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Kthamas

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Barrier methods of contraception such as the diaphragm should not be used by a woman with a history of:
 
  a. Diabetes
  b. Heart disease
  c. Migraine headache
  d. Toxic shock syndrome

Question 2

Instructions for the use of a male condom should include that:
 
  a. Condoms offer 100 protection against pregnancy.
  b. Water-soluble lubricants should be used to reduce the risk of breakage.
  c. The condom should tightly cover the tip of the penis.
  d. Natural skin condoms are best for preventing infections.



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Answer to Question 1

ANS: D
Barrier methods are contraindicated for women with a history of toxic shock syndrome because of the possible recurrence of a potentially life-threatening illness.

Answer to Question 2

ANS: B
Water-soluble lubricants help prevent breakage and may also increase the partner's comfort. The failure rate for condoms is 14 (2 if used with spermicide). There should be a half inch of empty space in the condom at the end of the penis to collect sperm. Natural skin condoms do not prevent transmission of infection.



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