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Denton Schroeder 12th Grade Health Period 2 Mrs. Halpern November 24, 2009

Since the beginning of time the reproductive system it self has not changed, but the ways that they are used have changed. Humans have created oral, anal, circumcisions, artificial insemination, in-vitro fertilization, the camasutra, vasectomies, condoms, birth control, and abortions. So the parts are the same they just have more of a function than making babies now. Our reproductive system is like dominos because if something goes wrong the whole thing messes up. And since there are so many parts it’s like a cascade effect. If any one part doesn’t work correctly you can become sterile. Every part of the reproductive system has a function and without one of these glands sperm can ether be to acidic, warm, or they could just not come out. And in females, eggs could be deformed, fertilization could take place in the wrong spot, or the woman may be to skinny to have a baby.
 * 1) The male/female reproductive system has been anatomically the same since the beginning of time. Discuss what changes/trends you think have changed over time relating to the M/F Reproductive System.
 * 1) Describe how the reproductive systems are like "dominos". As discussed in class ;-)

Slide 1 NuvaRing Denton Schroeder December 9, 2009 Mrs. Halpern Grade 12 Period 3

Slide 2 NuvaRing was founded by the Organon Company and was first marketed in the Netherlands on 2/14/01. The FDA approved of it on 10/03/01 and it was first sold in America in July of 2001. Now Nuva is sold in 32 countries and is used by 1.5 million women.

Slide 3 NuvaRing is a hormonal birth control that can be purchased without a prescription.

Slide 4 NuvaRing contains estrogen and progestin, which prevent your ovaries from producing mature eggs.

Slide 5 NuvaRing can be bought at any drug store without a prescription and costs about $25 per ring.

slide 6 When used as correctly, NuvaRing s 99% effective. but chances lower if you smoke, recently had a baby miscarriage or abortion, breastfeed, or take other medications.

Slide 7 Only people without a history of heart attack, stroke, blood clots, chest pain, high blood pressure, diabetes, known or suspected of cancer in the reproductive organs, unexplained vaginal bleeding, yellowing of the skin, liver tumors, pregnant, liver disease, or have allergies to NuvaRing should take it. And if you smoke, recently had a baby miscarriage or abortion,breastfeed or take other medications it is recommended not to take NuvaRing.

Slide 8 NuvaRing only needs to be changed once every four weeks, does not require a doctor, is relatively cheap, and does not limit arousal.

Slide 9 NuvaRing does not prevent against STDs, can be difficult to put in and take out, and has a lot of side effects including: vaginal infection/irritation, headaches, weight gain, nausea, vomiting, cramps and bloating, breast enlargement,vaginal bleeding, changes in menstrual cycle, temporary infertility, edema, spotty darkening of the skin, rashes, depression, intolerance to contact lenses, nervousness, dizziness, and loss of scalp hair.

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1. ultrasound- week12 and 20 CVS test- between week 11 and 13 Glucose screening and tolerance test- between week 24 and 28 Group B strep test- Between week 35 and 37 Amniocentesis- Between week 16 and 20 2. ultrasound- sonographer CVS test- sonographer that is licensed to test blood Glucose screening and tolerance test- any licensed doctor Group B strep test- gynecologist Amniocentesis- gynecologist 3. ultrasound- test for gender,chromosomal disorders, and the date of birth CVS test- tests for chromosomal disorders Glucose screening and tolerance test- tests the mother for diabetes Group B strep test- tests for GBS in the mother typically in the vagina Amniocentesis- tests the amniotic sack to check for chromosomal disorders, bacteria, lung capacity, and proper blood levels
 * It was not asked but i find it important to state how it is used, NuvaRing is a two inch flexible plastic ring that is shoved up the vagina. It stays in there for three weeks and is taken out for seven days. Then a new one is put in.