Family Planning
Physical & Health Education · 50 practice questions
Definition and importance of family planning; advantages and disadvantages of family planning methods (condom, pills, intrauterine device, abstinence); challenges facing families in Nigeria (pre-marital sex, extramarital sex, widowhood); agencies promoting healthy family living (school, NGOs, religious homes).
- Define family planning and state its importance.
- Identify the various methods of family planning and state their advantages.
- State the challenges facing family life.
- Identify agencies promoting healthy family living.
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- Practice question 1
Widowhood, as a challenge facing families in Nigeria, specifically can create particular social and economic strain on
- A.no particular individual at all, despite being recognized as a challenge
- B.only the wider community, with no particular strain on the surviving spouse
- C.a factor entirely unrelated to social or economic strain of any kind
- D.the surviving spouse
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D. the surviving spouse
Widowhood, as a challenge facing families in Nigeria, specifically can create particular social and economic strain on the surviving spouse.
- Practice question 2
Spacing between pregnancies, a goal of family planning, specifically can contribute to improved health outcomes for
- A.the mother exclusively, with no benefit at all for the child
- B.a factor entirely unrelated to the health of either mother or child
- C.no particular health outcome of any kind, despite the spacing achieved
- D.both mother and child
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D. both mother and child
Pregnancy spacing, a family planning goal, specifically can contribute to improved health outcomes for both mother and child.
- Practice question 3
Emergency contraception specifically refers to a method used to help prevent pregnancy
- A.only before any intercourse has taken place, rather than after
- B.after unprotected intercourse has already occurred
- C.at no particular time at all, despite being a recognized method
- D.a factor entirely unrelated to the timing of intercourse
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B. after unprotected intercourse has already occurred
Emergency contraception is specifically used to help prevent pregnancy after unprotected intercourse has already occurred.
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