PPT-Contraception and Sterilization

UNC School of Medicine Obstetrics and Gynecology Clerkship Case Based Seminar Series Objectives for Contraception and Sterilization Describe the mechanism of action and effectiveness of contraceptive methods. There are different types of emergency contraception the emergency contraceptive pill Levonelle the emergency contraceptive pill ellaOne the emergency intrauterine device IUD Emergency contraception can be very effective IWTIGMEPPMJSYLEZIER9XXIHSVMJ Most industrial fermentations are operated under vigorous aeration and the air supplied to the fermenter must be sterilized.. To prevent contamination of either the fermentation by airborne.. Microorganisms or the environment by aerosols generated within the fermenter, both air input and air exhaust ports have air filters attached.. Chapter 12. Learning Objectives. Contraception. Contraception in the US: The political battle. Methods of Contraception. Abortion. Perspectives on Abortion. Methods of Abortion. Contraception. Contraception in US: The Legal Battle. JOURNAL QUESTION:. Method. % of Women Experiencing. an Unintended Pregnancy. within the First Year of Use . Typical. Use . Perfect. Use . No Method. 85. 85. Spermicides. 29. 18. Withdrawal. 27. 4. Periodic Abstinence . Complexities in Contraceptive Care. There’s an App for That!. Learning Objectives. Apply evidenced-based guidelines to contraceptive provision using the CDC Medical Eligibility Criteria (MEC) resource . Overview. What is birth control?. The act of preventing pregnancy. Methods include medications, procedures, devices, and behaviors. Types of Birth Control. Intrauterine Device (IUD). Implant (Nexplanon). Part 2. Moist Heat. It is . more . effective than . dry heat for thermal sterilization.. . But:. . normal moist heat . cycles do not destroy pyrogens.. Moist . heat causes . the coagulation . of cell protein at a much lower . s. ). Dispelling the myths. Learning Objectives. Participants will be able to:. Understand the indications and contraindications to IUD use. Describe the pros and cons of hormonal vs non-hormonal IUD use. Sterilization. Sterilization is a procedure that renders an individual incapable . of further reproduction. The principal method for sterilization of males is a . vasectomy (described in the Clinical Connection on . Case Presentation. Intended Learning . Outcomes. A student should be able to:. Describe . the mechanism of action and effectiveness of contraceptive methods. Counsel . the patient regarding the benefits, risks and use for each contraceptive method including . Linda Rhodes, VMD, PhD. Toolbox approach. What is available now. What does “regulatory approval” mean?. New research. Barriers and issues. Supporting work – marking, modeling. When?. History. Faulkner LC, Pineda MH, . the voluntary control of fertility is of paramount importance to modern society. .. . From a global perspective, countries currently face the crisis of rapid population growth that has begun to threaten human survival. A fermentation product is produced by the culture of a certain organism, or organisms in a nutrient medium. If the fermentation is invaded by a foreign microorganism then the following consequences may occur:. Dispelling the myths. Participants will be able to:. Understand the indications and contraindications to IUD use. Describe the pros and cons of hormonal vs non-hormonal IUD use. Explain the role of higher efficacy, non-user dependent, contraceptive methods like the IUD in the prevention of unintended pregnancy .