Family planning and reproductive health sourcebook : provides basic consumer health Information about the family planning, contraceptive methods, maternal mortality, mental health, gives details on violence against women on reproductive health, unintended pregnancy and abortions, early motherhood risk, birth control movement, americares, reproductive healthcare coverages, family planning guidance, and tools along with Information about nutrition food security, telemedicine, assisted reproductive technology, a glossary of related terms, and list of resources for additional help and information / edited by Kevin Hayes.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Hayes, Kevin.

Contributor:

Hayes, Kevin (Editor of health information), editor.

Series:

Health reference series.

Health Reference

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Birth control.

Family planning.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (xvii, 724 pages) : illustrations, charts.

Edition:

First edition.

Place of Publication:

Detroit, Michigan : Omnigraphics, Incorporated, [2021]

Summary:

Consumer health information about family planning, contraception through counseling, maternal mortality, mental health, infertility, and sexually transmitted diseases along with information about safety tips, programs related to family planning, assisted reproductive technology, nutrition tips, a glossary of related terms, and list of resources for additional help. « hide.

Contents:

Intro

Table of Contents

Preface

Part 1-Understanding Family Planning and Reproductive Health

Chapter 1-What Is Family Planning and Reproductive Health?

Chapter 2-Birth Control and How It Works

Chapter 3-Unmet Need for Family Planning

Chapter 4-Total Fertility Rates in the United States

Chapter 5-Integrating Family Planning into Postpartum Care

Chapter 6-Importance of Family Health History in Pregnancy

Chapter 7-Faith and Family Planning

Chapter 8-Title X Service Grants

Chapter 9-Ensuring Access to Family Planning Services during COVID-19

Part 2-Importance of Family Planning and Contraception

Chapter 10-Effectiveness of Family Planning Methods

Section 10.1-Personal Benefits in Family Planning

Section 10.2-Economical Benefits in Family Planning

Chapter 11-Birth Spacing

Section 11.1-The Importance of Pregnancy Spacing

Section 11.2-Intimate Partner Violence and Pregnancy Spacing

Chapter 12-How Family Planning Liberates the Minority Population Women

Chapter 13-How Family Planning Can Help Progress Sustainable Development Goals

Chapter 14-Common Contraceptive Methods

Section 14.1-Standard Days Method

Section 14.2-Progestin-Only Pills

Section 14.3-Combined Hormonal Contraceptives

Section 14.4-Injectables

Section 14.5-Implants

Section 14.6-Intrauterine Contraception

Chapter 15-Contraceptive Usage

Section 15.1-The Usage Patterns and Factors Affecting Contraceptive Usage

Section 15.2-Contraceptive Use among Youths

Section 15.3-Decision-Making regarding Contraceptive Use

Chapter 16-Emergency Contraception

Chapter 17-Permanent Contraception

Section 17.1-Female Sterilization

Section 17.2-Male Sterilization

Chapter 18-Contraceptive CounselingTraining

Chapter 19-Effectiveness and Risks of Contraceptives.

Section 19.1-How Effective Are the Various Contraceptive Methods

Section 19.2-Contraceptives: Benefits and Risks

Part 3-Reproductive Health and Disorders

Chapter 20-Sexual and Reproductive Health

Section 20.1-Sexual and Reproductive Concerns: Information for Women

Section 20.2-Sexual and Reproductive Health: Information for Men

Chapter 21-Reproductive Disorders in Women

Section 21.1-Menstrual Problems

Section 21.2-Polycystic Ovary Syndrome

Section 21.3-Endometriosis

Section 21.4-Uterine Fibroids

Section 21.5-Gynecologic Cancers

Section 21.6-Hysterectomy

Chapter 22-Reproductive Disorders in Men

Chapter 23-Infertility: An Overview

Section 23.1-Infertility in Women

Section 23.2-Infertility in Men

Section 23.3-How Lifestyle and Environmental Factors May Cause Infertility

Section 23.4-Basic Infertility Services

Section 23.5-Infertility and Public Health

Section 23.6-Questions and Answers about Infertility and Its Treatment

Chapter 24-Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health

Section 24.1-Early or Delayed Puberty

Section 24.2-Adolescent Pregnancy

Section 24.3-Preventing Teen Pregnancy in the United States

Section 24.4-Sexual Health Education in Adolescents

Section 24.5-Projects and Initiatives

Chapter 25-Sexually Transmitted Diseases

Chapter 26-Programs and Initiatives to Improve Reproductive Health

Part 4-Maternal- and Infant-Health Concerns

Chapter 27-Unintended Pregnancy

Section 27.1-Unplanned Pregnancy

Section 27.2-Low Social Support and the Incidence of Undesired Pregnancy in the United States

Chapter 28-Pregnancy Complications

Section 28.1-Common Complications during Labor and Delivery

Section 28.2-Diabetes during Pregnancy

Section 28.3-Weight Issues and Pregnancy

Section 28.4-High Blood Pressure during Pregnancy.

Section 28.5-Iron-Deficiency Anemia

Section 28.6-Preventing Infections before and during Pregnancy

Chapter 29-Mental-Health Impacts

Section 29.1-Reproductive Health and Mental Health

Section 29.2-Anxiety and Depression during and after Pregnancy

Chapter 30-Substance Use during Pregnancy

Chapter 31-Maternal Mortality and Morbidity

Section 31.1-What Is Maternal Mortality and Morbidity and Why Does It Happen?

Section 31.2-Data on Maternal Mortality and Morbidity

Section 31.3-Preventing Maternal Mortality and Morbidity

Chapter 32-Key Takeaways for Maternal Health

Chapter 33-Preterm Birth

Section 33.1-Preterm Labor and Birth

Section 33.2-What Are the Risk Factors for Preterm Labor and Birth?

Section 33.3-Increase in Preterm Births in the United States

Section 33.4-Preterm Labor and Birth: Research Activities and Scientific Advances

Chapter 34-Infant Mortality

Section 34.1-What Is Infant Mortality and Why Does It Happen?

Section 34.2-Sudden Unexpected Infant Death and Sudden Infant Death Syndrome

Section 34.3-Data on Infant Mortality

Section 34.4-Preventing Infant Mortality

Part 5-Risks, Safety, and Care in Family Planning and Reproductive Health

Chapter 35-Abortions

Section 35.1-Methods of Abortion

Section 35.2-Facts about Abortion in the United States

Section 35.3-Postabortion Family Planning

Chapter 36-Effects of Violence against Women on Reproductive Health

Chapter 37-Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting

Chapter 38-Reproductive Health and the Workplace

Section 38.1-The Effects of Workplace Hazards on a Woman

Section 38.2-Men's Reproductive Health in the Workplace

Chapter 39-Transmission of HIV, Hepatitis, and Syphilis

Section 39.1-Mother-to-Child Transmission of HIV, Hepatitis, and Syphilis: An Overview.

Section 39.2-Eliminating Mother-to-Child Transmission of HIV, Hepatitis, and Syphilis

Chapter 40-Early Motherhood and Its Risks

Chapter 41-Diet before Conception

Chapter 42-Prepregnancy Care and Prenatal Care

Chapter 43-Reproductive Health in Emergency Preparedness and Response

Part 6-Programs, Initiatives, and Coverages on Family Planning and Reproductive Health

Chapter 44-Family Planning Program: An Overview

Chapter 45-The Birth Control Movement

Chapter 46-Perinatal Quality Collaboratives

Chapter 47-Saving Mothers, Giving Life Initiative

Chapter 48-The Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System

Chapter 49-Reproductive Healthcare Coverages

Section 49.1-Health Coverage If You Are Pregnant, Plan to Get Pregnant, or Recently Gave Birth

Section 49.2-Affordable Care Act: Coverage for New Mothers

Section 49.3-The Newborns' and Mothers' Health Protection Act of 1996

Chapter 50-Health Rights

Section 50.1-Sexual and Reproductive Health - Rights and Confidentiality

Section 50.2-Medical Eligibility Criteria for Contraceptive Use

Section 50.3-Monitoring Human Rights in Contraceptive Services and Programs

Part 7-The Future of Family Planning and Reproductive Health

Chapter 51-Reproductive Health: Then and Now

Chapter 52-Women's Health: Research Activities and Scientific Advances

Chapter 53-Assisted Reproductive Technology

Chapter 54-Providing Quality Family Planning Services

Chapter 55-Nutrition, Food Security, and Family Planning

Chapter 56-Organizations Involved in Reproductive Health Development

Section 56.1-National Centers for Translational Research in Reproduction and Infertility (NCTRI)

Section 56.2-Reproductive Medicine Network (RMN)

Section 56.3-Human Placenta Project

Section 56.4-Male Reproductive Health Research (MRHR) Career Development Program.

Part 8-Additional Help and Information

Chapter 57-Terms Related to Family Planning and Reproductive Health

Chapter 58-Resources for More Information about Family Planning and Reproductive Health

Index.

Notes:

Includes index.

Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources.

ISBN:

9781803160573

1803160578

9780780818965

0780818962

OCLC:

1240263745