Adolescent Health Flashcards

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Define good sexual health?

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A state of physical, mental, and social well-being in relation to sexuality

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What is needed to have good sexual health?

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  • a respectful approach to sexuality + sexual relationships

- possibility of having pleasurable + safe sexual experiences free of coercion/discrimination/violence

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What are the benefits associated with good sexual health?

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  • improved physical + mental health outcomes

- positively influences social and emotional wellbeing

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4
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What’s are the possible consequences of poor sexual health?

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  • unplanned pregnancies and abortions
  • pyschological consequences
  • STIs
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5
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What are some examples of STIs?

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  • chlamydia
  • gonorrhoea
  • first episode genital warts
  • first episode genital herpes
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6
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What does HPV immunisation prevent?

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  • cervical cancer
  • some throat/mouth cancers
  • some anal/genital cancers/warts
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7
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How do you prevent HIV transmission?

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PrEP/PEP

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What can cause sexual dysfunction?

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  • smoking
  • prolonged alcohol misuse
  • stress
  • poor mental health
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What is the impact of physical activity during pregnancy?

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Decreases risk of:

  • hypertension
  • pre-eclampsia
  • gestational diabetes
  • severe depressive symptoms
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What is a micro biome?

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  • majority of microbes found in the gut

- interacts with nervous and immune systems

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What are the factors that influence the micro biome diversity and health?

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  • genetics
  • age
  • environment
  • stress
  • diet
  • physical activity
  • drugs
  • birthing process
  • infant feeding method
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What is foetal alcohol syndrome?

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  • small stature
  • facial abnormality
  • cardiac defects
  • cognitive deficit
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What is the first stage of intervention when taking a life-course approach?

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Pre-conception

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What are 2 key concepts of maternal nutrition?

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  • folic acid

- vitamin D

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What is the role of folic acid in pregnancy?

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Reduces the risk of neural tube defects

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What is the role of Vitamin D deficiency?

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Promotes bone health

17
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When should folic acid be taken during pregnancy?

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Before conception and up to 12 weeks pregnancy

18
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When should Vitamin D be taken during pregnancy?

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Throughout pregnancy and breastfeeding

19
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Describe the impacts of good quality relationships on health?

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  • oxytocin is released in response to social connection, sex, labour and child birth
  • live a longer and healthier lifestyle
  • suffer less from mental health issues
  • better recovery from physical/mental stressors
  • better CVD health
  • stronger immune system
  • lower severity of perceived physical pain
20
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What is the effect of oxytocin?

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Promotes:

  • social bonding
  • prosocial behaviour
  • empathy
  • elevates mood
  • reduces stress
21
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What is the difference of the impact of relationships on health in men and women?

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  • women are more likely to have more intimate relationships, share personal matters and feel supported
  • women are more affected by the negative aspects of close relationships
22
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What can domestic abuse impact?

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  • sexual
  • emotion
  • psychological
  • social
23
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What is the impact of domestic abuse on pregnancy?

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Increased risk of:

  • miscarriage
  • infection
  • premature birth
  • post natal injury/death
24
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What are the different types of connections according to the UCLA loneliness scale?

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  • intimate connections
  • regional connections
  • collective connections
25
Q

What is the impact of physical activity during pregnancy?

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Decreases risk of:

  • hypertension
  • pre-eclampsia
  • gestational diabetes
  • severe depressive symptoms
26
Q

What are the functions of the microbiome?

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  • metabolite production
  • vitamin production
  • role in the immune system
  • role in the ENS/CNS
27
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What vitamins are produced by the gut microbiome?

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  • Vit K

- components of Vit B

28
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What role does the microbiome lay in metabolite production?

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  • produce secondary metabolites
  • detoxify toxins and breakdown fibre/resistant starches
  • fermentation releases SCFAs (energy source, lowers colonic pH, maintains immune homeostasis)
29
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What is the impact of a poor diet/unhealthy microbiome on the immune system?

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Low level, chronic inflammatory state/leaky gut (LPS’s in blood stream)

30
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What is the role of the microbiome in the immune system?

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  • tolerates beneficial micro-organisms while preventing pathogen overgrowth
  • can regulate innate and adaptive immune cells
31
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Define non-volitional sex.

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Any sexual behaviour that violates a person’s right to choose freely when and with whom to have sex and what sexual behaviours to engage in.

32
Q

What is the most prevalent STI according to NATSAL?

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HPV

33
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What is the Guttmacher-Lancet commission definition of sexual health?

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Sexual and reproductive health is a state of physical, emotional, mental and social well-being inrelation to all aspects of sexuality and reproduction, not merely the absence of disease, dysfunction or infirmity

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What is the gold standard for diagnosing insomnia?

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Interview and sleep diary