5.2

Question 1

Talk about rubber/latex condoms.

Answer 1

The dual protection provided by latex condoms against unintended pregnancy, as well as many STIs (particularly HIV), is well documented. They cannot be used by someone with a latex allergy or with petroleum based lubes

Question 2

Talk about natural membrane condoms.

Answer 2

small proportion of condoms are made from the intestinal cecum of lambs. These condoms are less effective in prevents STI transmission and acquisition

Question 3

Talk about synthetic condoms.

Answer 3

Polyurethane and other synthetic materials are also used to manufacture condoms. Compared to latex condoms, synthetic condoms are generally non-allergenic, compatible with both oil-based and water based lubricants, and have a longer shelf-life
As effective as rubber condoms in STI prevention and pregnancy prevention

Question 4

Talk about spermicidal condoms.

Answer 4

prelubricated condoms with a small amount of the spermicide nonoxynol-9 (N-9) are no more effective than other lubricated condoms, have a higher cost and shorter shelf-life, and may cause adverse effects in users.

Question 5

What is a big determinant of condom effectiveness?

Answer 5

Whether or not it’s used right.

Question 6

What is a contraindication to condom use?

Answer 6

Latex allergy (for the dude or chick)