A woman wants a contraceptive method that is highly effective and does not require daily action. Which option best meets her request?
Correct answer: A. A contraceptive implant placed under the skin
- A. A contraceptive implant placed under the skin
- B. Withdrawal used during every sexual act
- C. Calendar tracking based only on cycle dates
- D. Male condoms used only when pregnancy is feared
Explanation
A contraceptive implant is a long-acting reversible method that does not require daily user action and is highly effective. Withdrawal and calendar methods have greater user failure, while condoms require correct use at every act.
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