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for Service Providers
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FAMILY PLANNING COMPETENCY-BASED TRAINING

Pre-Test

NAME: Date:

HUMAN REPRODUCTIVE ANATOMY and PHYSIOLOGY

Instructions: Identify the lettered parts and write on the corresponding letters below.

A- D- G-

B- E- H-

C- F- I-

FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM

A
F
C
E

MALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM

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B
H I
D
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 Instructions: Write T on the space provided for if the answer is TRUE and F if FALSE.

PFPP
10. The approach of the National Population Program has been reoriented from a population
reduction to a health intervention program.
11. The four pillars of the Family Planning Program are: a) informed choice b) birth spacing
at least 3 years c) respect for life and d) responsible parenthood.
12. Gender responsiveness, culturally oriented and rights based approaches are the overall
guiding principles in designing and implementing RH-related programs/ activities
13. Family planning services shall be provided regardless of the client’s age, sex, number of
children, marital status, religious beliefs and cultural values.
14. One of the major strategies of the Family Planning Program is the promotion and
implementation of Contraceptive Self Reliance Initiative.

FERTILITY AWARENESS
15. A woman can get pregnant on any day of her cycle.
16. A man after puberty is fertile all the time until death.
17. A breastfeeding woman who has no menses can get pregnant.

FP CLIENT ASSESSMENT
18. According to WHO MEC all clients wanting to use a family planning method should undergo
a physical examination.
19. It is mandatory that clients choosing bilateral tubal ligation (BTL) have laboratory
examinations like hemoglobin determination and complete blood count.
20. The WHO Medical Eligibility Criteria is an available reference tool for assessing clients
on their eligibility for initiating and continuing the use of a specific contraceptive method
based on certain criteria.

INFECTION PREVENTION
21. During client interaction, handwashing is necessary even if the client does not require
an examination or treatment.
22. Used instruments that have been decontaminated and thoroughly cleaned can be sterilized
by boiling them in water for 20 minutes.
23. Wiping the skin with an antiseptic before an injection has no added benefit.

FERTILITY AWARENESS-BASED METHODS

24. Fertility awareness based methods can be used only to avoid pregnancy.
25. Any woman, regardless of the length of her cycle, can use SDM.
26. The 3 conditions necessary to practice Lactational Amenorrhea Method are: breastfeeding
on demand without supplementation, no return of menses, and a 7-month old child.

HORMONAL METHODS
2 27. Women who are 40 years old and older cannot use the low dose COCs.
28. COCs are safe for women with superficial varicose veins.
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29. All the pills in the 28-day POP package contain hormones.

LONG-ACTING and PERMANENT METHODS

30. The IUD is inserted only during menstruation.
31. After vasectomy, the couple needs to use another reliable FP method for at least the next
3 months.
32. Tubal ligation can be performed immediately after delivery.
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BARRIER METHODS
33. Condoms prevent sexually transmitted diseases to include HIV, gonorrhea, syphilis,
chlamydia, and trichomoniasis.
34. The condom is a barrier method that prevents entry of sperm into the vagina.

SPECIAL POPULATIONS
35. Sex education among the adolescents is not recommended as this may give them a
distorted knowledge and attitude on sexual behavior.
36. Counseling for postpartum contraception should be performed during labor and reinforced
after delivery.

CLINIC MANAGEMENT
37. Monitoring can be done at any period of time to determine if a health program is being
implemented.
38. Evaluation links particular outputs and outcomes directly to an intervention as mandated
by the objectives of the program.
39. Setting targets for the purpose of determining logistical requirements is a violation of
informed choice and voluntarism.
40. Provision of a broad range of FP methods means that all the methods are available in the
facility, including voluntary surgical services.

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FAMILY PLANNING COMPETENCY-BASED TRAINING
Post-Test

NAME: Date:

HUMAN REPRODUCTIVE ANATOMY and PHYSIOLOGY

Instructions: Identify the lettered parts and write on the corresponding letters below.
A- D- G-

B- E- H-

C- F- I-

FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM

A
F
C
E

MALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM

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G
B
H I
D
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Instructions: Write T on the space provided for if the answer is TRUE and F if FALSE.

PFPP
10. The approach of the National Population Program has been reoriented from population
reduction to a health intervention program.
11. The four pillars of the Family Planning Program are: a) informed choice b) birth spacing
at least three years c) respect for life and, d) responsible parenthood.
12. Gender responsiveness, culturally oriented, and rights based approaches are the overall
guiding principles in designing and implementing RH-related programs/activities.
13. Family planning services shall be provided regardless of the client’s age, sex, number of
children, marital status, religious beliefs, and cultural values.
14. One of the major strategies of the Family Planning Program is the promotion and
implementation of Contraceptive Self Reliance Initiative.

FERTILITY AWARENESS
15. A woman can get pregnant on any day of her cycle.
16. A man after puberty is fertile all the time until death.
17. A breastfeeding woman who has no menses can get pregnant.

FP CLIENT ASSESSMENT
18. According to WHO MEC, all clients wanting to use a family planning method should
undergo a physical examination.
19.It is mandatory that clients choosing bilateral tubal ligation (BTL) have laboratory examinations
like hemoglobin determination and complete blood count.
20. The WHO Medical Eligibility Criteria is an available reference tool for assessing clients
on their eligibility for initiating and continuing the use of a specific contraceptive method
based on certain criteria.

INFECTION PREVENTION
21. During client interaction, handwashing is necessary even if the client does not require
an examination or treatment.
22. Used instruments that have been decontaminated and thoroughly cleaned can be sterilized
by boiling them in water for 20 minutes.
23. Wiping the skin with an antiseptic before an injection has no added benefit.

FERTILITY AWARENESS-BASED METHODS

24. Fertility awareness based methods can be used only to avoid pregnancy.
25. Any woman, regardless of the length of her cycle, can use SDM.
26. The three conditions necessary to practice Lactational Amenorrhea Method are: breastfeeding
on demand without supplementation, no return of menses, and a seven-month old child.

HORMONAL METHODS
27. Women who are 40 years old and older cannot use the low dose COCs. 5
28. COCs are safe for women with superficial varicose veins.
Participant’s Handbook

29. All the pills in the 28-day POP package contain hormones.

LONG-ACTING and PERMANENT METHODS

30. The IUD is inserted only during menstruation.
31. After vasectomy, the couple needs to use another reliable FP method for at least the next
three months.
32. Tubal ligation can be performed immediately after delivery.
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 BARRIER METHODS
33. Condoms prevent sexually transmitted diseases to include HIV, gonorrhea, syphilis,
chlamydia, and trichomoniasis.
34. The condom is a barrier method that prevents entry of sperm into the vagina.

SPECIAL POPULATIONS
35. Sex education among the adolescents is not recommended as this may give them a
distorted knowledge and attitude on sexual behavior.
36. Counseling for postpartum contraception should be performed during labor and reinforced
after delivery.

CLINIC MANAGEMENT
37. Monitoring can be done at any period of time to determine if a health program is being
implemented.
38. Evaluation links particular outputs and outcomes directly to an intervention as mandated
by the objectives of the program.
39. Setting targets for the purpose of determining logistical requirements is a violation of
informed choice and voluntarism.
40. Provision of a broad range of FP methods means that all the methods are available in
the facility, including voluntary surgical services.

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 POST-COURSE EVALUATION

Please give your rating by putting a check on the box using the following scale:
1. Strongly Agree 2. Agree 3. Not Sure 4. Disagree 5. Strongly Disagree

A. Objectives are:

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a. Relevant to the course

b. Relevant to my work setting

c. Specific and reasonable

d. Attained

B. Content was:

1 2 3 4 5

a. Consistent with objectives

b. Properly organized/sequenced

c. Adequately discussed

C. Workshops/Exercises were

1 2 3 4 5

a. Consistent with objectives

b. Properly organized/sequenced

c. Adequately discussed

Please give your rating by putting a check on the box using the following scale:
1- Excellent 2 - Very Good 3 - Good 4 - Fair 5 - Poor
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1. The quality of the accommodation.

2. The quality of food.

3. The quality of food service.

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4. The overall rating for the venue staff.

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5. The facilitation of handouts/exercise materials.

6. The degree of service by the administrative staff

(registration, facilitation of participants’ needs)

E. What aspects of the course did you? (use back for more space)
a. Like best
b. Like least

F. What did the teacher or training team do that were? (use back for more space)
a. Most helpful
b. Least helpful

G. What suggestions can you give to improve this training program?(use back for more
space)

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