Discuss the different forms of birth control. What does Scripture say about abortion ( since when this practiced)? What do Christians think about this ancient practice?

Mina is a 35-year-old woman in a monogamous, long-term relationship.  She and her partner have just located across the country.  She’s been taking birth control pills for the last seven years, but her new doctor explains that it is time to switch to another method because of her age and family history of heart disease.  Both she and her partner smoke.  Her partner has a latex allergy.  They both would prefer a more convenient method that allows more spontaneity.  She looks at the patch, the vaginal ring, and Depo-Provera, but decides to use a copper IUD instead. What possible side risks should she be aware of?

Your best friend has been asked if they'd be willing to donate an egg or sperm to help someone get pregnant. What do you think would be the pros and cons of doing this? How would you advise them? Explore the following situations, and summarize the differences: 1. Donation is for a family member or close friend 2. Donation has been solicited by an agency for a stranger 3. Donator is male or donator is female.

In your state, what are the specific legal and moral issues regarding abortion that being debated currently? What impact would the possible resolutions to these questions have on healthcare providers in your state?

Adeline, a 24-year-old graduate student presents to her Family Medicine Clinic for contraceptive counseling. She and her fiancé, Josh, are planning to be married in approximately 3 months, but they’re not ready for kids just yet. Adeline states that they have been in a monogamous sexual relationship for the past 2 years; their primary method of contraception was inconsistent use of male condoms. She is here today to be evaluated for the use of hormonal contraceptives. The patient states she began menses at age 14, with irregular cycles of 25–36 days in length. Her last menses was 2 weeks ago. The patient states she has heard about contraceptive options that “keep you from having a period,” and she wants to know more about those options, and if they would be okay for her to try. She has a history of migraine headaches without aura or focal neurologic symptoms, but it is well controlled for the past 6 months on prophylactic therapy. Her mother is 52 years old, has HTN and osteoporosis.…

1. Identify three important considerations a woman may have when deciding on a type of birth control method. 2. Summarize each consideration.  Why may these be important when deciding on a type of birth control method?  3. Do these considerations make it difficult for a woman to choose a "perfect" type of birth control method? Do you think there are enough choices for women, given all of these (and more) considerations?

A monogamous couple is researching birth control methods. They want children in the future, and the woman currently has high blood pressure. Which birth control method would be best for them?

You're giving discharge instructions on postpartum day 2 to a G1P1 patient who delivered a healthy infant vaginally with no complications. Which statements below by the patient indicate a need for further teaching? Select all that apply. "I need to come back to the hospital if I soak a peripad in an hour." "I can use the lactational amenorrhea method of birth control since I'll be breastfeeding most of the time." "If I develop flu-like symptoms or a fever, I'll return to the hospital right away." "I'll see my provider next in 6 months for my regular Pap smear, and she'll make sure I healed well from having the baby at that appointment." "My husband is looking forward to resuming intercourse in the next few days, as soon as I don't feel sore any longer."

1. Abortion is a highly charged issue in American society.  With the resend ruling overturning of  Roe. v. Wade, after watch video below, please discuss the pros and cons and how this will impact the future of abortions in the United States? You DO NOT need to express your own views on abortion in this post if you are not comfortable doing so. This question is simply meant to gain a better understanding of the opposing viewpoints.   (YouTube) What Actually Happens When You Have An Abortion?https://youtu.be/vWKqeJxzeBc Roe    v.    WadeRoe    v.    Wade is    a landmark    decision issued    in    1973    by    the United    States    Supreme    Court on    the    issue    of    the    constitutionality    of    laws    that    criminalized    or    restricted    access    to abortions.    The    Court    ruled    7–2    that    a    right    to privacy under    the Due    Process    Clause of    the 14th    Amendment extended    to    a    woman's    decision    to    have    an…

Each one of the different contraceptive methods has its pros and cons. Give an example of a method listed below and cite the pros and cons behind its use. Method of Contraception Example  Pros Cons Natural       Hormonal       Barrier       Permanent        The debate on contraception is based on arguments emerging from the traditional and bioethical positions on contraception. Evaluate whether those positions are philosophically or ethically viable. Make a stand regarding the issue on the basis of your personal beliefs and convictions.