Section outline

    • Contraception and Sexual Health Page
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      This module provides a comprehensive overview of the physiological, hormonal, and behavioral foundations of contraception and the principles of sexual health. It explores how various contraceptive methods act on reproductive physiology to prevent fertilization or implantation, including hormonal, barrier, intrauterine, and natural methods.

      Students will learn the mechanisms of action, efficacy, advantages, and limitations of different contraceptives, as well as the ethical, cultural, and public health dimensions of family planning. The module also addresses sexual health promotion, focusing on the prevention and management of sexually transmitted infections (STIs), fertility awareness, and responsible reproductive behavior.

      Emphasis is placed on integrating biological knowledge with clinical and community health practice, preparing learners to contribute effectively to sexual and reproductive health education and advocacy.

    • LECTURE NOTES Book

      • ONLINE LECTURE

        • Online Lecture: Ovarian and Menstrual Cycle, and Physiology of Pregnancy URL

          Students are hereby informed that an online lecture on Regulation of the Ovarian and Menstrual Cycle, Pregnancy and Parturition has been scheduled as follows:

          Important Guidelines for Students

          1. Ensure your device (phone, tablet, or laptop) is fully charged or has sufficient battery power to last at least 1 hour 30 minutes.

          2. Make sure you have stable and reliable internet connectivity throughout the lecture period.

          3. Join the Google Meet session at least 5–10 minutes before the scheduled time to avoid delays.

          4. Sit in a quiet and distraction-free environment to enhance concentration and participation.

          5. Keep your notebook and writing materials ready for note-taking.

          6. Students are encouraged to be attentive and interactive, as questions and discussions may be included during the session.

          Attendance and active participation are expected of all students.