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EDCEP 103 ZA Module 4 Exam: Sexual & Reproductive Health

True/False

Emergency contraception prevents pregnancy from occurring. It does not work if pregnancy has already occurred. 

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A.True
B.False
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The statement under consideration is about the purpose and limitations of emergency contraception (EC). Option 1 (True): This option reflects the core facts about EC. Emergency contraception is designed to prevent pregnancy from occurring when take......Login to view full explanation

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An emergency contraceptive can be taken up to 120 hours after unprotected intercourse.

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