PSYC 134 Chapter Notes - Chapter 10: Giovanni Battista Casanova, Margaret Sanger, Anthony Comstock
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James boswell (1740-1795: biographer of samuel johnson, described his use of armor (condoms) in his graphic london journal, condoms made of rubber were introduced shortly after charles goodyear invented vulcanization of rubber in 1843. Methods of contraception: hormonal methods: pill, contraceptive patch, injectable contraceptives) Intrauterine contraceptive devices, diaphragms, cervical caps, spermicides, condoms, douching withdrawal, and timing of ovulation. Injectable contraceptives: of u. s. women aged 15-44 has used an injectable hormone preparation such as lunelle and. Barrier methods of contraception: some prevent sperm from reaching ova, many are best used with chemicals that kill sperm (spermicides) The diaphragm: a rubber cone or dome, fitted to the contour of a woman"s vagina, coated with a spermicide and inserted before coitus to prevent conception. Inserted and removed, much like a tampon: akin to a condom, unreliable as a barrier alone, should be used alongside a spermicidal cream or jelly, how it is used. Left in place for at least 8 hours after intercourse.