Which of the Following Does NOT Apply to Postcoital Contraception

Which of the following does NOT apply to postcoital contraception?

A) It includes either the "morning-after" pill or the "abortion" pill.
B) Emergency contraceptive pills (ECPs) are either estrogen pills or progestin pills, not combination medications.
C) The "morning-after" pill must be taken no longer than 72 hours after unprotected sex.
D) Side effects of ECPs include breast tenderness, ectopic pregnancy, and blood clot formation with symptoms such as shortness of breath, pain in legs, severe abdominal pain, and difficulty speaking.
E) RU-486, the "abortion" pill, must be administered in a physician's office under the direct supervision of the physician on a very explicit schedule.