Question

question 3

barrier methods of birth control, such as condoms, should be used _________ in order to be most effective.

• every time
• most of the time
• only when the female is ovulating
• only if your partner has an sti

question 4

in which scenario can a minor be prescribed birth control (short-acting hormonal methods or larc) in california?

• at age 17 or above
• only with a parent or guardian present
• with written permission from a parent or guardian
• minors of any age have the same access as adults.

Explanation:

Analyze Question 3

The question asks about the frequency of using barrier methods of birth control, such as condoms, to be most effective. For barrier methods to prevent pregnancy and STIs effectively, they must be used consistently and correctly every single time sexual intercourse occurs.

Analyze Question 4

The question asks about the scenario in which a minor can be prescribed birth control (short-acting hormonal methods or LARC) in California. Under California law, minors of any age have the right to consent to reproductive healthcare, including obtaining birth control, without parental consent or notification.

Answer:

Question 3

• (A) Every time (Correct answer)
• (B) Most of the time
• (C) Only when the female is ovulating
• (D) Only if your partner has an STI

Question 4

• (A) At age 17 or above
• (B) Only with a parent or guardian present
• (C) With written permission from a parent or guardian
• (D) Minors of any age have the same access as adults. (Correct answer)