2.2. Contraception

• Contraception allows sexual activity without the risk of conception.


  True
• Hormonal contraception includes methods like birth control pills and injections.


  True
• Hormonal contraception has a lower typical use failure rate than barrier methods.

  True
• Contraception refers to the methods and devices used to prevent pregnancy
• Intrauterine devices (IUDs) prevent fertilization


  True
• Barrier methods include condoms and diaphragms, which physically block sperm


  True
• Proper use of methods like condoms increases their effectiveness


  True
• Permanent methods like sterilization are difficult to reverse
• Judaism approves contraception if it's necessary for health or family size limitations


  True
• Match the type of contraception with its description:

  Barrier ↔️ Physically blocks sperm

  Hormonal ↔️ Prevents ovulation

  Intrauterine ↔️ Prevents fertilization

  Permanent ↔️ Blocks vas deferens or fallopian tubes
• Sterilization procedures are a type of permanent contraception.
• What is one factor that affects contraceptive effectiveness?

  Proper use
• Barrier methods, like condoms, physically block sperm from reaching the egg


  True
• Order the main types of contraception from least to most effective based on typical use failure rates

  1️⃣ Barrier (13%)

  2️⃣ Hormonal (7%)

  3️⃣ Intrauterine (Less than 1%)

  4️⃣ Permanent (Less than 1%)
• Hormonal methods, such as birth control pills, prevent ovulation by using hormones
• Forgetting to take pills or replace patches can reduce the effectiveness of hormonal methods
• Catholicism strictly prohibits contraception, viewing it as contrary to natural law


  True
• Match the religion with its perspective on contraception:

  Catholicism ↔️ Strictly prohibited

  Protestantism ↔️ Generally accepted

  Islam ↔️ Varies

  Judaism ↔️ Approved if necessary
• Contraception refers to the methods and devices used to prevent pregnancy
• What factors influence the choice of contraceptive method?

  Effectiveness, ease of use, personal preference
• Place the types of contraception in order from most to least effective based on typical use failure rates:

  1️⃣ Permanent (sterilization)

  2️⃣ Intrauterine (IUDs)

  3️⃣ Hormonal (birth control pills)

  4️⃣ Barrier (condoms)
• IUDs and sterilization are less affected by user behavior, making them the most effective options.
• Hormonal methods, such as birth control pills, prevent ovulation
• The choice of contraceptive method depends on factors like effectiveness, ease of use, and personal preference
• Permanent methods like sterilization block the vas deferens or fallopian tubes


  True
• IUDs and sterilization are less affected by user behavior


  True
• Islam has varying views on contraception, with some schools supporting it to space births