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Teen Pregnancy Health Worksheet

Read the information and complete each activity. Pregnancy questions can be personal; you do not need to share private experiences. For personal medical advice, talk with a trusted adult and a licensed health care professional.

A fictional situation

Logan, age 16, is worried because a period is late. Logan knows that a late period and symptoms such as nausea or tiredness can have many causes and cannot confirm pregnancy. Logan decides to take an at-home pregnancy test, following its directions, and plans to speak with a health care professional about the result and next steps. Logan also wants support without judgment. A trusted adult, school counselor, clinic, or community health center may help Logan find accurate information and discuss available care. If pregnancy is confirmed, prenatal care can support the health of the pregnant person and developing baby. Pregnancy and parenting can bring changes to school, finances, relationships, and future plans, but support and planning can help people pursue their goals.

Understand the information

Choose or write the best response using the situation and your health knowledge.

1.Which is the most reliable first step for checking whether pregnancy may have occurred?

Decide based on feeling tired
Use a pregnancy test according to its directions and contact a health care professional for guidance
Assume a late period always means pregnancy
Wait for symptoms to prove it

2.True or false: Nausea by itself can confirm pregnancy.

TrueFalse

3.Name two people or services Logan could approach for accurate information or support.

4.What is prenatal care, and why can it be helpful if a pregnancy is confirmed?

5.Match each term to its meaning.

Prenatal care
Trusted adult
Pregnancy test

A supportive grown-up a young person feels safe approaching
Health care during pregnancy
A test that checks for signs of pregnancy

Plan with care and compassion

Think about practical support and respectful communication. There can be more than one reasonable answer to open-response questions.

6.Identify two areas of life that might need extra planning for a teen who becomes a parent.

7.Which response is most supportive if a friend says they are worried about a possible pregnancy?

Tell other people so they can decide what to do
Listen without judging and encourage them to seek reliable health care and support
Promise you know exactly what is happening
Tell them to ignore the concern

8.Write one respectful question Logan could ask a health care professional.

9.How could a school counselor or community program help a teen parent continue working toward education goals? Give one example.

10.In 2–3 sentences, explain how support and planning can help someone respond to an unexpected pregnancy while still respecting their goals and choices.