Contersepctives/birth control
Hormonal Methods Grace Kraft
Barrier Methods-Sydney
Fertility Awareness Methods (FAM)/ Natural Methods
By: Chloe Mahoney
Abstinence
Intrauterine Methods (IUD) Grace Kraft
Condom- Male:Latex, Plastic, or animal tissue that is placed on the penis, to prevent sperm from entering the uterus by catching it in the condom.
Suppressing ovulation and preventing fertilization or implantation
cassie stick
Sterillization: The process of renedering an individual incapble of sexual reproduction
Sponge- disk shaped device that contains spermicide and has to be used to before sexual contact and it works up to 24 hours.
Barrier Methods - ways to prevent the sperm from contact to the egg. The sperm are either physically blocked from entering the uterus or either killed by a chemical before it reaches the egg.
Cervical cap- Purchased with a prescription and is a small latex cup that fits over the cervix .
100% effectiveness for preventing pregnancy!
100% effectiveness for preventing STI's!
Morning After Pill/ Plan B
Patch
Injections/shots
Implants
RIng
Vasectomy: When the males vas deference is cut and sealed. This is a permanent way birth control, the sperm is absorbed by the skin rather than mixed in with semen.
Tubal Ligation: When the fallopian tubes are cut and tied, or clamped to prevent sperm from reaching the ova.
The Pill
99.9% effectiveness
Does not protect against STIs
This is about 99.5% effective in preventing pregnancy. This is highly preventable for pregnancy, though this is usually permanent and reversible surgery is very expensive.
99.7% effectiveness
deliberate decision to avoid high-risk behaviors
Does not protect against STIs
Abstinence Article
92% effectiveness
Does not protect against STIs
89% effectiveness
Does not protect against STIs
92% effectiveness
Does not protect against STIs
Does not protect against STIs
92-97% effectiveness
By: Chloe Mahoney
75% efficiency from preventing pregnancy
Cervical Mucus Method
No efficiency in preventing STI's!
Diaphram- soft latex silicone cup with a flexible rim that covers the entrance to the cervix.
Temperature Method
Spermicide-a form of birth control taken through pills, creams, jellies, and contraceptive foams.
Changing the lining of the uterus and falopian tubes affecting the movements of eggs and sperm so fertilization does not occur
Hormonal (progestin)
Non-hormonal (copper)
99.9% effectiveness
99.2% effectiveness
Does not protect against STIs
Does not protect against STIs
Calendar Method
Standard Days Method
Female Condom- polyurethane pouch that fits inside the uterus
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