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Case 1 > Amy’s Decision

Amy’s Decision

After reviewing all her options, Amy has decided that she wants to terminate the pregnancy.

1.	Which of the following topics are important to discuss with her?
		Social support
		Contraception
		Safe sex practises
		Process of “getting” an abortion

2.	Amy’s boyfriend is also your patient – she asks you if you’re going to talk to him about the pregnancy. You answer:
		No
		Yes

This is a common introductory case to help you in your approach to a patient with an unintended pregnancy.

Continue on to Case 2 to learn more.