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Fertility Awareness Quiz

Test your knowledge about fertility awareness and natural family planning in this comprehensive quiz! Designed to educate and engage, this quiz covers various aspects of reproductive health and women's physiology.

Topics include:

Fertility cycles
Hormonal functions
Natural Family Planning methods
Signs of fertility

65 Questions16 MinutesCreated by EducatingHeart987

The importance of "fertility awareness" ?

Decision about family planning

Planning or avoiding pregnancy

Enabling women to value their fertility

Safe women from infections and STI's

All of the above

NEP stands for ?

New Economic Policy

Never Ending Program

Natural Family Planning

A silly question ik ^^

Identification of the fertile and infertile days of menstrual cycle is done by?

Monthly blood tests

Observing signs and symptoms of fertility

The best way to avoid pregnancy without any modern contraception methods is by:

Abstaining from intercourse

Abstaining from intercourse only in fertile days

The highest and MAX chance to get pregnant is by:

Random intercourse activity

Intercourse in most fertile days of o womens cycle

Efficacy of NEP can reach 98% only of :

Couples are doctors

Couples are using modern contraceptive methods

Couples are taught by experienced teachers + serious commitment

All of the following are advantages of NEP excpet:

Takes time to learn the symptoms

No drugs or devices

Suits the woman's normal physiology

No physiological side effects

Sharing responsibilities about family planning

Religiously, morally and culturally acceptable

To understand the basis of fertility awareness you should understand:

Female physiology only

Male physiology

Both male and female physiology

Sperm will survive for ___ in a women's cervix in the presence of ___ :

24-72 h / fertile mucus

3-7 days / vaginal acids

3-7 days/ fertile mucus ( alkaline)

Sperm will get destroyed in the cervix within ___ in a women's cervix in the presence of ___ :

1-2 days / fertile mucus

3-7 days / vaginal acids

Few hours / vaginal muscus (acidic)

During the infertile phase sperm cannot penetrate the cervix due to ?

High alkalinity

Low acidity

Watery mucus lining the walls

Thick STIKCY mucus plugs it

The normal RANGE of female menstrual cycle ?

14-28 days

23-35 days

20-40 days

Pre- ovulatory phase; is the interval btw ovulation and next menstrual cycle which remains constant ;14.

True

False

Post ovulatory phase; begins the first day of bleeding controlled by FSH& ER

Fale

True

In pre-ovulatory phase what changes happen to the endometrium , cervix and mucus under the effect of ER ( respectively)

Thickening / high, soft and open / watery slippery with increase salt, sugar & AA

Thickening / low, soft and open/ sticky with decrease salt with increase in glucose

Thinning / high, soft and open / watery and little

When does the preovulatory phase end?

Immediatly after the FHS surge

Withinn 36 h after LH surge

The hormone that controls post ovulatory phase?

Estorgen

Progesterone from CL

FSH

In prost- ovulatory phase what changes happen to the endometrium , cervix and mucus

Softening / low ,soft ,opened / mucus thick and sticky

Softening / low ,firm ,closed / mucus thick and sticky (hostile)

Thickening / low ,firm ,closed / mucus thick and sticky (hostile)

At what phase we see temperature rise ?

Post ovulatory 1-2 c

Pre ovulatory 0.2 c

Post ovulatory 0.2 c

The most effective method for fertility indication is :

Temp

Muscus symptoms

Sympto-thermal method (calendar method)

Shift in Temp indicates (rise):

Post ovulation

Pre ovulation

Ovulation

48 h past ovulation

Sustained temp for 3 days indicates :

Post ovulation

Pre ovulation

Ovulation

48 h past ovulation

When does post ovulatory phase occurs ?

Fourth day of High temp

Third day of High temp

Three days before High temp

When does pre ovulatory -phase ocurs ?

After menstruation ends-- continuous with sustained low temp before ovulation begins with 3 days of high temp

Six low temp days before ovulation where we notice a rise in temp for 3 days

Both give the same meaning

Maintenance of high temp after the third day of high temp indicates :

Infertile

Pregnant

Fertility

Menstrual period is followed by some dry days, might be absent in short cycles or more prominent in long cycle?

True

False

Which is incorrectly mismatched?

If a female presented with a cycle length 22 days, ovulation will occur at what day?

Fertility chart (28 day cycle); according to it, if the female FIRST recognizes moist mucus sensation at day 9, when will she have the peak of fertility?

day14

Day10

Day9

1day7

What days indicate safe intercourse with no fertility ?

1-5

6-14

17-28

To get pregnant the best days to have interouse will be?

Two days prior to peak day (ovulation day )

Two days after peak day

Only peak day

More than 1 MILLION STI's are acquired every day worldwide.

False

True

Each year there are 357 million NEW infections , ____ are STI's

1 of 10

1 of 4

1 of 100

People who are estimated to have genital infection with HSV :

500 million

500 billion

100 million

50 million

More than __ women have HPV :

10 million

1 billion

290 million

400 million

Major cause of PID and infertility in women ?

Chlamydia

Gonorreha

Both are major cause

What increase the risk of HIV acquisition : (2 correct)

Syphlillis

HSV1

HSV2

Over 900,000 pregnant women were infected with syphilis with 350,000 adverse effect birth-outcome in 2012.

True

False

Drug resistant ( like gonorrhea ) is a MAJOR threat to reducing the impact of STI's worlwide

False

True

Total life time direct medical cost of the ___ cases of STI's that occured in 2008 in US was ____ $

19.7 million/ 15 million

19.7 million / 15.6 billion

15 million / 19.7 million

The most cost were directed to ___ ?

HIV

HPV

HSV2

Chlamydia

The most cost in non-viral were directed to ___ ?

Chlamydia

Gonorreha

Syphilis

HeptB

Risk factors means?

Anything which causes disease

Protects against disease

Etiology

Anything which affects the frequency of a disease

Anything that cause a disease, predispose to a disease , protects against a disease , prevent a disease from occurring.

Risk factor

Determinants

Recurrence

Virulence factor

Men bear much more risk susceptibility compared to women

True

False

Menstruation and pregnancy represents a risky period for transmission of disease

True

False

Young women have high susceptibility to STI's due to:

Post -adolescence & adulthood women have less susceptibility to STI's due to:

Thickening of cervix

Harbors immunological defense

Replacement of vaginal flora

Lactobacilli and acidic environment that is hostile to many pathogens

All .

The RELIGION is the most protective behavioral factors against STI's due to the prohibition of pre-marital , extra- marital sexual relationships

True

False

Health care seeking behaviors are LESS frequently among women when it comes to STI's.

True

False

THE commonest reported bacterial sexually transmitted in the USA :

Gonorreha

Chlamydia

HIV

Ratio of chlamydia among women, male. (M:F)

50 : 350

50:30

10:80

Reason's that adolescents are more susceptible to recurrent infections is due to:

Cognitive immaturity

Peer pressure

All

Columnar epithelium (old women have squamous + acquired immunity )

gonorrhea ratio, M:F

50 : 350

50 : 100

100 : 60

Most common women age that aquire gonnoreha :

15-19

25-35

>45

<15

Risk of syphilis infection :

Drugs abusers

Poor access health

Both

70% of PID are at age of:

18- 25

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