Sexual and Reproductive Health Quick Guide Power Point USB Set

Our Sexual and Reproductive Health PowerPoints - Set of 4 offers you a 20% savings on our best-selling PowerPoints on Flash Drive for each.  Ideal for small or large group settings in health centers, orientations, classrooms, and much more. Our Value Pack features four PowerPoints: HIV/AIDS, STD, Birth Control Methods, and Reproductive Anatomy & Sexual Health. Each PowerPoint includes two presentations, one in English and one in Spanish, on Flash Drive.

Our "HIV/AIDS: A Review of the Facts" PowerPoint:

• Presents general information about HIV and how the virus attacks a person's immune system
• Stresses that many people with HIV don't have symptoms for years
• Includes information about safer sex and how to use both male and female condoms
• Discusses PrEP (pre-exposure prophylaxis) and PEP (post-exposure prophylaxis)
• Provides information about HIV testing, including the rapid test and home testing
• Explains the importance of HIV treatment, known as ART (antiretroviral therapy)

Our "STD: A Review of the Facts" PowerPoint:

• Presents general information about STD: what STD is, common symptoms, testing and treatment
• Stresses that many people with an STD don't have symptoms
• Includes information about safer sex and how to use both male and female condoms
• Provides information about 9 specific STDs: chlamydia, gonorrhea, syphilis, HPV, herpes, HIV/AIDS, hepatitis B, trichomoniasis and pubic lice
• Explains what happens if an STD is not treated  

Our "Birth Control Methods: A Review of the Methods" PowerPoint:

• Presents birth control methods in order of effectiveness
• Includes up-to-date information on LARCs (long-acting reversible contraceptives)
• Lists strong and weak points for each method
• Includes typical-use effectiveness rates
• Explains health concerns 
• Discusses emergency contraception

Our "Reproductive Anatomy & Sexual Health: A Review of the Facts" PowerPoint:

• Presents clear, general information about human reproductive anatomy
• Explains how birth control works to prevent unintended pregnancy
• Clarifies some of the ways to promote sexual health, including vaccinations, regular exams and practicing safer sex