Family Planning

Objectives
After an hour of varied
discussion
and
lectures
techniques the participants
will be able to develop basic
knowledge, beginning skills
and
acquire
a
positive
attitude towards the concept
of Family Planning.

Objectives
Specifically, they will be able to:
o Define related terms.
o Understand the physiology of
the Reproductive System.
o Analyze statistical data on
MM, TP and STIs.
o Delineate different types of
FP Methods

Objectives
o Distinguish
myth
from
reality
with
regards
to
contraception,
pregnancy and STIs.

Related Terms

Related Terms
Family Planning
The methods that allows people
to attain their desired number of
children & determine the spacing
of pregnancies through use of
contraceptive methods and the
treatment of infertility (WHO,
2015)

Related Terms
Teenage Pregnancy
Teenage
pregnancy
is
defined as a teenage girl,
usually within the ages of
13-19, becoming pregnant.
(UNICEF, 2008)

Related Terms
Maternal Mortality Rate
The number of maternal
deaths per 100,000 live
birth that occur as a direct
result of the childbearing
process. (Stright, 2005)

Related Terms
Sexually Transmitted Inf.
are infections that are
spread primarily through
person-to-person
sexual
(WHO, 2013).

Male
Reproductive System

Reproductive System

Female
Reproductive System

Reproductive System

Reproductive System

Reproductive System

Statistics on MMR, TP
& STIs

Statistics
Maternal Mortality Rate

99
/
births

100,000

Statistics
Teenage Pregnancy Rate

1 out of 10
Filipino women

Statistics
HIV/AIDS Rate

1 every 3 hours

Artificial Methods

Condoms

98% Effective
Forms a barrier
to prevent sperm
and egg from
meeting
The only
contraceptive that
can prevent STIs

Injectables

99% Effective
CIC: Prevents the
release of eggs from
the ovaries.
POI: Thickens
cervical mucous to
block sperm and
egg from meeting
and prevents
ovulation

Pills

99% Effective
CIC: Prevents the
release of eggs from
the ovaries.
POI: Thickens
cervical mucous to
block sperm and
egg from meeting
and prevents
ovulation