CH 11 Flashcards

1
Q

head

A

after circumcision, this part of the penis is permanently exposed

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2
Q

in a male, what opening allows sperm to pass from the body?

A

urethral opening

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3
Q

in what type of relationship is sexual activity a major component?

A

intimate

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4
Q

What is the clitoris?

A

the part of the human anatomy that is highly sensitive and fills with blood during sexual excitement

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5
Q

Why does the scrotum have the ability to regulate the temperature of the testes?

A

in order to produce sperm

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6
Q

The glans of the penis is highly sensitive because it…

A

…has a high concentration of nerve endings

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7
Q

What hormone controls the sex drive in both genders?

A

testosterone

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8
Q

circumcision

A

the surgical removal of the foreskin of the penis

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9
Q

urethra

A

carries urine from the bladder to the outside of the body

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10
Q

vasocongestion

A

increased flow of blood to the genital tissues, and those tissues becoming swollen with blood

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11
Q

benefits linked to an active sex life

A

temporary relief from chronic pain, decreased risk of depression, and boost to immune system

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12
Q

plateau

A

the leveling-off period just prior to orgasm

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13
Q

the scrotum can be described as a:

A

loose sac of skin and muscle fibers

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14
Q

what hormones are secreted by the ovaries?

A

estrogen and progestins

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15
Q

libido

A

biological drive for sex

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16
Q

the average menstrual cycle occurs once every:

A

month

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17
Q

in women, which organs become engorged with blood in response to arousal?

A

clitoris, nipples, and vagina

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18
Q

in the excitement phase, what is needed to cause vasocongestion?

A

stimulation

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19
Q

what are the male sex hormones produced in the testes called?

A

androgens

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20
Q

Some women experience hormone-based physical and emotional symptoms known as premenstrual syndrome. When does this syndrome occur?

A

before a menstrual period

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21
Q

What happens during the first half of the menstrual cycle?

A

an ovum matures in one of the ovaries, and the lining of the uterus thickens with blood vessels

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22
Q

symptoms of premenstrual syndrome

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irritability, headache, and mood swings

23
Q

perimenopause

A

a period of time in which symptoms caused by hormone fluctuations occur

24
Q

things to know about sexuality and persons with a disabling condition

A

they may need to make adjustments to have sex, and they might have sexual pleasure without orgasm

25
Q

celibacy

A

continuous avoidance of sexual activity

26
Q

Women with PMDD may be helped by…

A

…a balanced diet and regular exercise

27
Q

how does abstinence differ from celibacy?

A

abstinence allows for non-intercourse sexual activity, but celibacy allows no sexual activity

28
Q

the abstinence movement on college campuses…

A

…opposes the hook-up culture of casual sex

29
Q

the best way to relieve the symptoms of menopause is through:

A

lifestyle changes

30
Q

masturbation refers to…

A

…sexual behavior performed on one’s own body

31
Q

oral sex performed on a man is called:

A

fellatio

32
Q

difference between being partially celibate and being fully celibate:

A

a partially celibate person can still engage in masturbation

33
Q

examples of paraphilias

A

pedophilia, voyeurism, and exhibitionism

34
Q

abstinence generally refers to:

A

refraining from intercourse

35
Q

women who are unable to have an orgasm:

A

may be hindered from having an orgasm by psychological or emotional factors; might have orgasmic dysfunction

36
Q

premature ejaculation is frequently caused by:

A

anxiety about sex

37
Q

oral sex performed on a woman is called:

A

cunnilingus

38
Q

male condoms

A

placed on the penis

39
Q

paraphilias

A

atypical sexual practices that are practiced by an individual, and are sometimes classified as mental disorders

40
Q

sexual dysfunction is a phenomenon that:

A

could occur due to low sexual desire

41
Q

what type of medication can cause the persistent inability to have an orgasm after normal sexual arousal?

A

antidepressants

42
Q

premature ejaculation is when a man ejaculates…

A

… in under two minutes after starting sex

43
Q

what are male condoms usually made of?

A

latex

44
Q

in which century was the male condom developed?

A

16th century, and it was made of linen and lamb intestine

45
Q

What is the result of placing condom dispensers on college campuses?

A

it has received a mixed reception

46
Q

facts about college students and sex

A

college students from affluent communities are less likely to use condoms, and seniors in college are less likely than freshmen to have protected sex

47
Q

hooking up

A

a casual sexual contact between non-dating partners without expectation of forming a committed relationship

48
Q

condom dispensers on college campuses…

A

… are a low-cost way to make condoms available

49
Q

according to data, the average dating app user logs in how many times per day?

A

11

50
Q

important questions to ask a new sex partner

A

will you get tested for STIs?; are you having sex with anyone else?; are you willing to use condoms every time?

51
Q

stealthing

A

the intentional removal of a condom during sex without the consent of the partner

52
Q

aphrodisiacs

A

long term use can decrease sexual desire; most are targeted toward male testosterone; likely have a placebo effect

53
Q

teledildonics

A

using sex toys remotely over the internet to pleasure your partner