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6/ What is the first line of treatment for ectopic pregnancy? 1. Aspirin 2. Methotrexate which halts cell growth 3. Ibuprofen
3/ Why did a North Dakota abortion clinic relocate? 1. Because the law is not very clear and they might end up in jail 2. Because they needed more space 3. Because they wanted to have more clients
1/ For how long has the law Roe v. Wade, protecting abortion rights in all of the United States, been around? 1. 30 years 2. 50 years 3. 20 years
What is important for the future of a teen mom and her baby? 1. going fishing 2. going on vacation 3. having a car 4. finishing school
As the world has transitioned to the Sustainable Developement Goals era, what is new for pregnant adolescent ? 1. The rate of teen pregnancy has gone down so much that it is no longer on the agenda 2. All governments have outlawed teen pregnancy 3. The WHO is no longer interested in them 4. They have moved to the centre of the global health and developement agenda
2/ 6 months after the decision, how many states have a near-total abortion ban? 1. 20 2. 4 3.12
Mothers from 15 to 19 years of age experience... 1. twice as high postpartum depression than older moms 2. have significant levels of stress 3. have higher rates of suicidal ideation 4. are more likely to experience posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
What does STD stand for? 1. severe transaminase disease 2. sexually transmitted diseases 3. sexual transgender diagnosis 4. simultaneous translating device
/ What is preeclampsia? (you may need to look it up) 1. a pregnancy complication characterized by high blood pressure and signs of damage to another organ system, most often the liver and kidneys 2. high blood sugar that can affect your pregnancy and your baby's health 3. a condition in which you lack enough healthy red blood cells to carry adequate oxygen to your body's tissues
What pregnancy complications do young mothers have? 1. Low-birth-weight babies 2. Breech position 3. Preterm birth 4. Pregnancy loss/miscarriage 5. Pregnancy-induced hypertension 6. Gestational diabetes 7. Stillbirth
What factors can reduce the psychiatric issues of teen moms?1. having a lot of friends 2. a supportive relationship with the baby's father 3. a supportive relationship with her mother 4. getting an education
What does folick acid do to you? 1. Increases weight of babies 2. Creates behavioral problems 3. Reduces birth defects 4. Increases chances of having blue eyes
What percentage of teen mothers complete a college diploma? 1. 20%2. 10% 3. 30%
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4/ How many states have imposed a 6-week gestational age ban for abortions? 1. 5 2. 8 3. 3
What are the Social consequences for unmarried pregnant adolescent ? 1. Lots of parties and friends 2. To live a happy life 3. To drop out of school 4. Rejection 5. Violence by partners, parents and peers 6. Marriage failure 7. Social stigma
To whom should young mothers talk to for assisting them in finishing school and living a healthier life? 1. a school counsellor 2. a friend 3. a social worker 4. a stranger
Where are adolescent pregnancies more likely to occur ? 1. In poor communities 2. In communities with a high standard of living 3. In communities with lots of employment opportunities 4. In marginalized communities 5. In communities with lack of education
What services do many community centers provide for teen parents during school hours? 1. day care 2. dry cleaning 3. food shopping 4. an apartment
/ What are the physical effects of teen pregnancy on the teen mothers? 1. preeclampsia 2. premature delivery 3. contracting STDs (sexually transmitted diseases) 4. anemia 5. delivering at low birth weight