How Contraceptives Works & history
What is conception?
The fusion of an ovum and a sperm that creates a fertilized egg
An implant provides little to no protection against ___?
STI's
The product prevents pregnancy by inhibiting ovulation.
injectable contraception
what is abstinence?
the decision not to engage in sexual intercourse for a chosen of times
What is the difference between contraception and conception?
Conception is where the sperm fertilizes the egg, contraception is blocking the fertilization process.
Name 2 long acting contraception
intrauterine and contraceptive implants
this contraceptive has a 3% to 9% failure rate
the pill
what are the 3 permanent contraceptive methods for men and women
vasectomy and tubal sterilization and hysterectomy
Name 3 effective approaches to contraceptives
Barrier methods
Hormonal methods
intrauterine device methods
natural methods
surgical methods
Where on the body is a contraceptive implant placed?
under the skin on the upper arm
During the first year of typical condom use among 100 users, approx. _____ pregnancies will occur
18
What is fertility awareness-based method?
A method of preventing conception based on avoiding intercourse during the fertile phase of a woman's cycle.
What year did birth control become legal and was consider unconstitutional to prohibited?
1965
How long can an IUD provide protection?
up to 12 years
Name 3 short acting contraception methods
oral contraceptive
male condoms
injectable contraceptive
What are 2 reasons people practices abstinence?
cultural or religious beliefs
concern about possible contraceptive side effects, STI's and unwanted pregnancies