family planning and congenital diseases

Question 1

good thing about family planning

Answer 1

reduces infant mortality - (chromosomal abnormalities)
reduce prgenacy related health risks
people feel more in control, more empowered
teens can feel safe knowing they have options
slows down population growth

Question 2

ecterbak factors

Answer 2

marriage
stability
career
mental healt
family support

Question 3

how to prevent congential diseases

Answer 3

folic acid
girls are health lifestye frutis and veg
avoid teratogens
avoid travelling whilst pregannct
screening whilst pregs (shypillis) pick it up early
have kids earlier

Question 4

family planning services

Answer 4

any educational, medical comprehensive a social activities which enable individuals including minors to decide freely, the number and spacing of their children and to select the means through this may be achieved

Question 5

Family planning is achieved through:

Answer 5

1. education
2. contecapetions
3. treatment of involuntary infertility

Question 6

why is there an unment need for contraception

Answer 6

1. cultural or religious opposition
2. limited access

Question 7

sex education

Answer 7

the principle of delivering contraceptive services to the population. Clients should be given adequate information in order to make an informed voluntary choice of contraceptive method

Information given to clients should at least include correct use of method, how it works, common side effects, information of STI’s, signs and symptoms that you would need to return to clinic

Question 8

benifits of sexual education

Decrease pregnancy related health risks in women
Decrease infant mortality
Prevent HIV/AIDs
decreasing adolecsent pregnancy

Question 9

temporoary mehtods of contraception

Answer 9

Periodic abstinence during fertile period

Coitus interruptions (withdrawal)

Using naturally occurring periods of infertility e.g. Breast feeding and post-partum amenorrhea.

Imposing a barrier that prevents sperm to travel into female genital tracts e.g. Condoms.

Placement of a device in uterus (e.g. Copper-bearing and hormone releasing intra-uterine devices)

Use of reproductive hormones e.g. oral pills, implants, long lasting injections

Question 10

permanent methods

Answer 10

sterilization