Contraceptive Sponge Jeopardy Template

100 What is the definition of contraceptive sponge? The contraceptive sponge is a type of birth control that prevents the sperm from entering the uterus.	100 What are PROS of using the conceptive sponge? - You can get it without a prescription - It can only be used at the time of intercourse - It does not effect future fertility for either the man and women.	100 What are some risks to using the sponge? You are at a greater risk for sexually transmitted diseases.	100 What does it look like? It is a soft round disk shaped and made from polyurethane foam. The contraceptive sponge also, contains spermicide which kills the sperm.	100 Can you reuse the sponge? No you can not reuse it.
200 How does the contraceptive sponge work? Remove the sponge from the package, insert the sponge, check placement of the sponge, leave the sponge in for at least 6 hours after sex, then remove the sponge, and discard the sponge.	200 What are CONS of using the conceptive sponge? - Can increase chances of STI's - Insertion and removal can be messy or difficult. - It is less effective to use if you have given birth.	200 What are some side effects to using the contraceptive sponge? It can cause rashes, diarrhea and skin irritation.	200 What type of allergies can us have too not be able to use the sponge? If your allergic to the spermicide ore polyurethane do not use the contraceptive sponge.	200 Can you go to the bathroom while using it? You can not go to the bathroom while using it.
300 How effective is the sponge from protecting against pregnancy? The sponge is 76% effective for women who have given birth so 12 out of 100 have given birth will get pregnant within a year.	300 Where can you obtain the contraceptive sponges? You can by it over the counter, at stores such as CVS, Walmart, and Walgreens. Also, on websites such as family planning and parenthood.	300 How long does the contraceptive sponge last? You can insert it for 24 hours before having sex, but keep it in for at least 6 hours after having sex. The sponge should not be in the inserted for more than 30 hours.	300 How do you prepare for using the contraceptive sponge? Once it is removed form the package use about 2 tablespoons of clean water, until it is sudsy.	300 What is the failure rate for the sponge? 12 out of 100 will become pregnant in the first year of using the sponge.
400 How effective is the sponge against protecting from STI's and HIV, and STD's The sponge does not protect against STI's, HIV, and STD's it may actually increase your risk for HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases.	400 How much does it cost to use the contraceptive sponge? The sponges from the company Today comes in a pack of 3 which can cost around $15, but the price can vary depending on where you get it.	400 What are facts you know about the contraceptive sponge? - It is available over the counter ( no prescriptions needed) - It stops/ kills the sperm from entering the uterus.	400 What can it cause to happen to your body? You can get toxic shock syndrome, dizzy, fainting, rash that can look like a sunburn, and vomiting.	400 Is it ok to use while breastfeeding? Yes it is ok to use.
500 What are websites/resources you can use to find out more information? - www.MayoClinc.org - www.plannedparenthood.org - www.todaysponge.com	500 What are some common brands/ name brands of the contraceptive sponge? CVS, Walmart, Walgreens, and the company called Today.	500 What are some statistics you know about the contraceptive sponge? - 1 in every pregnancy occurs every 1,287 acts of intercourse.	500 How to discard properly? Do not flush it down the toilet and throw it away.	500 Can you use the sponge on your period? No, you should not use the sponge on your period or any other vaginal bleeding.