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What county do you live in?
- Adair
- Allen
- Anderson
- Ballard
- Barren
- Bath
- Bell
- Boone
- Bourbon
- Boyd
- Boyle
- Bracken
- Breathitt
- Breckinridge
- Bullitt
- Butler
- Caldwell
- Calloway
- Campbell
- Carlisle
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- Carter
- Casey
- Christian
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- Clay
- Clinton
- Crittenden
- Cumberland
- Daviess
- Edmonson
- Elliott
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- Fayette
- Fleming
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- Fulton
- Gallatin
- Garrard
- Grant
- Graves
- Grayson
- Green
- Greenup
- Hancock
- Hardin
- Harlan
- Harrison
- Hart
- Henderson
- Henry
- Hickman
- Hopkins
- Jackson
- Jefferson
- Jessamine
- Johnson
- Kenton
- Knott
- Knox
- Larue
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- Lawrence
- Lee
- Leslie
- Letcher
- Lewis
- Lincoln
- Livingston
- Logan
- Lyon
- Madison
- Magoffin
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- Martin
- Mason
- McCracken
- McCreary
- McLean
- Meade
- Menifee
- Mercer
- Metcalfe
- Monroe
- Montgomery
- Morgan
- Muhlenberg
- Nelson
- Nicholas
- Ohio
- Oldham
- Owen
- Owsley
- Pendleton
- Perry
- Pike
- Powell
- Pulaski
- Robertson
- Rockcastle
- Rowan
- Russell
- Scott
- Shelby
- Simpson
- Spencer
- Taylor
- Todd
- Trigg
- Trimble
- Union
- Warren
- Washington
- Wayne
- Webster
- Whitley
- Wolfe
- Woodford
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How do you identify?
- Male
- Female
- Transgender
- I choose not to answer
- Type here Other
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List the age of any recent or past sexual partner or partners. If you had sex with more than one partner, please list all ages.
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Sexual consent must be given without feeling pressured and in a clear state of mind (not under the influence of drugs, alcohol or unable to respond).
National Sexual Assault Hotline (800) 656-4673
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If you use birth control, click which type you use.
You can choose more than one answer
- I Don't Use Birth Control
- Female/Male Condom
- Pill
- Shot (Depo-Provera)
- Patch
- Emergency Contraception (Plan B)
- IUD (Mirena, Paragard, Skyla, LILETTA, Kyleena, etc.)
- Implant (Nexplanon)
- Ring
- Diaphragm
- Cervical Cap (Image resource: Kidshealth.org)
- Fertility Tracking (calendar, temperature, cervical mucous)
- Sponge (Image resource: Planned Parenthood)
- Spermicide
- Withdrawal/Pull Out Method (Image resource: your-life.com)
- Type here Other
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If you are sexually active and you DO NOT use birth control, why not? You can choose as many reasons you want:
Condoms are included as a birth control.
- I am not having sex
- I do not want to use birth control
- I do not know how to use birth control
- I don't know about the different types of birth control
- I don't know where to get birth control
- I don't have money to pay for birth control
- The cost of birth control is too high
- I am embarrassed to go get birth control
- My parent or other adult will not allow me to get birth control
- I am scared to talk to my parent or other adult about birth control
- My partner does not want me to use birth control
- I am afraid someone would find out
- I do not have a ride to get birth control
- I am scared to use birth control
- I have not thought about getting any birth control
- I want to be pregnant or I want my partner to get pregnant
- I do not have anyone who I trust to talk with about birth control
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Telehealth is having a visit with a doctor by phone or by video. Examples of telehealth include: * Phone call with or without video * Laptop * Computer * Any use of video call app (Facetime, Duo, Zoom, etc.)
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If you or your partner use birth control/condoms, where do you get them?
You can choose more than one answer
- Trusted Adult
- Friends
- Brother or Sister
- Parent/Guardian
- Buy Online
- Family Doctor or Nurse (in-person)
- Local Health Department (in-person)
- Other Doctor (Gynecologist) (in-person)
- Telehealth - Family Doctor or Nurse
- Telehealth - Local Health Department
- Telehealth - Other Doctor (Gynecologist)
- Store/Pharmacy
- I do not use birth control/condoms
- Type here Other
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Put the choices in order where you would like to get birth control or condoms. This may be different than where you get your birth control.
Drag the place where you would most want to get birth control to the top of the list. Your least favorite place would be at the bottom of the list.
- School
- Family Doctor or Nurse (in-person)
- Local Health Department (in-person)
- Other Doctor (Gynecologist) (in-person)
- Telehealth - Family Doctor or Nurse
- Telehealth - Local Health Department
- Telehealth - Other Doctor (Gynecologist)
- I have no preference. I am not having sex.
- Store/Pharmacy
- Trusted Adult
- Friends
- Parent/Guardian
- Online
- Brother or Sister
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Is there another place you would rather get birth control or condoms that is not already on the list
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Where do you get information about sex and birth control?
You can choose more than one answer
- Health class at school
- Adult at school
- Trusted Adult
- Friends
- Brother or Sister
- Parent/Guardian
- Social Media
- Family Doctor or Nurse (in-person)
- Local Health Department (in-person)
- Other Doctor (Gynecologist) (in-person)
- Telehealth - Family Doctor or Nurse
- Telehealth - Local Health Department
- Telehealth - Other Doctor (Gynecologist)
- TV
- Online
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Rank the following in the order that you would be more comfortable learning about sex and birth control.
Move buttons up and down to put in order. #1 being your first choice to learn about sex and birth control.
- School Health Class
- Adult at School
- Trusted Adult
- Friends
- Brother or Sister
- Parent/Guardian
- Social Media
- Family Doctor or Nurse (in-person)
- Local Health Department (in-person)
- Other Doctor (Gynecologist) (in-person)
- Telehealth - Family Doctor or Nurse
- Telehealth - Local Health Department
- Telehealth - Other Doctor (Gynecologist)
- TV
- Online
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Is there another place you would rather learn about sex and birth control that is not already on the list
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Out of the choices, what is the least effective method of birth control?
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The least effective birth control method from the choices is the withdrawal or pulling out method.
However, withdrawal or pulling out is more effective than some other forms of birth control. 20 out of 100 people become pregnant when using withdrawal/pulling out. 28 out of 100 become pregnant when using spermicide. 24 out of 100 become pregnant when using Fertility Awareness or when using the sponge.
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Out of the choices, what is the most effective type of birth control?
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The most effective birth control out of the choices is the implant (Nexplanon).
Less than one person out of 100 people who use the Implant or the IUD become pregnant. 8 people out of 100 become pregnant with use of the pill. 9 people out of 100 become pregnant with use of the patch. 13 people out of 100 become pregnant with use of condom.
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