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Question 14 • FL-3026010-HOPE-Physical Education (Core) B-CR

How do barrier devices differ from hormonal methods for contraception?

Answer
A
Barrier devices are placed on the skin, while hormonal methods are inserted inside the uterus for varying periods of time.
B
Barrier devices help prevent pregnancy, while hormonal methods help prevent sexually transmitted diseases (STDs).
C
Barrier devices release chemicals into the body, while hormonal methods use physical obstacles.
D
Barrier devices block sperm from reaching an egg, while hormonal methods prevent ovulation.
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