‫‪FAMILY PLANNING‬‬

‫أعداد ‪ :‬سجى عامر‬

‫بأشراف ‪ :‬أ‪.‬د امين عجيل ياسر‬
‫أ‪ .‬حسين علي‬
FAMILY PLANNING

FAMILY : a group of individuals living under one roof and usually under one head and
two or more individuals who depend on one other for emotional physical, and financial
support .

 Planning Family planning to regulatethe number and spacing of children in a family

through the practice of contraception or other methods of birth control .
PURPOSES:

 Raising a child requires significant amounts of resources,time* social

financial and environmental.

 Planning can help assure that resources are available.

 To improve the health of the mother and child

 Helping to prevent HIV/AIDS

CRITERIA FOR IDEAL CONTRACEPTIVE

 It should be safe for use means free from any kind of side effects

 It should be reliable.

 It should be easy to administer andconvenient.

 It should be cost effective.

 It should be culturally feasible and acceptable.

WHAT ARE THE METHODS OF
CONTRACEPTION?
1- The condom

2- The female condoms

3- The contraceptive diaphragm

4- Cervical cap

5- Vaginal sponge

6- Spermicide

7- Birth control pills

8- copper
9- Male-N
 Nursing care plan Assessment: When assessing which contraceptive method
might meet the Clint's need the nurse must assess the following area:
 Medical history
 Family history
 Personal history
 Diagnostic test
 Physical examination
The Nurse's Role in FamilyPlanningAnswering general questions concerning
contraceptive

methods Explaining different methods availableAdvantagesDisadvantages•

Teaching correct

use of contraceptive methods Nurse can play a part in helping couples

choose &correctly use

contraceptive methods that enable them to have children that are both
wanted & well-timed.
1. Which methods of birth control needs a prescription ?
1. Birth control pill
2. . Contraceptive patch
3. . Diaphragm
4. All of the above
2_Which type of intrauterine device (IDU) is available? 
5. Copper  
6. Titanium
7.  Hormonal  
8. A and C
9. All above
3_Safe period is defined as ?
1. One week before menstruation and one
week after menstruation .
2. One week before menstruation and three
day after menstruation.
3. 8th to 21st  day of menstruation cycle .
4. Period of menstruation.
4_In following which is not a female
contraceptive method?
1. Copper-T
2. Diaphragm
3. mala-N
4. NSV
 5. In the following which is not an advantage of
 condom?
1. It is cheap
2. It is easy to use
3. Protects from STD also
4. A new condom must be use each time .
6_which of   the following method is called natural
family planning ?
5. Tracking basal temperature  
6. Tracking change in cervical mucus
7. Tracking the  menstrual cycle on a calendar  
8. All of the above
7_Besides the condom , which is another barrier
method of  birth control ?
1. Diaphragm
2.   IUD
3.   Withdrawal
4.   Sterilization .
8_following  are the example of female contraceptive
devices , except ?
5. Male –N
6. Withdrawal
7. Tubectomy
8. Diaphragm
• When the nurse assmement the
contraceptive to take?

1. Family history.
2. Physical examation.
3. Diagnose test.
4. All the above.
10. In following which contraceptive method is
most commonly used by males ?
1. Condom  
2. Vasectomy
3. Withdrawal  
4.   Abstinence  
 Reference

  Community and public health nursing:

promoting the public’s health / [edited by]
Judith A. Allender, Kristine D. Warner,
Cherie Rector. — 8th ed.