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Table 1 Questionnaire fullfilled by students and pupils before and after the intervention

From: Medical students as sexual health peer educators: who benefits more?

Age :

Sex :

Classroom :

 
 

True

False

I don’t know

1. The risk of pregnancy is low when the male withdraws before ejaculation

2. It is possible to become pregnant when having intercourse during menses

3. If you avoid having sex during the ovulation period, the pregnancy risk is low

4. It is possible to obtain contraceptive pills without parental consent

5. Contraceptive pills are is available freely in the family planning clinic

6. It is mandatory to have a gynaecologic examination before starting contraceptive pills

7. If you forget your pill one more than 12 hours day you will not be protected from becoming pregnant

8. When you stop taking contraceptive pills, the protective effect remains for several weeks

9. Contraceptive pills can lead to infertility

10. Condoms are effective in preventing sexually transmitted infections

11. It is rare for condoms to break

12. The best contraceptive method is a combination of condoms and contraceptive pills

13. Minors can obtain the emergency pill anonymously and at no cost at family planning clinics and in schools

14. The emergency pill is freely available in the pharmacy

15. The emergency pill is more effective if it is administered soon after the unsafe intercourse

16. Repeated use of the emergency pill is less effective than the classic contraceptive pill

17. Intrauterine contraceptive devices are only for women who have already given birth

18. Other available methods of contraception are the patch, ring, and contraceptive implant

19. Contraception is a matter that also concerns males

20. Pregnancy can occur even after the first act of intercourse