By: Jordan Kiser

 Things I knew.  I knew about the pills and shots.  I knew that they weren’t right for everyone. So you have to talk to your doctor to find the right methods.  Thing I want to know:  How does it effect your body? & Side Effects? How does it effect your body? & Side Effects?  Is it safe?Is it safe?  How do you use it? How do you use it?  What are religious view about it? What are religious view about it?  What forms of birth control are there? What forms of birth control are there?  Part 2 ^^^ Part 2 ^^^  What should you think about before getting on it? What should you think about before getting on it?

During my search I had trouble finding places to get my info. Once I found my info it went really well. I found out lots of new stuff, like side effects, and how many types there are to pick.

 Tricks your body into thinking it has already ovulated.  You can get bleeding in between periods.  Weight gain is possible.  Acne is possible.  Dizziness.  Sore breasts.  Headaches.  Change in mood.  Upset stomach.  Fatigue.

 Yes, for healthy women.  It can be taken for long periods of time.  Shot that you need from the doctor will not effect it.  No reports of birth defects from the pill.

It can be used by:  Taken orally.  Taken by a shot. (in the arm)  By implantations.  Worn by patch.

 Many people maintain that every woman has the right to decide if and when she wants to bear children.  The Roman Catholic church condemns all forms of birth control except for NFP.  Eastern Orthodoxy traditionally permits only abstinence but has not sought to hinder the distribution of contraceptives.  In Judaism there is a long tradition of the use of contraceptive methods.  In Islam the Koran advocates marriage and procreation but has no clear objection to birth control.  Contraception is accepted by many who feel that abortion is immoral.  In Japan and some European countries, however abortion is used routinely to end unwanted pregnancy.

Birth Control Types:  Contraceptive Sponge..  Diaphragm…  Cervical Cap…  Cervical Shield  Female Condom..  Male Condom..  Oral Contraceptives.. (Combined or Progestin Only)  The Patch… Continued :  Shot/Injection…  Vaginal Ring…  Implantable Rod  Intrauterine Devices  Sterilization Implant  Surgical Sterilization

Top left to right:  Implantable Rod  Intrauterine Devices Second: Diaphragm Shot Cervical Cap Sponge Third Condom/pills Patch Vaginal Ring

 How your health is?  How often you have sex?  Number of partners?  How well they work?  Side effects?  Comfort using that method?

 I learned how to hyperlink slides.  I learned how to write a bib card.

 Bethell, Tom. "Population, Economy, And God." American Spectator 42.4 (2009): Readers' Guide Full Text Select (H.W. Wilson). Web. 21 Mar (S4)  Encylopedia of Good Health, Human Sexuality, Mario Ori, Ph.D, M.P.H & Donald Prue, Ph.D  publications/fact-sheet/birth-control-methods.cfm publications/fact-sheet/birth-control-methods.cfm  "birth control." Compton's by Britannica. 01 Aug 2011: n.p. SIRS Discoverer. Web. 14 Mar 2013.