You have no serious health problems and have a regular Shows the client how to take the ECPs menstrual cycle. Tells client the menstrual period is likely to be within one week You used the IUD in the past but were not pleased with the before or after the normal expected date. heavy bleeding and cramping. Provides the client information about contraceptive methods and either provides the method or refers the client to a place where contraceptive methods are available. Role Play Scenario 5 ECPs Scenario 5—Observer Information Sheet ECPs Scenario 5—Client Information Sheet Client Description Make note of whether the provider performs these case-specific You have about ECPs from friends and think you might need it, tasks: but you are scared to take them because you think they might make Asks client why he/she has come to you or what makes him/her you infertile and that it might not be safe because you smoke. You think he/she needs ECPs. had unprotected sex last night (you were not expecting to have sex Asks client what she has heard about ECPs. with your new boyfriend and did not have any contraceptive Tells client about ECPs (how they work, effectiveness, possible side protection nearby). Your last menstrual period ended 5 days ago and effects). was normal. You are a smoker and have herpes but no other health Uses open-ended and probing questions appropriately problems. You have been pregnant once before and had an abortion Listens carefully to client (paraphrase and reflect) and are scared of having another one. You are interested in learning Explains what will during visit more about ongoing contraception. Asks all of the screening questions Shows the client how to take the ECPs Offer this information only when the provider asks relevant Tells client the menstrual period is likely to be within one week questions: before or after the normal expected date. You think that you might have an STD. Discusses contraceptive options Ensures client understanding and corrects misunderstandings
You have no serious health problems and have a regular menstrual cycle. You used the IUD in the past but were not pleased with the heavy bleeding and cramping. Shows the client how to take the ECPs Tells client the menstrual period is likely to be within one week before or after the normal expected date. Provides the client information about contraceptive methods and either provides the method or refers the client to a place where contraceptive methods are available. Role Play Scenario 5 ECPs Scenario 5—Client Information Sheet ECPs Scenario 5—Observer Information Sheet Client Description You have about ECPs from friends and think you might need it, but you are scared to take them because you think they might make you infertile and that it might not be safe because you smoke. You had unprotected sex last night (you were not expecting to have sex with your new boyfriend and did not have any contraceptive protection nearby). Your last menstrual period ended 5 days ago and was normal. You are a smoker and have herpes but no other health problems. You have been pregnant once before and had an abortion and are scared of having another one. You are interested in learning more about ongoing contraception. Offer this information only when the provider asks relevant questions: You think that you might have an STD. Make note of whether the provider performs these case-specific tasks: Asks client why he/she has come to you or what makes him/her think he/she needs ECPs. Asks client what she has heard about ECPs. Tells client about ECPs (how they work, effectiveness, possible side effects). Uses open-ended and probing questions appropriately Listens carefully to client (paraphrase and reflect) Explains what will during visit Asks all of the screening questions Shows the client how to take the ECPs Tells client the menstrual period is likely to be within one week before or after the normal expected date. Discusses contraceptive options Ensures client understanding and corrects misunderstandings
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