1.
Oral contraceptives contain what two hormones?
2.
Oral contraceptives inhibit _____________ and change cervical ______________.
3.
Oral contraceptives keep the endometrial lining...
4.
An injection of DMPA is injected every ____(#) months, inhibits ovulation and thickens cervical mucus. One example of a DMPA is _______________.
5.
Thin capsules (rods) inserted under the skin of the upper arm and release tiny amounts of progesterone into blood stream that last 5 years and inhibits ovulation and thickens cervical mucus are called ________________ implants.
6.
Post-coital hormone contraception is more commonly known as the _______________ _______________ ________________, and should be administered within _______(#) hours after sex.
7.
RU486/Mifeprex is also known as the ______________ pill.
8.
The abortion pill can be used up to ____(#) weeks of pregnancy and causes a miscarriage.
9.
The diaphragm, condom, sponge and cervical cap are all examples of the _____________ method.
10.
A foreign body placed in endometrial cavity providing a hostile environment thus discouraging implantation is known as a...
11.
The two types of IUD's are ________________ and _______________
12.
A t-shaped, copper wrapped IUD that can be kept in for up to 10 years is called...
13.
This type of IUD releases a small amount of progesterone and may be kept in for up to 5 years.
14.
There is no single explanation for how IUD's work, which of the following might make a IUD work
A. 
Thicken cervical mucus to prevent sperm from entering the uterus
B. 
Inhibits sperm from reaching or fertilizing the egg
C. 
Makes uterine lining thin
15.
An IUD is inserted in the _______________ of the uterus in the _______________ _____________ segment and corpus
16.
Improper insertion of an IUD can cause uterine ___________________ and _________________
17.
The removal of an IUD if there is a pregnancy may initiate an ___________.
18.
IUD usage increases the risk for ________________ ________________.
19.
A risk associated with IUD is the IUD may become embedded in the _________________ or the superficial layers of the _________________.
20.
A risk associated with an IUD is an ________________ formation.
21.
Perforation of the uterus is at its highest risk during _____________.
22.
When the IUD perforates through the uterus, it migrates into the _______________.
23.
Partial perforation of the uterus associated with an IUD is when a portion of the IUD remains in the ______________.
24.
Check off any sono appearance associated with IUD