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ATI MaChapter 1: Contraception strategies or devices used to reduce the risk of fertilization or implantation in an attempt to prevent pregnancy Types of Contraception (Natural family planning methods) Abstinence: no sexual intercourse Coitus Interruptus: pull out method Calendar method: avoid intercourse during ovulation Basal Body Temp: temp can drop slightly at time of ovulation Symptom-Based Method: cervical mucus Types of Contraception (Barrier Method) Condoms: flexible sheath worn on penis during intercourse Diaphragm/spermicide: dome shaped cup that fits over cervix Combined oral contraceptive: containing estrogen and progestin, which stop ovulation Morning after pill: prevents fertilization Transdermal patch: progesterone and estradiol delivered into skin Injectable progestins: injections for females every 11-13 weeks Nuvaring: estonogestrel and estradiol delivered at continuous levels vaginally Implantable Progestin (Implanon): procedure place on upper aspect of arm IUD: T-shaped chemical device inserted into cervix, place in uterus that releases a chemical damaging sperm may be a good idea for women with thrombophlebitisternal Newborn Chapter 1 100% Guarantee A+ Pass Q&A