(contraception) that is used to prevent pregnancy. Barrier methods include: Male condom. Female condom. Diaphragm. Cervical cap. Sponge. Spermicide. Your health care provider can help you decide what form of contraception is best for you. Always keep in mind that the risk of a sexually transmitted infection (STI) exists even when a contraceptive barrier method is used. Male condom A male condom is a thin sheath that is worn over the penis during sex. Condoms prevent pregnancy by catching and stopping
contraception methods as well. Definition of Terms Presentation of Data A. Features of Family Planning Family planning includes all methods of birth control, from the pill to condoms, Intrauterine Devices (IUD), injectable hormonal contraceptives, and diaphragms, caps and spermicides. Depending on the area, family planning may also refer to methods used to terminate a pregnancy or possible pregnancy, such as abortion and emergency contraception. Family planning may also refer to surgical sterilization methods
the speed and force to which the brake pedal is pressed, the brake assisted system will detect if an emergency is taking place or could have taken place. The brake assist system increases the brake pressure until the ABS regulation intervenes to prevent the wheels from locking. This way the greatest possible braking effect can be achieved and the brake path can be shortened significantly. There are two types of brake assist system which are as follows: 1. The hydraulic brake assist system 2. The
activity, number of partners, desire to have children in the future, whether contraceptives are a covered cost for your health insurance or how much money you want to spend, some options may be more realistic than others. The first type and most accessible method of birth control is the barrier method. These come in many forms such as male and female condoms, diaphragms, cervical caps, spermicides and sponges. Considered most accessible because most of these you can by over the counter at your local pharmacy
Screen Acting Assignment. There are many skills in the performing arts world, and as a professional actor, you will need to acquire these skills in order to become the best actor you can be. To start with, it is important that an actor follows the next two professional acting rules. The first rule is to “punctual.” It is important to be punctual, as you may be needed on the set to perform or rehearse lines before shooting. It could be argued that being punctual is one of the most important rules
Basophils-helps fight against diseases 9. Platelets-gather at bleeding sites to prevent a lot of blood loss from occurring Respiratory System There is one main function of the respiratory system, which is: 1. The primary function is to supply blood with oxygen so that it can deliver the oxygen to the all other parts of the body.
common methods of surgery and how they work. Hiatal Hernia Most of you reading this will probably already know what a hiatal hernia is. But for those who don't then here is a quick explanation. The diaphragm normally lies on top of the stomach. In some people a part of the stomach has forced its way through a gap in the centre of the diaphragm. This causes an abnormality in the lower esophageal sphincter whose purpose it is to keep acid in the stomach and prevent if from escaping where it would
Dance is a very freeing art form, but there are times when it can be stressful. Regardless of the stage you are currently at, there is at least one aspect of dance that blocks us from reaching our full potential. Because of the competitive nature of dance, it is easy to feel like you are running in place while everyone else is moving forward. Luckily, I never gave up and searched endlessly for ways to improve. Regardless of our dancing background, we all should give ourselves the opportunity to grow
complete the epiglottis flap relaxes allowing air to flow freely into the lower section of the respiratory system through the multiple layers of c-shaped cartilage structure called the trachea. The c-shaped cartilage is to prevent the airways from collapsing. The
and retract when you breathe out. This is done through the diaphragm – a sheet of muscle that is positioned under the lungs. As one inhales, their diaphragm contracts and moves itself downward, increasing the space for your lungs to expand to. The ribs also move to enlarge the possible area the lungs can expand to. This pressure causes air to be sucked through the body to the lungs. When one exhales, the opposite takes place – the diaphragm moves upwards and returns to normal, allowing the process