Birth control is used for many reasons. All arguments aside (pro or con) for taking birth control, one of the types of birth control prescribed contains both hormones estrogen and progesterone. One...

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Extracted text: Birth control is used for many reasons. All arguments aside (pro or con) for taking birth control, one of the types of birth control prescribed contains both hormones estrogen and progesterone. One outcome of taking birth control is prevention of ovulation. There are four questions below to demonstrate your knowledge of the mechanism of the female cycle. Each question is labelled with a letter, A, B, C, D. The answer choices that relate to that questions are labelled with an A, B, C, D as well. Only use answer choices with an A to answer question A, answer choices with B to answer question B and so forth. I hope this is clear! D. What structural change does this cause that prevents ovulation? D. follicles continue to develop B. What structure is the feedback directly occurring at? B. hypothalamus C. What hormone is directly regulated by the feedback? C. FSH (follicle stimulating hormone) A. What is the feedback pathway that this type of birth control uses to signal to prevent ovulation? A. negative feedback > > > >