Exam 4 Flashcards

1
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Sexual health influences

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Sexual self concept: who one is to themselves
Body image: mental image of physical self
Gender identity: what gender one thinks they are
Gender role: manliness or femaleness roles
Freedom+Responsibility: responsible and capable of making own sexual decisions

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2
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Sex:

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Act of reproduction and biological characteristics

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3
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Development sexuality babies/toddlers

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Foundling genitals
No sense of modesty

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4
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Developmental sexuality preschool

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They understand gender identity and the difference between boy and girl
Sexual play for curiosity

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5
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Developmental sexuality school-age

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Becomes more modest
Culture and religion have a big impact

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6
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Thelarche

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Breast buds

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7
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Primary vs secondary sex characteristics

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Primary: reproduction organs
Secondary: bodily traits not involved in reproduction

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8
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Nocturnal emissions

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Wet dreams

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9
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Menarche

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First period

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10
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S/S of TSS

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N/V, chills, sudden high fever, dizzy, diarrhea, hypotension, peeling of skin on hands and feet, sunburn like rash

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11
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Sexual health young-middle adults

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Young: peak for reproduction
Middle: decrease hormone production and decrease fertility chance

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12
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Sexual health older adults

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Decrease vaginal lube
men have decrease libido
They need intimacy

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13
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Intersex

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Term used to describe a variety of conditions in which the repro or sexual anatomy doesn’t not fit the typical definitions of M and F.
This can happen from being exposed to toxins or too much E or T in the womb.

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14
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Gender dysphoria

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Having strong and persistent feelings of discomfort with on’s assigned gender

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15
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Sexual response

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Excitement phase: one becomes arouse and blood rushes to body areas. Increase HR and flushed skin, and secrete lubricating fluid.
Plateau phase: excitement phase but everything amplifies and becomes more sensitive
Orgasmic phase: sexual response
Resolution phase: return to an unaroused state

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16
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HPV testing and vaccination

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Every 5 years for those ages 25-26 for testing
HPV vaccine is for 9-26 years old
9-14 is 2 does within a 6-12m period
15-26 is 3 doses(2nd does is 1-2m after first and 3rd dose is 6m after first)
Don’t give to older than 26 year olds

17
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Mammograms

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Personal choice: 40-44
Get it done every year:45-54
Every 2 years or every year(personal choice): 55 and older

18
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Prostate exam

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Very high risk(first degree relative like a parent or sibling that had it before 65): get screen done at 40
High risk(AA or first degree relatives): 45
Everyone(norm risk): 50

19
Q

What kind of lube should people use

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Water based
DO NOT use oil based lube like petroleum jelly

20
Q

Dyspareunia

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Pain during sex

21
Q

Impotence

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Inability to achieve or maintain an erection