00:00Has anyone heard of pre-cum?
00:02I'm Steve Doth and this is an episode of Sex Ed Game Show.
00:05We're putting your pregnancy knowledge to the test.
00:08Are you ready to conceive an answer?
00:09True or false, it's common to poop during labor.
00:13True, because you're pushing. You're pushing really hard.
00:15Sometimes when I'm pooping, I feel like I'm pushing at a baby.
00:18If you answer true, you are correct.
00:21Pushing a baby out utilizes the same muscles as pushing during a bowel movement.
00:25So occasionally, a small amount of stool is expelled.
00:28True or false, eating peanuts and dairy during pregnancy can make your baby allergic to them.
00:37I'm going to say false.
00:39That kind of stuff is like a genetic predisposition.
00:42Like I don't know, like you are just allergic if that's the way that your genes are set up.
00:47False, it's perfectly safe to eat these foods unless you yourself are allergic to them.
00:51Or if your doctor advises you not to.
00:53There are some foods you should avoid during pregnancy due to the risks in certain harmful microbes.
00:57How accurate are at home pregnancy tests?
00:59A. 75% effective.
01:01B. 90% effective.
01:03C. 99% effective.
01:05Or D. 100% effective.
01:07I'm going to go with 99 because I think that I might have seen that on a package or something
01:11before maybe.
01:12Yeah, that's the way it's advertised.
01:13When I was looking for something else at the store I wasn't looking at.
01:15The answer is C.
01:17The pregnancy test you get at a drugstore works 99 out of 100 times.
01:21They're just as accurate as a urine pregnancy test that you'd get at a doctor's office.
01:25True or false, you can't get pregnant if you pull out before ejaculation.
01:30Oh my god, I know that's so false.
01:32Has anyone heard of pre-cum?
01:34That's right, Mary Paige.
01:36The answer is false.
01:37Pre-cum for the win!
01:38Or the lose.
01:40Or the lose.
01:41And that's why we use condoms, ladies.
01:43Wrap it up.
01:44The withdrawal method is considered only 78% effective, therefore a significant risk of pregnancy.
01:51Pre-ejaculate or pre-cum is a liquid that oozes out of the penis before ejaculation.
01:56And while pre-cum itself doesn't contain sperm, some men's reproductive systems leak small amount of sperm into their pre
02:03-ejaculate.
02:04Also, pulling out doesn't guard you from sexually transmitted infections that are spread through sexual fluids.
02:09True or false, you can get pregnant when you're already pregnant.
02:14False.
02:15That's like double jeopardy.
02:16You can't be convicted of a crime you've already committed.
02:20Too bad, Colby.
02:21The answer is true.
02:22What?
02:23I thought once you were pregnant you could just have all the free sex you wanted.
02:27I know!
02:28This is a scam.
02:29This is a rare occurrence known as superfetation.
02:32A woman ovulates, gets pregnant, creates an embryo, and then a few days or even a week later, she ovulates
02:39again and then gets pregnant again, creating a second embryo.
02:43It sounds similar to twins, but the eggs don't become fertilized at the same time.
02:48Fascinating.
02:49Mary Paige.
02:49What does it mean when your water breaks?
02:52Like the amniotic sac is burst because the baby is starting its journey into the real world.
02:59That's right, Mary Paige.
03:02That's the scene you see in all the movies that like, that happens and then they're like, it's time to
03:07get to the hospital.
03:08During pregnancy, your baby is cushioned and protected by a bag full of amniotic fluid.
03:14When that bag ruptures, it's time for baby to come.
03:17A burst of clear fluid flows out of your vagina, followed by continuous leaking.
03:22If a birth control failure incident happens, how much time occurs before you know you're pregnant?
03:27A immediately, B two to two and a half weeks, C 28 days, or D one and a half months.
03:32I'm going to go with C 28 days or a missed period.
03:38Period?
03:39Where are you?
03:39It's not like we're ever looking for a period.
03:41Better luck next time, Colby.
03:44What?
03:45Mary Paige.
03:46Do you have an answer?
03:47Two and a half weeks seems like really soon, so I'm going to go with D.
03:51Oh guys, the answer is B.
03:53You both got that one wrong.
03:54Two and a half weeks?
03:55You can already tell?
03:56You're pregnant?
03:57You're throwing off.
03:58Yikes.
03:59A broken condom or a missed pill around the time of an ovulation could lead to an unintended
04:04pregnancy.
04:05Usually, it takes two to two and a half weeks before you know if a pregnancy occurred.
04:09If it's been 72 hours since your birth control failed, then emergency contraceptives can be
04:15used to prevent pregnancy.
04:16What foods should you avoid during pregnancy?
04:18A soft cheeses, B raw meat or fish, C raw or partially cooked eggs, or D all of the above.
04:25I'm going to go with all of the above because I feel like the raw stuff is like, well, you
04:29should stay away from raw meat, like normally, but all the raw stuff, I feel like that'll
04:33just mess with you.
04:35The answer is D.
04:36I got it right.
04:37I'm going to make a wonderful pregnant lady.
04:39I was going to say none of the above because I feel like if you're pregnant, you can eat
04:43whatever the hell you want.
04:45Pregnant people are 13 times more likely to get listeriosis, a type of foodborne illness
04:49caused by bacteria.
04:50To prevent it, avoid eating unpasteurized milk, soft cheeses, pate and raw meat, fish or eggs.
04:54Which of the following could explain increasing birth rate for women ages 35 and up?
05:00A freezing of eggs, B fertility drugs, C donor eggs, or D all of the above?
05:05I'd say all of the above.
05:06I think women today have options.
05:08You can chill for a little bit, work on your career, and you have all these different choices.
05:14That's right, Colby.
05:15The answer is D.
05:17Yes.
05:17Wait for the right person, the right situation.
05:19I read an article where a 54-year-old woman gave birth for the first time.
05:24Part of what makes the baby delay so doable is the innovation of expansion of such fertility
05:29treatments as IVF, the freezing of eggs, conception through donor eggs or sperm, fertility
05:35drugs, artificial insemination, surrogacy, and more.
05:39But it is important to keep in mind that these treatments can be prohibitively expensive for
05:43lots of people.
05:44True or false?
05:45A 25-year-old smoker is as fertile as a 35-year-old non-smoker.
05:50I feel like, true.
05:51I don't know, smokers get pregnant all the time.
05:54The answer is true.
05:56Smoking adds 10 years to your reproductive age.
05:59The most important thing you can do for your fertility is to not smoke.
06:02Or quit smoking.
06:04This was a close game, but our big wiener winner is Mary Page.
06:08Congratulations.
06:09Oh my god.
06:11I'm ready to be a mom.
06:13More Plan B's for me.
06:14I'm Steve Doss, and this is Sex Ed Game Show.
06:17And if you don't want to get pregnant, use protection.
