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How is the morning-after pill different from the minipill?
 
  A) The morning-after pill is a progestin-only pill, and the minipill is an estrogen-only pill.
  B) The morning-after pill contains high doses of estrogen and progestin, and the minipill is a progestin only pill.
  C) The morning-after pill prevents ovulation, and the minipill prevents implantation.
  D) The morning-after pill is taken every day of the month, and the minipill is taken only after unprotected intercourse.

Question 2

What is a symptom of chancroid?
 
  A) Cold sores inside the mouth
  B) A rash around the genitals
  C) Painless, hard sores on the genitals
  D) Clusters of small bumps on the genitals



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

D



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