1.3 Contraception and Family Planning

• Contraception includes both natural and artificial methods
• Barrier methods of contraception prevent sperm from reaching the egg.

  True
• Match the religious view with its description:

  Catholic Church ↔️ Prohibits most forms of contraception

  Protestantism ↔️ Accepts contraception as responsible family planning

  Islam ↔️ Some scholars support spacing births, others oppose permanent methods

  Judaism ↔️ Permits contraception for maternal health
• What is another term for contraception?

  Birth control
• What is the term for tracking fertile days in natural methods of contraception?

  Fertility awareness
• Order the religious views on contraception from most restrictive to most permissive:

  1️⃣ Catholic Church

  2️⃣ Islam

  3️⃣ Protestantism

  4️⃣ Judaism
• Hormonal methods like birth control pills stop ovulation
• Contraception can help alleviate poverty and overpopulation
• What is the term for controlling the number of children in a family and the intervals between their births?

  Family planning
• Natural methods of contraception involve the use of hormones or physical barriers.

  False
• Surgical methods of contraception are reversible and temporary.

  False
• In Islam, some scholars support contraception for birth spacing, while others oppose permanent methods
• The Catholic Church views contraception as unnatural and against God's will
• Match the religious group with its view on family planning:

  Catholic Church ↔️ Prohibits most contraception

  Protestant ↔️ Accepts contraception

  Islam ↔️ Diverse views on contraception

  Judaism ↔️ Permits contraception
• Family planning decisions are heavily influenced by social and cultural factors
• Match the social and cultural factors with their impact on family planning:

  Religious Beliefs ↔️ Acceptance or prohibition of contraception

  Gender Roles ↔️ Unequal power dynamics, limited female autonomy

  Socioeconomic Status ↔️ Accessibility and affordability of contraception, sex education
• The Catholic Church prohibits most forms of contraception, viewing them as unnatural interference with God's plan.

  True
• Natural methods of contraception rely on tracking the menstrual cycle
• Match the religion with its view on contraception:

  Catholic Church ↔️ Prohibits

  Protestant ↔️ Accepts

  Islam ↔️ Diverse

  Judaism ↔️ Permits
• Accessibility and affordability of contraception are major issues for marginalized communities
• Contraception helps reduce unwanted pregnancies and abortions.


  True
• Judaism permits contraception, especially when it prioritizes the mother's health.


  True
• Natural methods of contraception involve tracking the menstrual cycle.


  True
• Natural methods of contraception rely on tracking the menstrual cycle.


  True
• Hormonal methods of contraception use hormones to stop ovulation
• What is the primary goal of contraception?

  Prevent pregnancy
• Which religious faith prohibits contraception because it interferes with God's plan for reproduction?

  Catholic Church
• The ethical considerations around contraception involve balancing religious beliefs, individual needs, and societal impacts.


  True
• Natural methods of contraception rely on tracking the menstrual cycle to identify fertile days.


  True
• Hormonal methods use hormones to stop ovulation or prevent fertilization
• Barrier methods of contraception use physical barriers like condoms to prevent sperm from reaching the egg
• What is one benefit of using contraception?

  Allows planned pregnancies
• Family planning refers to the practice of controlling the number of children in a family and the intervals between their births
• Poverty and lack of healthcare access can constrain family planning options for marginalized communities.


  True
• In some cultures, traditional gender roles limit women's autonomy in family planning choices
• Contraception includes both natural and artificial methods
• Match the category of contraception with its method:

  Natural Methods ↔️ Tracking the menstrual cycle

  Barrier Methods ↔️ Condoms

  Hormonal Methods ↔️ Birth control pills

  Surgical Methods ↔️ Tubal ligation
• Order the factors influencing the choice of contraception method:

  1️⃣ Effectiveness

  2️⃣ Ease of use

  3️⃣ Cost

  4️⃣ Personal beliefs
• Contraception empowers women's reproductive autonomy and health.


  True
• What are the ethical considerations of contraception discussed in the study material?

  Balancing needs, beliefs, impacts