00:07I'm Steve Doss and welcome to another episode of sex ed game show where we're putting your
00:12reproductive health knowledge to the test are you ready to reproduce an answer how
00:17much bleeding is normal on your period like any bleeding I don't know like leaders can
00:25we talking like table spoons and cups the only thing I know that a bottle of wine is
00:29leaders better luck next time ladies the usual amount of blood loss per period is 10 to 35
00:35milliliters what does the birth control pill do to your body the birth control pill prevents
00:42pregnancy that's right Sloan the pill prevents ovulation and thins your uterine lining next
00:48question true or false taking an emergency contraceptive like plan B means you won't
00:54be able to get pregnant in the future false great answer Ellen the answer is false however
01:01you should not use it as a regular form of contraceptive true or false you should only
01:06go on birth control if you're having sex regularly false you can take it for many reasons you can
01:12take it for hormonal acne you can take it to manage your period if you answered false you are correct
01:20birth control can help with a myriad of other issues like intense cramping and hormonal acne when
01:26used perfectly how effective is the pill a 80% b 87.5% c 95% or d 99
01:37%
01:44B B what was it 80 it's in the 80s got you guys that was actually a trick question when
01:53used perfectly
01:54the pill can be 99% effective but in reality the pill is closer to 91% effective because it
02:01can be
02:02hard to perfect the better you are about taking your pill every day and starting your pill packs on time
02:07the better it will work set an alarm what does IUD stand for and how does it work an IUD
02:15is a coil
02:16that they insert into your cervix that's a t-shaped and it prevents pregnancy and there are two different
02:26types of IUDs one of them is hormonal and one of them is copper and copper kills sperm and hormones
02:31it's
02:31the same thing as a pill wow great job Sloan an IUD stands for an intrauterine device it is a
02:38small t-shaped
02:39device that is placed inside your cervix IUDs prevent sperm from joining with an egg by interfering with
02:45the movement of the sperm toward the egg after having unprotected sex emergency contraceptive is only effective
02:52within what time frame 72 hours three days you're on the right track ellen but the morning after pill is
03:01effective if taken up to five days after having unprotected sex however they work much better if
03:07you take them during the first three days about how many sperm are in every teaspoon of semen a 10
03:14to 20
03:14sperm b 3,000 to 5,000 sperm c 100 to 600 million sperm or d 2 billion sperm the
03:26thousand three to five
03:27thousand thousand thousand see that's right Sloan the average man ejaculates between one-fourth of a
03:35teaspoon to one teaspoon of semen but that small amount of fluid contains 100 to 600 million sperm
03:41literally only takes one like it's so terrifying like literally it's so terrifying and then you meet
03:48people and you're like really that's the sperm that we ended up with next question pre-ejaculation
03:53fluids can contain sperm and can possibly cause pregnancy true or false yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes
04:03Ellen the answer is true semen that is close to the vagina where there is warmth and moisture can live
04:09up
04:09to 20 minutes and can still make it inside sneaky sperm true or false there are certain days in your
04:17cycle when you are more fertile and therefore more likely to get pregnant yeah yes that's right
04:24sloan the answer is true you are most likely to get pregnant during ovulation which usually occurs
04:30between 12 and 14 days before your period starts true or false you can't get pregnant on your period
04:38a false correcto the answer is false while it's unlikely a person will get pregnant while menstruating
04:45it's not impossible next question up to how many days can sperm survive in the body after sex
04:51a 1 b 3 c 5 or d 7
05:05that's right alan lucky number seven what does it do it reabsorbs it's getting absorbed into your
05:10system sperm cells have a limited life cycle a few might live up to seven days but only under perfect
05:17conditions if not some sperm die within a few minutes a sperm needs moisture and warmth to live
05:23so once exposed to air they quickly die next question what could be one of the reasons that you
05:29don't get your period until your late teens um you haven't gone through puberty yet your hormones are
05:36different and maybe you're underweight and um not endometriosis the opposite of that that was close
05:46long but there are a number of things that can impact when you get your period genetics being
05:52underweight or overweight too much exercise too much stress medications and anatomical problems
05:59although that's rare if you haven't had your period by age 15 you should consult your doctor
06:06of course oh my god you're literally like a walking sex ed i'm obsessed you should know more
06:12about your body and sex and sperm i need to thank my vagina great job sloan you're the big wiener
06:21winner
06:21how are you feeling i feel i feel great if i get to keep this and wear this around the
06:26office i'd like
06:27to thank my gynecologist from college she taught me a lot i feel like i should definitely maybe know more
06:32i think i can like get through life but i think it'd be better to have like be more equipped
06:38with this
06:38knowledge so i could then pass it along thanks for joining us on another episode of sex ed game show
06:43study up and always practice safe sex
