Archived Webinar: Facing the Facts about the Effectiveness of ECPs: pre-test

1. Participant Pre-Training Evaluation Instrument

This archived session is sponsored by ARHP.

These past live sessions are now available as archived sessions for you to listen to and review on your own time. It will take approximately one hour to complete this activity.

Once the pre-session evaluation is completed, the link to the archived session(s) will be provided.

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* 1. Recent research shows that increased access to emergency contraception pills (ECPs):

Has decreased unintended pregnancy rates in the United States somewhat

Has significantly decreased unintended pregnancy rates in the United States

Has not decreased unintended pregnancy rates in the United States

I don’t know

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* 2. ECPs might prevent pregnancy by:

Inhibiting ovulation

Trapping sperm in thickened cervical mucus

Preventing implantation by disrupting the uterine lining

All of the above

I don’t know

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* 3. Which of the following statements about ECP use is TRUE?

There is evidence of an increase in unprotected sex with enhanced ECP access

There is no evidence of a decrease in use of regular contraception with enhanced ECP access

ECPs can reduce the risk of pregnancy by at least 95%

I don’t know

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* 4. Progestin-only ECPs:

Contain no estrogen

Can reduce risk of getting pregnant by 75%.

Is not available in the United States.

Can induce side effects like nausea and vomiting.

I don’t know

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* 5. Which of the following issues may explain why widespread use of ECPs has not been shown to have a significant public health impact on the unintended pregnancy rate in the United States?

Increased risk taking

Not enough studies on ECPs have been conducted

All of the above

I don’t know