Birth Control Flashcards

(22 cards)

1
Q

What are two hormones that can be used up to 5 days after unprotected sex?

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1a) ella (equally effective for all 5 days)
1b) Plan B one-step
- less effective each day
- avaliable over the counter

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Copper IUD insertion

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  • can be inserted up to 5 days after unprotected sex
  • cause low grade inflammation of the uterus that interferes with sperm transport
  • few side effects
  • just check if strings still there
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Foam, Cream, Jellies

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  • all contain spermicide that kill the sperm
  • must be placed in 2 hours ahead and 6 hours after
  • failure rate high when used solo
  • no STD protection
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4
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Male condoms

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  • standardized made
  • disposible sheath over penis before sex and prevents semen from entering the vagina
  • STD protector
  • male must have erection for duration of condom use
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5
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female condoms

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  • plastic pouch placed into the vagina
  • cover all of vagina and some parts of the vuvla
  • only female contraceptive to protect from STD
  • inconvient and can cause UTI
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6
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withdrawal (coitus interrupts)

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  • Males pull out soon and far enough

- high failure rate

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7
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outercourse

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“dry humping”

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8
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diaphragm + spermicide jelly

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  • made of rubber and a spring
  • preventing sperm from entering the cervix
  • can be inserted before hand
  • inconvient because it has to be fitted
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the FemCap

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  • fits over the cervix
  • made of silicone
  • needs spermicide jelly
  • higher failure rate
  • must be individually fitted and can fall out during sex
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10
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IUD

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  • work for multiple years
  • t shaped device inserted up uterus
  • effective as female sterlization
  • minera and shyla both have progestin to help with period cramps
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Contraceptive Pill

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  • contains estrogen and progestrin
  • prevents ovulation and creates a thick mucus in cervix preventing sperm to come in
  • lighter menstrual flows
  • extermely low rates of failure if used perfectly
  • no STD/HIV Protection
  • 4 periods a year
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12
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Nava Ring

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  • time ring hormones that inhibit ovulation
  • concentrated in fenitials rather than whole body
  • 3 weeks on and 2 weeks off
  • ring may slip out
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the patch

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  • one per week
  • 3 weeks on and 2 week off
  • put on any where on the body but the breast
  • patch may come off
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14
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seasonale (a BC pill) and sesonique

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  • 84 days on and 7 days off
  • 4 periods a year
  • 84 days on then 7 “off-days”
  • -> take lower dose 7 days
  • 4 periods a year
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15
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lytienel

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  • progestin and estrogen taken without any break

- 0 periods/ year

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16
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Nexplanon

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  • progestion only impant
  • goes into the arm
  • 3 years of protection
  • 99.7% effective
17
Q

repo-pronera

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-“the shot”
-16x lower pregnancy rates than BC pills
-99.7% effecieve
can cause reversible decalcificaiton

18
Q

Progestin only pills

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-require very accurate timing

19
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common side effect of progestin only pills

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very irregular menstrual bleeding or amenorrhea(no bleeding)

20
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natural methods

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getting your sex life in synch with your body’s reproductive rhythms

21
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non-methods

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1) douching
2) wishful thinking
3) assuming you’re infertile

22
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Permeant methods

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sterilization becoming increasingly popular (30+)