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What is the only 100%effective birth controlmethod with no risks?
What is Abstinence?
What are the two barrier methods that protect against STIs?
What are Male and female condom?
What is another name for emergency oral contraceptive and how does it work?
What is the Morning-after pill and it Prevents fertilization?
What is the surgical procedure for male sterilization called and what is the area called that is ligated and severed?
What is Vasectomy and Vas Deferens?
What is the surgical procedure for female sterilization called what is the area called that is ligated and severed?
What is Tubal ligation and Fallopian Tubes?
What is the biggest risk for a patient using the calendar method for contraception?
What is Pregnancy?
What barrier method must be fitted by a provider and has a riskof allergic reaction?
What is Diaphragm and spermicide?
What are the instruction for administration timing and repeating doses of medroxyprogesterone?
What is Start of injections should be during the first 5 days of a client’s menstrual cycle, Every 11-13 weeks?
What client education should be included post-vasectomy for comfort?
What is Scrotal support, ibuprofen, ice and Moderate activity for a couple of days?
Can this procedure be done after childbirth if so, when?
What is Yes and Immediately within 24-48hours?
How does a woman’s temperature fluctuate with ovulation?
What is Drops SLIGHTLY?
What is the substance applied to/infused in the contraceptive to aid in pregnancy prevention?
What is Spermicide?
What are five risk factors of oral contraceptive use to report to a provider?
What are Chest pain, Shortness of breath, Leg pain from a possible clot, Headache, Hypertension, Eye Problems related to stroke?
How long is the procedure good for contraception and what are three complications to instruct the patient about?
What is Permanent and Bleeding, infection and anesthesia reaction?
Is reversal possible, how will this affect sexual function and will this protect against STIs?
What is Considered permanent, No impairment, and No?
What does coitus interruptus not protect against?
What is STIs?
What is the important education that will be given to a client using a cervical cap and spermicide or a sponge for contraception for pregnancy prevention?
What is that is Needs to be left in place for 6 hours after intercourse?
What are six risk factors of IUD use to report to a provider?
What is Report to the provider late or abnormal spotting/bleeding, abdominal pain, pain with intercourse, foul-smelling vaginal discharge, fever, chills, a change in string length, not being able to locate the IUD?
How long will the post-vasectomy man be instructed to use alternate forms of birth control and what diagnostic test is done when the post-vasectomy patient follows-up?
What is Approximately 20 ejaculations and Sperm count?
How long is the procedure good for contraception and what are three complications that the patient will be instructed about?
What is Permanent and Anesthesia, Infection, Hemorrhage, Trauma?
What are the five natural contraceptive methods?
What are Abstinence, Coitus interruptus(withdrawl), Calendar method, Basal body temperature, Symptom based method(cervical mucus)
What are five barrier methods?
What are Male condom, Female condom, Diaphragm and spermicide, cervical cap and spermicide, contraceptive sponge?
What would be the best hormonal contraception option for a woman who smokes one pack of cigarettes per day, has controlled hypertension, and a recent diagnosis of migraine headaches with aura?
What is a progesterone-only contraceptive method?
Is reversal possible, how will this affect sexual function and will this protect against STIs?
What is Yes, but not always successful, No impairment and No?
What is the greatest risk for a woman post sterilization?
What is Ectopic pregnancy?