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QuickWrite 5-15-2015

List any and all forms of birth control

Birth Control 5 main methods Abstinence- Refraining from having sex until married Natural Family Planning (NFP)- Periodic abstinence while couple is most fertile Barriers Prevent gametes from coming in direct contact Hormones Keeps the body from releasing an egg Withdrawl

Abstinence- The only 100% effective method of birth control and prevention of STD’s

Natural Family Planning- Periodic abstinence while the couple is most fertile. Monitored by temperature of vagina 7-10 day period Extremely effective if done correctly

Barrier devices- Condoms Diaphragms Spermicides Cervical cap 98% effective if USED CORRECTLY Condoms Diaphragms Spermicides Cervical cap

Hormonal Methods- These are also 98% effective if used correctly Birth Control Pill Depo-Provera- the shot Nuva Ring- vaginal ring Ortho Evra- the patch Inter Uterine Device (IUD)

Withdrawal Method Unprotected Sex without ejaculating inside the female. This is the worst form of birth control Does not prevent STD’s Does not prevent pregnancy as some of the pre-ejaculate contains sperm