Review for Contraception Test 9A: Tuesday 12/20 9B: Monday 12/19 9C: Monday 12/19.

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Review for Contraception Test 9A: Tuesday 12/20 9B: Monday 12/19 9C: Monday 12/19

TEST WILL BE WEIGHTED HEAVILY…SO STUDY, STUDY, STUDY!!

Format of Test Matching – Definition + Correct Form of Contraception Identify – Forms of contraception that require a prescription – Forms of contraception that protect against STIs Define – Abstinence – Sex – Emotional intimacy

Format of Test Explain – The mechanism of hormonal methods Case study – Based on homework: select two methods to suggest & two methods to avoid based on information provided Spectrum – Place contraceptive methods on a spectrum from most effective to least effective

Pills that contain hormones to keep a woman from ovulating.

Oral Contraceptives

Chemicals that kill sperm or immobilize sperm that enter the vagina.

Chemicals that kill sperm or immobilize sperm that enter the vagina spermicide

Surgical procedure males that provides permanent protection against unwanted pregnancy

Surgical procedure males that provides permanent protection against unwanted pregnancy. vasectomy

Methods of birth control that prevent ovulation so pregnancy cannot occur.

Hormonal methods

A reusable device with a bowl shape that fits securely into the vagina.

Diaphragm

A patch that releases hormones through the bloodstream to prevent pregnancy.

Ortho Evra

Thin sheath that fits over the erect penis.

Male condom

Methods of birth control that prevent the sperm and egg from uniting so pregnancy cannot occur.

Barrier methods

Methods a couple can use to predict when a woman is fertile and plan sexual intercourse on specific days in order to prevent pregnancy or encourage pregnancy.

Natural family planning or Fertility awareness

Flexible plastic T-shaped device inserted in the uterus to prevent pregnancy.

Intrauterine Device (IUD)

Hormone injections that prevent a woman from ovulating

Hormone injections that prevent a woman from ovulating. Depo-Provera

Sheath with two flexible rings and a closed end that is inserted into the vagina.

Female condom

A flexible, transparent ring placed in the vagina to release hormones that prevent conception.

NuvaRing

Ineffective method of birth control in which the penis is removed from the vagina before ejaculation.

withdrawal

Emergency contraception used to prevent pregnancy right after intercourse

Emergency contraception used to prevent pregnancy right after intercourse. Morning-after-pill

Sterilization method in which metallic implants are placed into each fallopian tube and induce scar tissue to form over the implant.

Tubal ligation