Lecture 1 Flashcards
Intro, Contraception I
What are sexual and reproductive health & rights ?
state of physical , emotional , mental, and social well being
What are global issues regarding sexual and reproductive health/ rights ?
Inequality due to poverty, health system, political/laws , educations and social norms
Gender violence
Access to SRHR
Maternal and infant mortality
Which part of the world has more unsafe abortions ?
South America and Africa
What are the common and preventable complications of pregnancy?
severe bleeding , infection and preeclampsia
What are the barriers to SRH ?
not inclusive and limited to cis gender women
What are the 5 pillars of Global Strategy WHO ?
improve antenatal , perinatal, postpartum and newborn care
family planning services
eliminate unsafe abortios
combatting STI
promoting sexual health
What is the leading cause of death among girls (15-19 years old)
pregnancy and childbirth complications
What are SHR gaps in Canada ?
Social determinants of health :
poverty, gender bias in healthcare, access, cultural beliefs, lack of information and low incomes
What are the impact of unintended pregnancy ?
Educations, career, finances, anxiety, fear, depression, negative effects on the child, cost to health care
What is the range of contraceptive options in Canada ?
permanent/surgical
fertility awareness methods
Barriers methods
IUD
Hormonal contraceptives
What are we looking for in an optimal features for contraceptive ?
effective, safe, convenient, forgettable, reversible, inexpensive and acceptable
What are SARC ? provide examples ?
short-acting reversible contraceptives
Combined hormonal contraceptives ( contain both estrogen and progestin )
What are LARC ? provide examples ?
Intrauterine Contraceptions
Implants
Injectable progestin - DMPA
What is the best and effective contraceptive methods ?
LARC ( IUD, injectables and implants )
What are various methods to measure the rate of effectiveness?
expected rate ( perfect and consistent use) vs typical use rate