1. FACT OR MYTH

2. A history of gonorrhea or chlamydia is a contraindication to an IUD MYTH

3. The vast majority of women are good candidates for LARC methods FACT

4. The EC pill is the same as the abortion pill MYTH

5. The non-hormonal copper IUD functions as emergency contraception if inserted within 5 days of unprotected intercourse FACT

6. The risk of perforation of the uterus is 10 per 1,000 IUC placements MYTH

7. The contraceptive implant causes vaginal bleeding changes in a large portion of women FACT

8. The contraceptive implant causes increased vaginal bleeding changes in a large portion of women MYTH

9. It is better to use two condoms to be extra safe MYTH

10. Effectively helping a new LARC user manage side effects may contribute to higher continuation and satisfaction rates FACT

11. Combined hormonal contraceptives can be used while breastfeeding MYTH

12. There is little a clinician can do to help a patient manage irregular bleeding other than remove the device MYTH

13. LGBT teens are twice an likely than their heterosexual counterparts to experience unintended pregnancy FACT