EC History

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Unintended Pregnancy Objectives Unintended Pregnancy - An Introduction Pro-Pro Debate

Professionalism Medicolegal and Professional Obligations

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Amy Taking an Unintended Pregnancy History More Information Parenting Adoption Abortion Woman Abuse Screening Tool Back to Amy Other Causes of Unintended Pregnancy Amy’s Decision

Visit to the Family Doctor Sexual Behaviours in Adolescence

Planned and consensual Studs and Sluts Teen Behaviour Test your assumptions of who is at risk for early sexual activity: More Teen Behaviour

A gender question Gender Roles Affecting Adolescent Sexual Behaviour

Betty’s Brother Screen for abuse

A Discussion with Betty Barriers To Contraceptive Use Among Adolescents Did you know that of primary care physicians:

OCP’s don’t protect against STI’s Barriers to Safe Sex Practices

Safer sex Pregnancy Betty’s Relief

Chris Seeking Contraception Paternity, Consciousness, and Responsibility Gender and Contraception Male contraceptive use Options EC History EC History

Chris’ Response

Chris' Response Emergency Contraception

Counselling Four Weeks Later Selecting the Right Contraceptive

A Different Outcome Men’s response to Unintended Pregnancy

A Different Outcome Conclusion

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1.	What are 6 questions you want to ask about when taking an Emergency Contraceptive history?

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