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Teen Pregnancy Health Worksheet

Read the information first, then answer each question. This worksheet is about health information and support—not about sharing personal experiences. If you are worried about yourself or someone else, talk with a trusted adult or health care professional.

Know the facts

Pregnancy can happen when sperm fertilizes an egg. A missed period can be an early sign, but stress, illness, and other factors can also change a period. Symptoms alone cannot confirm pregnancy. A home pregnancy test checks urine for a pregnancy-related hormone; a health care professional can also provide testing and answer questions. Follow a test’s directions, and ask a clinician or pharmacist if you are unsure about the result or next steps. Pregnancy is usually described in three trimesters and lasts about 40 weeks, counted from the first day of the last menstrual period. Prenatal care helps monitor the health of the pregnant person and developing baby. A teen who may be pregnant deserves respectful, timely care and support. A clinician can explain health needs and options without judgment. Privacy and confidentiality rules for minors vary by state and service, so ask the provider what can remain private before sharing details. Support may come from a trusted adult, health care professional, school counselor, or local community health center. In the United States, people can call or text 211 to ask about local services. If there is immediate danger or a medical emergency, call 911.

1.Nia’s period is late. Which statement is the most accurate?

A late period proves that Nia is pregnant.
A late period can be a sign, but a test is needed to check.
A late period always means someone is ill.
Only friends can tell whether Nia is pregnant.

2.Select the two methods in the information that can check for pregnancy.

A home urine pregnancy test
A health care professional’s pregnancy test
Asking a friend to guess
Checking symptoms in a mirror

3.True or false: Pregnancy is usually described in three trimesters and lasts about 40 weeks.

TrueFalse

4.Complete both blanks: Pregnancy is usually described in trimesters and lasts about weeks.

5.Caleb gets a positive home test and feels unsure what to do. Name two appropriate sources of support from the information.

6.Explain one reason prenatal care can be helpful during pregnancy.

7.A teen wants to ask a clinic about privacy before sharing personal details. Write one respectful question they could ask the provider.

8.A friend says, “I think I might be pregnant, but I’m scared.” Write a supportive reply that suggests one practical next step without judging or pressuring them.

9.Which statement about confidentiality is accurate?

Every clinic must keep every detail private in every situation.
Privacy rules for minors vary by state and service, so a teen can ask the provider what is private.
A school counselor can never help a teen find care.
A friend can promise medical confidentiality for a clinic.

10.A teen needs help finding local support services in the United States. What phone number from the information can they call or text?

11.Name one situation in which someone should call 911, according to the information.