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Purpose: This study aims to identify the knowledge, attitudes and opinions of the assistants who receive specialized training in family medicine in the educational research hospitals in the province of İzmir in Turkey on the intrauterine vehicle (RIA). In addition, the influence of female birth rotation on the level of knowledge is also reflected in this scope. Materials and Methods: In June and July 2013, the survey was implemented by face-to-face consultation with 61 family medical assistants who were trained in all educational and research hospitals in the province of İzmir in Turkey.  The survey questions were prepared on the basis of the World Health Organization (WHO) medical conformity criteria for contraceptive use (print 4) to measure the level of knowledge about bakery and hormonal (levonergestrel) RIAs. Nulliparity, adolescence period, HIV positive, smoking, diabetes, ectopic pregnancy, pelvic inflammatory disease history, obesity, hypertension, menoraji, myoma presence, uterine cavity distortion, iron deficiency anemia, deep venous thrombosis, breast cancer history presence, urine system disease and epilepsy cases will be questioned 16 questions. The responses to the availability status were also evaluated on the basis of the medical suitability criteria (print 4) for 4 optional DSO contraceptive use. Participation in the research was based on the criteria for volunteering. The research was conducted by 61 family medical assistants. The ratio of assistants who suffer from female diseases and birth rotations was 63.9%, and the ratio of those who suffered from RIA was 45.9%. The association of RIA practitioning, women’s diseases and maternity rotation completion and the time of experience in the profession was previously studied with the correct answer to questions. The ratio of correct answering to the rubber RIA questions of women who made birth rotations was statistically significantly high (p<0,05). Most family medical assistants knew the correct indications for the use of baked intrauterine vehicles in nullipar women, women with iron deficiency and obese women. Most family medical assistants knew the correct indications for the use of hormonal intrauterine devices in breast cancer, diabetic women and nullipar women. The result: in the family medicine conflict, female diseases and birth rotation have a positive impact on the level of knowledge of maternal vehicles by assistants.

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