Knowledge and practice of evaluation on the women in the ovulation monitoring methods

Introduction And Purpose: Fertility awareness of thescope of knowledge of the fertile period, helping to double the prevention of unwanted pregnancies or pregnancy risk. Follow ovulation dual method of how and nurses about how they know / have knowledge of midwives is an important source of the advisory and educational roles they provide, willallow the use of these methods enabled individuals. Materials And Methods: ın this study, Mersin University Health Research and Application Hospital women ovulation know about the follow-up method of birth of women admitted to clinics and was conducted to determine the status application The literature questionnaire prepared by the researcher women who agreed to participate in the study was carried out by face-to-face interviews. Data collection agency prior permission and oral informed consent was obtained from women. SPSS (version 20.0) were analyzed with statistical soft ware. Findings and Conclusion: The average age of the women in our study, is (28,1 ± 6,0), 45,1% (n =333) of them were found to be primary school graduates. 60,1% of women (n =445) in the ovulation monitoring method is determined to be in the 44,1% of the information regarding the maximum (n = 414) were that they know the calendar method. 48,2% of the women involved in the study (n =357) ovulation monitoring method at least one calendar method the use the method they used most still 93,2% (n =333) was determined to be. Keywords: ovulation monitoring methods, fertility awareness, fertile days, nursing role, Nurses