The "Typical Use" Contraceptive Failure Rate Is Based on Studies

question 18

Multiple Choice

The "typical use" contraceptive failure rate is based on studies that measure the percentage of women experiencing unintended pregnancy in the first

• A)six months of use.
• B)one year of use.
• C)two years of use.
• D)five years of use.

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