Contraceptives

Cards (34)

  • genital shingles
    herpes
  • human papilomavirus
    genital warts
  • chlamydia
    common STD
  • syphilis
    by the bacterium treponema pallidum
  • broken skin or mucus
    syphilis
  • gonorrhea
    inflammation in urethra/vagina
  • birth control
    contraceptives
  • types of natural contraceptives
    • abstinence
    • calendar method
    • basal body temperature
    • cervical mucus
    • symptohermal
    • ovulation detection
    • lactation amenorrhea
    • coitus interruptus
  • coitus interruptus
    oldest method
  • known as withdrawal method, 75% failure

    coitus interruptus
  • lactation amenorrhea
    changes in cervical mucus during ovulation and no failure
  • ovulation detection
    over-the-counter kit that predict ovulation (LH)
  • symptothermal
    combination of BBT and CMM
  • cervical mucus
    guarantee 25% failure
  • basal body temp is in the body temp at rest
  • monitoring every morning before any activitiy

    basal body temp
  • 9-5% failure

    BBT
  • calendar method also known as rhythm method
  • base on the menstruation cycle, has a 25%
    failure
    calendar method
  • abstinence
    most effective way for birth control
  • 0% failure

    abstinence
  • abstinence doesn't have penetration genitals
  • Artificial Contraceptives
    • oral
    • transdermal patch
    • vaginal ring
    • subdermal implants
    • hormonal injections
    • intrauterine device (IUD)
    • chemical barriers
  • chemical barriers known as spermicides, can cause death for sperm before can enter into cervix
  • IUD
    T-shaped inserte in the uterus
  • hormonal injections is most choice for birth control
  • use for hormonal changes
    hormonal injections
  • subdermal implants
    during menstruation or 7th day of men's
  • subdermal impants
    is one of methods for men
  • vaginal ring, inside of the vagina in 3weeks
  • applied into various areas of the body for 3weeks
    transdermal patch
  • pills that recommended to take at 1st sunday to begin

    oral contraception
  • vasectomy
    procedure for men to block the passage of sperms
  • tubal ligation is done to women to inhibit passage of sperm and egg cell