reproductive health services for adolescents - Pathfinder International

Module 16/Trainer's Tools
6. Syndromic management of STIs is most effective in diagnosing:
a) Genital ulcers.
b) Urethritis.
c) Vaginal discharge.
d) Cervicitis.
7. The contraceptive methods that are appropriate for breast-feeding women who are
more than 6 weeks postpartum are:
a) IUD.
b) Combined oral contraceptives.
c) Progestin-only contraceptives (progestin-only pills, Norplant, injectables
like Depo-Provera).
d) Lactational Amenorrhea Method (LAM).
8. The major reason condoms break is:
a) They have been washed with soap.
b) They are too small.
c) The vagina is not wet enough.
d) They are used with an oil-based lubricant such as Vaseline.
9. Which of the following complications of pregnancy are more likely to occur in
adolescents under the age of 15 compared with older women:
a) Giving birth to very large babies.
b) Premature labor.
c) Dysfunctional labor.
d) Spontaneous abortion.
e) Still birth.
10. Which methods of contraception may not be suitable to the adolescent client:
a) Emergency contraception.
b) Combined oral contraceptives.
c) Sterilization.
d) Condoms.
e) Injectable contraceptives.
11. WHO estimates that the risk of dying of pregnancy-related causes is:
a) Twice as high for women ages 15-19 than for older women.
b) Three times as high for women aged 15-19 than for older women.
c) Four times as high for women aged 15-19 than for older women.
d) Five times as high for women aged 15-19 than for older women.
e) The same for women aged 15-19 than for older women.
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