family planning method Flashcards

1
Q

family planning method is good for

A

deciding # of babies
knowing the right time

  • a right time is when a woman…
    1. no illness
    2. has not been pregnant 2-3 years
    3. less than 4 children
    4. wants a baby
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2
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Standard days method

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  • for 26 - 32 days cycle
  • uses beads
  • red bead - day 1 of mens
  • white beads - fertile
  • brown not fertile
  • dark brown - if mens have not occur before it reaches this, means it shorter than 26 day cycle
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3
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calendar method

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  • record your menstruation for 6 months.
  • for 28 days cycle people only meaning only have 8-9 days interval between shortest & longest cycle.
  • substract 18 to shortest cycle & subtract 11 to longest cycle.
  • intervals
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4
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what are the natural family planning method

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5
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2 days method

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  • has to have no secretions for 2 consecutive days.

secretions = fertile = no sex = no pregnancy

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6
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How to make sure that you are allowed to do BBT?

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  • record your mens for 6 months in the morning at the same time everyday.
  • ensure to have 3 hrs of uninterrupted sleep
  • don’t do anything before measuring tempt
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7
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BBT: Ovulation leads to an increase of BT ____

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0.3 F (0.5 c)

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8
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BBT: fertile day is?

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2 day before increase pf BBT
THE BEST TIME TO GET PREGNANT

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9
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BBT: To avoid pregnancy what is the range that you cannot have sex?

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menstruation period - 3-4 days after mens

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10
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BBT: what are the factors that you should consider to consult a doctor about BBT?

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  • using oral / hormonal contraceptive
  • approaching menopausal stage
  • breastfeeding
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11
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BBT: Factors that could affect BBT?

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  • shift work
  • interrupted sleep / over sleeping
  • travel and time zone
  • illness
  • taking pills
  • gynecological disorders
  • stress
  • alcohol
    certain meds
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12
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Cervical muscus method (patterns)

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3-4 days after mens = no cervicalmucus
3-5 days after = scanty paste like
3-4 days before or during ovulation = clear / watery
11- 14 days before mens = no cervical mucus

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13
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most trustworthy family planning methods

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sympthothermal method

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14
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withdrawal

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  • withdrawing during ejaculation
  • not recommended
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15
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abstinence

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engaging
communication is a key

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16
Q

T/F Oral contraceptive are effective if taken ____

A

PROPERLY

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17
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T/F oral contraceptives have protection against STD

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STDs

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18
Q

how do oral contraceptive works?

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estrogen - prevents ovulation and mens
progeterone - thickens mucus and thinning lining of uterus

19
Q

should I take the pills on specific common time

A

yes

20
Q

benefits of birth oral pills

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  • regulate mens
  • shorten mens
  • decrease chance of cervical cancer
  • reduce acne
  • ease menstrual cramps
21
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Side effects of oral pills

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  • change weight
  • increased head ache
  • nausea
  • moody
  • spotting
  • breast tenderness
22
Q

use condoms while on pills when…

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-using antibiotics
- missed pills
- first month of using

23
Q

Depo Provera’s shot is every when?

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every 3 months

24
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how does depo works?

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  • progesterone = thickens mucus 7 thins lining
  • no estrogen = there’s menstruationrevents ovulation
25
Q

Side effects of Depo

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  • changes in weight
  • moodiness
  • first 3-6 months of using = irregular mens
  • after first 3-6 months of using = no period
26
Q

Benefits of depo

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no reminder

27
Q

discourage implants if

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  • hearth disease
  • blood clot
  • bleeding history
  • suspected / history of breast cancer
  • liver related disease
28
Q

which fam method that doesn’t prevent menses instead the ovulation

A

implant

29
Q

benefits of implants

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  • no reminder
  • no estrogen - mens intact
30
Q

not so common side effects of implants

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31
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how long does implant lasts

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32
Q

implants should be removed if (5)

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33
Q

effectivity rate of emergency pills

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34
Q

emergency how pills should be taken ?

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35
Q

what does the emergency pills does to prevent pregnancy?

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36
Q

a type of contraceptive that is a barrier method but best suited to be used with other contraceptives

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37
Q

which is fitted by a doctor : IUD, cervical cap, diaphragm?

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38
Q

barrier contraceptive that uses copper

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39
Q

is IUD inserted once mens stop?

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40
Q

requires you to be monogamous in artificial family pm

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41
Q

Copper T & Progestat: longer effectivity ?

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42
Q

Copper T & Progestat: difference in function

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43
Q

what organs are involved in tubal ligation & vasectomy

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