Question

using a male condom and another form of birth control together can increase the effectiveness of the contraceptives. true false question 11 1 pts all of the following are examples of implanted methods except... copper iud the shot implantable rod hormonal iud question 12 1 pts all contraceptives can prevent stis true false

Explanation:

First question:

Using multiple birth - control methods (e.g., condom + hormonal contraceptive) can offer better pregnancy prevention. Condoms can provide a physical barrier, and other methods like hormonal ones can work on different physiological mechanisms.

Question 11:

• Copper IUD, Implantable Rod, and Hormonal IUD are implanted in the body.
• The Shot (e.g., Depo - Provera) is an injection, not an implanted method.

Question 12:

• Only condoms (male and female) among common contraceptives can offer some protection against STIs (to a certain extent).
• Hormonal contraceptives (pills, patches, shots, IUDs), diaphragms (when not used with spermicide in a proper STI - preventing way) etc., do not prevent STIs.

Answer:

• First question: True
• Question 11: The Shot
• Question 12: False