Purdue Global University Contraception Diabetes Case Study Discussion

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Many elements need to be considered individually by a woman, man, or couple when choosing the most appropriate contraceptive method. Some of these elements include safety, effectiveness, availability (including accessibility and affordability), and acceptability. Although most contraceptive methods are safe for use by most women, U.S. MEC provides recommendations on the safety of specific contraceptive methods for women with certain characteristics and medical conditions.

Discuss various forms of contraception including indications, contraindications, side effects, U.S.

Medical Eligibility Criteria (USMRC), U.S. Selected Practice Recommendations for

Contraceptive Use (USSPR), affordability, and mechanisms of action. How will you and your patient decide on the best type? How do you manage the patient who has preconceived notions about certain contraceptives that are not evidence-based?

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Diabetes Case Study
Contraception is birth control designed to prevent pregnancy and get applied in different
ways. It is also referred to as anticonception or fertility control, and they do have different kinds
of side effects. As a result, it is significant for individuals to consider certain essential elements
when determining the most appropriate contraceptive method to apply. People need to evaluate
those elements, including availability, safety, and effectiveness. That also refers to the
accessibility, affordability, and acceptability of the particular contraceptives. Although most
contraceptives are considered safe, US MEC does recommend safety concerning the use of
certain specific contraceptive methods based on certain characteristics and medical conditions.
There are va...

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