TY  - BOOK
AU  - Lugue, Lydia Quirolgico
AU  - De Leon, Maria Fe Manguera
TI  - Textbook on family planning: : with an overview on population trends, problems, and policies
SN  - 9712330036
U1  - 363.96 
PY  - 2001///]
CY  - Manila
PB  - Rex Book Store
KW  - Birth control
KW  - Population
KW  - lcgft
N1  - Chapter 1 : Population trends and their implication; Meaning of demography; Meaning if population; Causes of population changes; Fig. 1 - Distribution of migrants by destination; Interrelated population developments; The "Population explosion" problem; Rates of natural increase or decrease of population; Fig. 2 - CBR, CDR, and rate of natural increase; World's population growth trends and prospects; Changes in proportion of children and in family size; Philippine population growth trends and prospects; Fig. 3 - Historical population growth trends (1903-1990); Philippine population projections under varying fertility assumption; Fig 4 - Philippine population (Three Alternative Futures); Factors that accelerated the rapid growth rate; Fig 5 - Birth and Death Rates for two different groups of nations; Drawbacks of a young population; The momentum of population growth; Fig. 6 - Population Momentum; Philippine population compared With those of other countries; Consequences of rapid population growth; Chapter 2: Philippine population policies and programs; Meaning of population policy; Two kinds of population-related policies; The Philippine Population problem; Fig. 7 - Philippine Demographic and socio-economic indicators; Weight and depth of the problem; Fig, 8 - Burden of dependency; Fig. 9 - Working age population and labor force; Fig. 10 - Child Dependency ratio; Fig. 11 - Elementary school age population projections; Fig. 12 Total urban population; Fig. 13 - Concept of gross national product / Per Capita Income; Time horizon of birth reduction policies; The Philippine population management programs (PPMP); Background of the program; Challenges and problems confronting the PPMP; New framework for the program; Values and principles of the program; Components of the program; The institurional machinery behind the program; Restated population strategies
; Population policy concerns; Role of POPCOM; Expanded role of nongovernment organization and the private sector; Meaning of population education; Objectives of population education; Population education and the youth; Population education and sex education; Problems in sex education; Objectives of the population education programs; Part II- FAMILY PLANNING; Chapter 1: Concept, Goal, Principle, and Interrelationship; Meaning of family planning; Family planning not a new concept; Family planning as population policy; Beyong family planning measures; Conception, fertility, and population control distinguished from family planning; Associated goals of modern family planning; Benefits of family planning; Small family size and family welfare; Maternal and child health; Principles of family planning; The family planning clinic; Criteria of an effective family planning clinic; National family planning program non-coercive; Fig. 14 - Sample flow chat in a family planning clinic; Criteria for an effective family planning information campaign; Family planning and religion; Family planning and artifically induced abortion; Family planning and morality; Family planning and reproductive health; Family planning and other health services; Family planning and nutrition
; Family planning and the youth; Family planning and responsible parenthood; Family planning and the status of women; Family planning and educational sytem; Family planning and agrarian reform; Family planning and voluntary organizations; Family planning and the united nations; Values,Beliefs, and practices promoting big family norm; Freedom of husbands and wives to make reproductive decisions; Chapter 2: The Human Reproductive system; Structure of the reproductive system; Parts of the male reproductive system; Male external genital parts; Male internal reproductive organs; Fig. 15 - Male Reproductive system; The Male Semen; Effect of semen count on fertility; The male Sexual act; Parts of the female reproductive system; Female external genital parts; Fíg. 16 - Female reproductive system; - External genital parts; Female internal reproductive organs; - Internal fental organs; Ovulation; Menstruation; Fig. 17 - Pathway of sperm within the female; Fig. 18 - Development of a baby in the womb; Fertilization process; Chapter 3: Method of Conception Control or Contraception; Prevention of pregnancy behind family planning methods; Summary of contraceptive methods; Fig. 19 - Prevention of pregancy; Fig. 20 - Contraceptive method; Natural family planning: advantages and disadvantages
; Socio-cultural reasons for non-use of contraception; Nature of contraceptive methods; Best time to practice family planning; Selecting a method of birth control; T he concept of contraceptive effectiveness; The Condom (Rubber); Jellies, cream,foams, foam tablets and suppositories; Fig.22 - Jellies and cream; Fig. 23 - Foam; Fig. 24 - Foam Tablets; Postcoital douche or douching; Coitus interruptus or withdrawal method; Abstinence; Rhythm or safe period; Fig. 25 - Rhythm method; Fig. 26 - Tables to calculate the fertile or unfertile period where cycle is irregular; Ovulation method; Fig. 27 - The Ovulation method; Thermometer or basal temperature method; Fig.28 - Thermometer method; Fig. 29 - BBT Chart Showing Thermal shift; Pill or oral contraceptive; Fig. 30 - Pill; Fig. 31 -  How the pill prevents pregnancy; Non-contraceptive side benefits of oral pills; Intrauterine device (IUD); Fig. 32 - IUD; Diaphragm or cervical cap; Fig. 32 - Diaphragm; Sterilization; Tubal ligation; Fig. 34 -  Tubal Ligation; - Before tubal ligation; - After tubal ligation; Fig. 35 - Techniques of female sterilization and potential for reversal; Vasectomy; Fig. 36 - Vasectomy; - Before Vasectomy; - After Vasectomy; Fig. 37 - Vasectomy Operation; - How to isolate the vasdeferens; - How the two cut ends are ligated after operation; - Recent methods of ligaturing cut ends of the vas; A Final Word: No one is Alone with his problem
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