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Fertilization occurs in the uterine or Fallopian tubes with this ART method
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GIFT
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Sperm is placed here during regular artificial insemination
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Vagina
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The most reliable of all birth control methods
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Abstinence
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Called the "morning after pill" because it is used to prevent pregnancy after intercourse has occurred
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RU 486
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This birth control method does not have to be used every day or each time intercourse occurs
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Depo-provera
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Condoms, diaphragms, the cervical cap and the sponge are all classified as barrier methods of contraception that prevent pregnancy by inhibiting this
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Fertilization
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This method of contraception involves placing a device in the uterus to prevent implantation and is best used by middle aged women who have had a child
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IUD
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The presence of uterine tissue outside the uterus, particularly in the oviducts and the abdominal organs leads to this disorder
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Endometriosis
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The hormones of the birth control pill directly inhibit hormone production from the anterior portion of this gland
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Pituitary
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The primary action of the birth control pill is to prevent this from happening
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Ovulation
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This ART technology introduces sperm to ova outside the female body
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IVF
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This method of birth control was inserted into a woman's arm releasing a progesterone type drug providing protection for 5 years
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Norplant
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Toxic shock can occur if this method of contraceptive is left in place for more than 24 to 48 hours
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Barrier form of contraception
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Spermacides containing this have not been helpful in protecting against STD's including HIV
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Nonoxynol 9
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An IUD may increase the chance of this type of pregnancy
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Ectopic
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