PPT-Are condoms a contraceptive method? A comparison of reports of adolescent condom use

Michelle J Hindin 1 and Amanda M Kalamar 2 1 Population Council 2 Population Services International BACKGROUND METHODS In some settings condoms are not seen as a contraceptive method Potential reasons include. Contemporary Forums . Anita L. Nelson, MD. Harbor-UCLA Medical Center. Conflict of Interest Disclosure. Anita L. Nelson, MD. Grants/. Research. Bayer, Merck, Pfizer, Teva. Honoraria/. Speakers Bureau. August 2014 . Discussion Topic: . “. Female Condom Sensitization. ”. Introduction . Call backs made with 100 randomly selected MiniBuzz viewers (Selection made using an electronic randomizer) . Program aired . STEP 1. GET LATEX CONDOM FROM CLINIC, STORE, OR OTHER PLACE. It is important to plan ahead and get condoms . AHEAD OF TIME. The best option . is not to have sex. But if a young person does have sex, he or . Module 11:. Family Planning and PMTCT Services for Adolescents. 1. Module 11 Learning Objectives. After completing this module, participants will be able to:. . List the risks of adolescent pregnancy. Kinds of Contraception. Sterilization. C. ommonly used, but . permanent. Hormonal. Birth control pill, patch, ring, Depo. -. Provera shot, implant. IUDs. Barrier. C. ondom. , diaphragm, cervical . cap. Female Condom . Counseling about . Female Condom:. Key Counseling Topics. Characteristics. Correcting myths, misperceptions, fears. How to use; demonstration. Importance of correct and consistent use. Objectives. Identify major considerations examined when choosing contraceptive methods. List commonly used contraceptive methods. Explain how each contraceptive works. Evaluate contraceptive options. Male Condoms. Male Condoms:. Objectives. Participants will:. Describe the characteristics of male condoms. . in a manner that clients can understand.. Demonstrate the ability to counsel clients about:. I know how to use condoms.. What is a condom and how does it work?. There are 2 kinds of condoms – one for a man and one for a woman.. A man fits the condom over his penis when it is hard. When he has sex and his semen comes out it gets caught in the condom and so it cannot enter the vagina, mouth or anus (bottom) of his partner.. Female condom. . Male condoms . Mechanism of action . Prevents . the sperm from gaining access to the upper reproductive tract, preventing it from meeting the egg.. ADVANCE PREPARATION FOR LESSON:Be sure to confirm your school’s policy on condom demonstrations. It is always a good idea to let your principal and students’ parents/caregivers know you will If you think your female condom hasn’t worked, for example if it becomes dislodged during sex, or you forget FEMALE (INTERNAL) www.fpnsw.org.auclinical services & information | education & trainin Male condoms are inexpensive, readily available without a prescription, and used only at the time of sexual activity. They are worn over the penis during sexual intercourse or oral sex and they come BScNM. , BPH. BARRIER METHODS USED IN FAMILY PLANNING PROGRAM. What will be discussed:. Barrier contraceptive methods. Introduction to available methods. Counselling. Emphasis on male condom. Learning Outcomes.