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Birth Control & Family Planning

Birth Control & Family Planning. Remember The total risks of birth control are much less than the total risks of a pregnancy!!. Types of Birth Control. Hormonal Barrier IUD Methods based on information Permanent sterilization. Hormonal Methods. Oral Contraceptives

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Contraception

Contraception. Freshman Health Ramsey High School. Contraception. Intentional prevention of conception through the use of various devices, agents, drugs, sexual practices, or surgical procedures. Questions. How will it fit into your lifestyle? How effective will it be? How safe will it be?

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Contraceptive Attitudes among Female College Students

Contraceptive Attitudes among Female College Students. Kellie D. Bryant RN, DNP Associate Professor SUNY Downstate. Problem: Unintended Pregnancy & Contraception. 60% of pregnancies are unintended Leading causes are lack of contraceptive use and contraceptive failure

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Reproduction Challenge

Reproduction Challenge. Put your names on your paper. Read each question and discuss it quietly with your partners. You will have about 30 seconds per question. 1 of 20) Name objects A-E. 2 of 20) Identify letters F-J.

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Over the Counter Contraceptive Methods

Over the Counter Contraceptive Methods. Male & Female Condoms, The Sponge, and Spermicide. What is a Male Condom?. OTC, barrier methods, reversible Made of thin latex or plastic worn on the penis during intercourse to collect semen Available dry or lubricated. How well do they work?.

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Abstinence & Contraceptives

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Aims and Objectives

Aims and Objectives. Describe the passage of sperm from the testis to the fallopian tube; Describe the process of fertilisation and explain its importance in restoring chromosome number and introducing variation; Describe the correct use of condoms;

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Human Sexuality

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Contraceptive Choices

Contraceptive Choices. Analyze the safe and effective use of methods of FDA-approved contraceptives to prevent unintended pregnancy. Objectives. Identify major considerations examined when choosing contraceptive methods List commonly used contraceptive methods

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Beverly W. Holmes, MSW Beatrice Koon, MSW Candidate

Beverly W. Holmes, MSW Beatrice Koon, MSW Candidate. Overview of Project Worth (Women on the Road to Health). Goal of Intervention. To help women change behaviors that put them at risk of becoming infected with HIV/STD and to help them live healthy lifestyles. Theoretical Framework.

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P lanning for Children & Birth Control

P lanning for Children & Birth Control. Elisa H. McNeill, M.S. Lecturer Dept. Health Education Texas A&M University. Chapter Highlights. Questions to consider when deciding whether to have children. Determining how when and how many children to have. Methods of prevention Birth control

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Contraception

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Birth Control Methods

Birth Control Methods. Vasectomy. Sterilization method for males Cut, tie, or burn vas deferens tube. Birth Control Pills. Hormonal method (prevents ovulation) Not a method for smokers over the age 35. Take a pill every day. Vaginal Ring. Hormonal method

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Sexually Transmitted Diseases

Sexually Transmitted Diseases. STDs & Teens: A Reality Check. Why teens are at high risk?. Teens and young adults are more likely to: Have multiple partners, Engage in unprotected sex. . Young women are:. More likely to choose older partners,

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Birth Control

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Sexually Transmissible Infections

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Risk Reduction Methods

Risk Reduction Methods. palmer high school. Permanent Methods. Tubal Ligation (Surgically cut the fallopian tubes to prevent sperm reaching the egg. Vasectomy (Surgically cutting the vas deferens to eliminate sperm from leaving the male reproductive system.) Hysterectomy

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