?
During pregnancy or birth
What is the stage of syphilis infection known as if it is passed from a pregnant woman to the baby during pregnancy or birth?
Primary syphilis
What are the consequences of untreated syphilis in pregnant women?
Increased risk of miscarriage
What is the main purpose of the Symptothermal Method mentioned in the text?
To track changes in temperature and cervical mucus for fertility awareness
Which method involves predicting ovulation by detecting the surge of luteinizing hormone?
Ovulation Detection
What is the disadvantage of the Coitus Interruptus method of contraception?
May cause fertilization due to preemission fluid with spermatozoa
How do contraceptives (the Pill) work in preventing pregnancy?
By decreasing permeability of cervical mucus
Which method involves taking note of changes in cervical mucus and temperature for fertility awareness?
Symptothermal Method
What is the main purpose of the Ovulation Detection method?
To predict ovulation through luteinizing hormone surge
What is the term used to describe the combination of reactions to stress?
Fight or flight response
Which factor can trigger a cascade of stress hormones and physiological changes?
Stressful situations
What happens to our defense response when stress is induced chronically?
Resistance is lowered
Which technique is recommended to counter chronic stress involving deep abdominal breathing and visualization of tranquil scenes?
Relaxation response
In order to sustain oneself during hard times, what should one acknowledge according to the text?
Accept and acknowledge your feelings
What is the purpose of the fight or flight response according to the text?
To enable quick reactions in life-threatening situations
This quiz covers the transmission of syphilis and gonorrhea from pregnant women to their babies during delivery. Learn about the serious health problems these infections can cause for newborns.
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