1. Contraceptive and Reproductive Technology

2. Contraception (birth control): intentionally try to prevent pregnancy
Different forms of contraception have different rates of efficiency.

3. The most common type of condom is the male condom
Condoms
The most common type of condom is the male condom
It fits over the penis to catch any secretions, including semen.
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4. Oral Contraceptive Pill
The pill contains a combination of estrogen and progesterone, which works to suppress the normal ovarian production of these hormones and so prevents ovulation.
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5. Contraceptive Injections
Contain a form of progesterone called progestin, that is injected into a muscle. The hormone injection prevents ovulation.
Depending on the type of contraceptive injection, it may need to be administered every one, two or three months.
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6. Intrauterine Device
Intrauterine Devices (IUDs) are inserted into the uterus to help prevent pregnancy.
Two types:
1. Hormonal
2. Copper
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7. Permanent form of birth control!
Sterilization
Permanent form of birth control!
Women: tubal ligation (tubes tied)
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Men: Vasectomy