MaryAnn Toledo & Veronica Burns. Washburn School . Based Clinic. Room . 022. Washburn . Clinic. Location. Cost. Services. Registration. Confidentiality. THE Council . We’re going to talk about. ID: 624696
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Birth Control
MaryAnn Toledo & Veronica BurnsWashburn School Based ClinicRoom 022
Slide2Washburn Clinic
LocationCostServicesRegistrationConfidentialityTHE Council
Slide3We’re going to talk about
Things that can happen with unprotected sexBirth control & barrier methodsHow the clinic can helpTrivia
Slide4Talking about sex can be uncomfortable.
It’s ok!
But we do want you to have knowledge so you can make your best choices to stay healthy!Some topics could be triggering, and you don’t know the experiences of everyone else in the room, so it is very important to be respectful.
Slide5Gender Neutral Language
Body parts ≠ gender
“Person with a uterus/vagina”
“Person with a penis”
“Penis in vagina sex”
Slide6Being sexually active is a decision made by you and your partner(s).
Unprotected sex could lead to:
STIs
Pregnancy
(and condoms are only 82% effective in preventing pregnancy as commonly used)
Slide7Who uses birth control?
People with uteruses who:
Have penis in vagina sex & don’t want to get pregnant
Have medical reasons - lighter periods, fewer periods, skin, medical conditions
Slide8Why does everyone need to know about birth control?
If having penis in vagina sex:Preventing pregnancy affects all partnersShow careLess stressMake sure partner is using method correctlyHelp friends, family
Slide9What if your partner doesn’t let you use birth control?
That’s abuse. It is
your body
and
your right
to protect yourself.
It is
NOT OK
for a partner to:
prevent you from using birth control
mess up your birth control
threaten you about birth control
lie about using birth control
The clinic is here to support you, including giving you birth control methods you can hide.
Slide10What is the chance a teen with a uterus who has penis in vagina sex will become pregnant if they don’t use birth control?
90%
chance of becoming pregnant within a year
Slide11How does pregnancy happen?
Sperm fertilizes an egg & the egg implants into the uterus
Slide12Hormonal birth control
Many methods
Ovaries don’t release egg
Cervical mucus thickens – blocking sperm
Slide13Who am I?
Slide14Implant
Small plastic rod placed in the arm – called NexplanonLasts up to 3 years Side effect: irregular bleeding Over 99% effective
Great for teens!
Stress free!
Slide15How about me?
Slide16Intrauterine Device (IUD)
T-shaped piece of plastic that is placed in the uterus3 types - last 3, 5 or 10 yearsSide effect: period changesOver 99% effective
Super private!
Slide17Any guesses?
Slide18The Shot
A shot in the arm every 3 months – called DepoSide effects: irregular bleeding & possible weight gain (5 pounds in first year) 94% effective with typical use
Slide19Have you heard of me?
Slide20Ring
Small flexible ring, inserted in vagina for 3 weeksKeep in all the time, including during sexDuring 4th week, remove the ring & get period91% effective with typical use
Slide21What am I?
Slide22Patch
Small square patch to stick on bodyCan put on upper arm, stomach, back, or buttChange patch once a week for 3 weeksDon’t wear patch during fourth week & get period91% with typical use
Slide23And me?
Slide24The Pill
Take one pill every day at same timeMany brands & combinations of hormones91% effective with typical use
Slide25What method can be used
AFTER
unprotected
penis-vagina sex?
Slide26Emergency Contraception
NOT AN
ABORTION
Up to 89% effective
Two main types:
Plan
B
Take up to
3 days
after unprotected sex
Can buy
without
prescription
Ella
– take up to
5 days
after unprotected sex
Need prescription
Slide27
Condoms
82% effective at preventing pregnancy with typical use Putting them on - Basics Lots of types Sizes Latex & latex-free Flavors Colors
Slide28Inside/Female Condoms
Typical use – 79% effective preventing pregnancyPlaced in the vagina or rectum up to 8 hours before sexLatex-free
Slide29Not having
penis in vagina sex
Can choose this any time, with any person, for any amount of time
100% effective at preventing pregnancy
Still at risk for STIs if having anal &/or oral sex
Slide30Trivia!
True or False?
Slide31You can’t get pregnant if you are on your period.
False.
Slide32Hormonal birth control helps prevent STIs.
False.
Slide33The school clinic can prescribe birth control.
True.
Slide34You need a prescription for all methods of birth control.
False.
Slide352 Condoms are better than 1.
False.
Slide36Only sexually active people use birth control.
False.
Slide37Talking about birth control methods is an important part of a sexual relationship.
True.
Slide38The IUD & the implant are the most effective birth control methods for people having PIV sex.
True.
Slide39Bedsider.org
Slide40Questions?
Slide41Tell us your thoughts!
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Notes – unit 11 part 4: