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Preventing Pregnancies in Younger Teens infographic

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\n Preventing Pregnancies in Younger Teens infographic \n
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Infographic: 27% of women ages 15 to 17 report having ever had sex. This infographic shows 3 bar charts representing women ages 15 to 17 who report having ever had sex.

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  • Age 15: Teens who have ever had sex, 15%. Teens who are currently sexually active, 8%.
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  • Age 16: Teens who have ever had sex, 29%. Teens who are currently sexually active, 17%.
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  • Age 17: Teens who have ever had sex, 39%. Teens who are currently sexually active, 30%.
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Having youth-friendly reproductive health visits for teens

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JASON:

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Jason learns that free/low-cost services are available.

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A counselor meets with Jason\u2026 in a private room and Jason explains that he doesn\u2019t feel ready to have sex.

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The counselor explains\u2026

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  • Ways to have healthy relationships, communicate with a partner, or abstain from sex.
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  • That Jason can come back any time if he has questions about having sex, birth control (including condoms), or testing for sexually transmitted diseases.
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Jason texts his best friend\u2026
That he should schedule and come for his own appointment.

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ANITA:

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Anita is relieved she can schedule an appointment that same day.

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Anita in a private room with doctor\u2026

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  • Discusses that she is sexually active and not using birth control.
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  • She is unaware of her risk of pregnancy.
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The doctor explains\u2026

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  • All methods of birth control from most to least effective and pregnancy myths and facts.
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  • The doctor and Anita agree on the best birth control method for her and also discuss using condoms during every sexual encounter.
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  • Anita receives her birth control of choice as well as condoms before she leaves.
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Anita calls a friend\u2026
She encourages her friend to come to the clinic.

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SOURCE: Adapted from https://www.cdc.gov/teenpregnancy/health-care-providers/teen-friendly-health-visit.htm

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Syndicated Content Details:
Source URL: http://www.cdc.gov/vitalsigns/young-teen-pregnancy/infographic.html#report
Source Agency: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
Captured Date: 2014-04-28 18:40:00.0
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