Question

1. what form of hormonal birth control can a woman use weekly?

○nuvaring
○depo - provera (injection)
○the patch
○implant

1. what does hiv stand for?

○homosapien immune virus
○human immune virus
●human immunodeficiency virus
○human intelligent virus

1. the only 100% effective way to avoid both pregnancy and stis is called?

○condom
○iud
○abstinence
○dental dam

Explanation:

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To determine the weekly - used hormonal birth control, we analyze each option:

• NuvaRing is used monthly (inserted and left for 3 weeks, then removed for a week).
• Depo - Provera (Injection) is administered every 3 months.
• The Patch (transdermal contraceptive patch) is changed weekly.
• Implant is a long - acting reversible contraceptive that lasts for years.

HIV is the abbreviation for Human Immunodeficiency Virus. This is a well - known medical term. The other options: "Homosapien Immune Virus" is incorrect (the correct term related to humans is "Human" not "Homosapien" in this context and the description is wrong), "Human Immune Virus" is incorrect as it does not describe the correct nature of the virus (it is about immunodeficiency), and "Human Intelligent Virus" is a non - medical and incorrect term.

To find the 100% effective way to avoid both pregnancy and STIs:

• Condom: While it is effective in reducing the risk of pregnancy and STIs, it is not 100% effective.
• IUD: It is mainly for preventing pregnancy and has no effect on preventing STIs.
• Abstinence (refraining from sexual intercourse) is the only method that is 100% effective in avoiding both pregnancy and STIs.
• Dental dam: It is used for reducing the risk of STIs during certain sexual activities but is not a method to avoid pregnancy and is not 100% effective in preventing STIs.

Answer:

C. The Patch

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