2.  Barrier
 Hormonal
 Long-Acting
 Nonmedical
 Permanent
 Emergency Contraception

3.  Types of barriers are:
 Male and female condoms
 Diaphragm
 Cap
 Sponge

4.  Male and female condoms are commonly
found in supermarkets and are one of the
most common type of birth control
 Diaphragm is a dome shaped rubber cup
that is placed inside the vagina to
immobilize sperm
 Cervical Cap is a silicone cap that goes
over the cervix that is held in by suction
 Sponge is a soft disk made of polyurethane
that rests against the cervix during sex

5.  Types of Hormonal Methods are:
 Pills
 Patch
 Vaginal ring
 Depo-Provero

6.  Pills are a common form of birth control
they are taken orally
 Patch looks like a band-aid and prevents
pregnancy by releasing estrogen and
progestin through the skin
 Vaginal Ring is a thin transparent flexible
ring that is inserted into the vagina it
releases estrogen and progestin.
 Depo-Provero is an injection of the
hormone progestin and prevents
pregnancy for three months.

7.  Types of Long-Acting Methods are:
 Implanon
 Intrauterine Devices

8.  Implanon is a single soft progestin filled
capsule that is inserted into a woman's
skin.
 Intrauterine Devices are small platics
devices contaning progestin that are
inserted into the uterus

9.  Types of Nonmedical Methods are:
 Withdrawl
 Fertility awareness

10.  Withdrawl is removing the penis from the
vagina before ejaculation occurs
 Fertility awareness is monitoring when
one is the most fertile in order to not get
pregnant.

11.  Types of Permanent Methods are:
 Tubal ligation
 Essure
 Adiana
 Vasectomy

12.  Tubal Ligation is also known as getting your
tubes tied which is surgical sterilization to
close the fallopian tube.
 Essure is a small spring that is inserted into
each fallopian tube.
 Adiana uses a sillicon impant about the size
of a grain of rise which blocks the fallopian
tubes
 Vasectomy is sterilization for men that cuts
the tube that carries the sperm from the
testes into the penis

13.  Types of Emergency Contraception are:
 Pills

14.  Pills are also known as the morning after
pill are available to be used in case of
an accident to make sure one does not
get pregnant.

15.  Permanent, Long-Acting Methods and
Hormonal Methods are the most
effective forms of birth control
 Question: If there are so many types of
birth control out there why are there so
many people still having unwanted
pregnancies by practicing unsafe sex?