This document provides information about various contraception methods and considerations for choosing a method. It discusses the nurse's role in educating women on contraception options and comparing methods based on effectiveness, side effects, costs, and other factors. Barrier methods like condoms, diaphragms, and spermicides are described. Hormonal options like pills, patches, rings, injections, and implants are also outlined. Special needs for certain populations are addressed.
The process of birth control takes into account actions , sexual practices, devices or medications that are followed for preventing intentionally or reducing the chances of childbirth or pregnancy.
An in depth look at birth control, topics include: PPR services, body basics, the reproductive cycle and fertility, available birth control methods, healthy decision making, healthy relationships and unplanned pregnancy.
This presentation is about contraception and birth control. It contains information about the type of contraceptive methods, how they are used and how effective they are.
The process of birth control takes into account actions , sexual practices, devices or medications that are followed for preventing intentionally or reducing the chances of childbirth or pregnancy.
An in depth look at birth control, topics include: PPR services, body basics, the reproductive cycle and fertility, available birth control methods, healthy decision making, healthy relationships and unplanned pregnancy.
This presentation is about contraception and birth control. It contains information about the type of contraceptive methods, how they are used and how effective they are.
Artificial Methods of Birth Control
Today there are many diverse methods of artificial birth control available on the worldwide market. The most commonly used method still comes in pill form.
Methods of Operation
Birth control pills have three distinct mechanisms:
1) May Suppress Ovulation: A woman ovulates when her pituitary gland, located at the base of the brain, releases hormones that stimulate her ovaries to discharge an ovum (egg). The Combination Pill may interrupt the release of these pituitary hormones, preventing the ovaries from releasing an ovum. Without an ovum available for conception, a woman has been essentially rendered chemically sterile.
2) May Impede Sperm Migration: Before a woman ovulates her cervix produces mucus through which sperm migrate to meet the ovum. The mucus also provides nourishment to sustain the life of the sperm. When a woman is under the influence of progestin the mucus thickens, which impedes sperm migration.
3) May Inhibit Implantation: If the Pill fails to prevent pregnancy with one of the first two actions, the union of the ovum with the sperm (conception) will result in the creation of human life. Five to six days later this new human being will attempt to implant in the endometrium (the lining of the uterus). The progestin component of the combination and mini pill causes the lining of the uterus to be thin, which makes it inhospitable to the newly conceived life. This leads to a chemically-induced miscarriage (abortion).
link: https://www.familyplanning.net/en/artificial-methods-birth-control
Artificial Methods of Birth Control
Today there are many diverse methods of artificial birth control available on the worldwide market. The most commonly used method still comes in pill form.
Methods of Operation
Birth control pills have three distinct mechanisms:
1) May Suppress Ovulation: A woman ovulates when her pituitary gland, located at the base of the brain, releases hormones that stimulate her ovaries to discharge an ovum (egg). The Combination Pill may interrupt the release of these pituitary hormones, preventing the ovaries from releasing an ovum. Without an ovum available for conception, a woman has been essentially rendered chemically sterile.
2) May Impede Sperm Migration: Before a woman ovulates her cervix produces mucus through which sperm migrate to meet the ovum. The mucus also provides nourishment to sustain the life of the sperm. When a woman is under the influence of progestin the mucus thickens, which impedes sperm migration.
3) May Inhibit Implantation: If the Pill fails to prevent pregnancy with one of the first two actions, the union of the ovum with the sperm (conception) will result in the creation of human life. Five to six days later this new human being will attempt to implant in the endometrium (the lining of the uterus). The progestin component of the combination and mini pill causes the lining of the uterus to be thin, which makes it inhospitable to the newly conceived life. This leads to a chemically-induced miscarriage (abortion).
link: https://www.familyplanning.net/en/artificial-methods-birth-control
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10. Spermicides Spermicides often are used in suppositories, foam, cream, jelly, and film (thin sheets that contain spermicide) to kill sperm or make them inactive
11. Sponge The sponge is a doughnut-shaped device made of soft foam coated with spermicide. To use the sponge, it must be moistened with water. Once inserted in the vagina, it covers the cervix and blocks sperm from entering the uterus.
12. Diaphragm The diaphragm is a small, latex, dome-shaped device that fits inside the vagina and covers the cervix. It is used with spermicide. A diaphragm requires a prescription and needs to be fitted by a doctor.
13. Cervical Cap The cervical cap is a small, thin, dome-shaped device made of latex or plastic. It fits tightly over the cervix and stays in place by suction. A cervical cap must be fitted and prescribed by a doctor.
14. Hormonal Methods With hormonal birth control, a woman takes hormones similar to those her body makes naturally. In most cases, these hormones prevent ovulation and change the lining of the uterus. The hormones also cause the cervical mucus to thicken, which makes it hard for the sperm to get through the cervix to the uterus. Hormonal birth control comes in several forms, pill, skin patch, vaginal ring, injection, and implant.
15. Birth Control Pills There are many different brands of pills that use certain hormones or a combination of hormones. This variety allows a woman to find a pill that is right for her.
16. Skin Patch The contraceptive skin patch is a small (1.75 inch) adhesive patch that is worn on the skin to prevent pregnancy. With the patch, estrogen and progestin are absorbed through the skin into the bloodstream. The patch may offer many of the same benefits and risks as the combination birth control pill. Once a woman obtains a prescription for the patch, she does not need to visit her doctor to apply or remove it.
17. Vaginal Ring The vaginal ring is a flexible, plastic ring that is placed in the upper vagina. It releases both estrogen and progestin. The ring may have the same benefits and risks as those of the combination birth control pill.
18. Injections An injection or "shot" of depot medroxyprogesterone acetate (DMPA) provides protection against pregnancy for 3 months. It works the same way as other forms of hormonal birth control.
19. Implant A contraceptive implant is a single rod that is inserted under the skin of the upper arm. It protects against pregnancy for 3 years. The implant releases a progestin that works similar to other hormonal methods of birth control—it prevents ovulation.
20. Intrauterine Device The IUD is a small, T-shaped, plastic device that is inserted and left inside the uterus to prevent pregnancy. There are two types available in the United States: the hormonal IUD and the copper IUD. The IUD does not protect against STDs.
21. Emergency Contraception If a woman has sex without any type of birth control or if she thinks her method did not work (for instance, a condom slipped or broke), she may want to use emergency contraception. Emergency contraception reduces the risk that pregnancy will occur. There are two types of emergency contraception available in the United States: Plan B and the IUD.
22. Case Study / Care Map The Sexually Active Adolescent Who Is Uncertain About Using Contraception A sexually-active 15-year-old comes to your clinic with her grandmother. During your social review you learn that she has a 13-month-old child, multiple partners and has never used contraception. When you inquire about her reasoning for not using contraception she says that she is concerned about her weight and doesn't want to get the symptoms that come with most of the methods. Her grandmother wants her to stay in school. She would like you to prescribe an oral contraceptive but the granddaughter is uncertain.
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28. Test Questions 1.Which Contraception practice is BEST? A. The ideal contraceptive should be safe, easily available, economical, acceptable, simple to use, and promptly reversible. B. Morning After pill C. Use it once remember 2. T or F The pill, contraceptive patch, injection and the IUD all protect against STD’s. 3. T or F With a 97% effectiveness rate, the condom also protects against STD’s. 4. T or F The injection works by getting a shot in the butt daily for the whole time you are on it. 5. T or F There are NEVER prescriptions needed for any contraception used.
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