Health Education Paper 3 WASSCE SC 2023

Question 2

     

    QUESTION 2

    The diagrams below illustrate types of contraceptive devices. Study them and answer questions 2(a) to 2(d).

     

     

    1. Name the contraceptive devices labeled I, II, III and IV.                         [4 marks]
    2. Name one part each of the female reproductive system where the devices labeled III and IV are placed.                                                                                             [2 marks]                                    
    3. State two advantages of using III over IV.                                                [2 marks]
    4. Mention two types of permanent contraceptive methods.                         [1 mark]

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Observation

 

 

Many of the candidates were able to identify and name correctly items (a) ii and iii. Also, they were unable to name (a)i and iv as pills/contraceptive pills and intra-uterine device (IUD). Many candidate misinterpreted the question 2(c) and gave the advantages of vagina over womb instead of the advantages of condom over IUD.

The expected answers are:

  • (a)     Name of Contraceptive devices labelled I, II, III and IV
  • Pills/Contraceptive pills
  • Calendar
  • Condom
  • Intra-uterine device/IUD

 

  (b) Parts of the female reproductive system where III/Condom and IV/Intra-
        uterine device/IUD are placed.
III/Condom

  • Vagina
  • Vulva                                                                                         

   
IV/Intra-uterine device/IUD
-     Uterus/Womb
-     Cervix                                                                                        

            (c) Advantages of using III/Condom over IV/Intra-uterine device

  • It is cheaper to acquire
  • It is easy to use
  • It has no side effects
  • It can be used by both gender
  • It is ready to use/readily available
  • It is convenient

                                                                               
            (d) Types of permanent contraceptive methods

  • Vasectomy
Tubal ligation/tubalisation