LGBQT Flashcards

1
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Sexuality or sexual orientation

A

a part of a person’s identity and refers to their romantic/ sexual attraction

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2
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Biological sex

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a biological term that has to do with physical characteristics of a person’s body

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3
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Gender

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a part of a person’s identity and refers to their romantic/ sexual attraction

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4
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Gender identity

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women vs man
how you, in your head, think about yourself, the chemistry that composes you (hormonal levels) and how you interpret what that means

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5
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Gender-queer

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someone who does not follow binary gender norms

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6
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gender expression

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Feminine vs Masculine
how do you demonstrate your gender (based on traditional gender role) through the way you act, dress, behave, and interact

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7
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Androgynous

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a term used to describe an individual whose gender expression and/or identity may be neither distinctly “female” or “male” usually based on appearance

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8
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Biological sex

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male or female
refers to the objectively measurable organs, hormones, and chromosomes

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9
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Sexual orientation

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heterosexual, bisexual or homosexual

who you are physically, spiritually, and emotionally attracted to, based on their sex/gender in relation to your own

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10
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Heterosexual

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stright

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11
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Heterosexual

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straight

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12
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Bisexual

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an individual who is physically, romantically, and/or emotionally attracted to men and women

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13
Q

Transgender should be an _______ not a noun

A

Adjective

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14
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“L” GBTQIA

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lesbian

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15
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L “G” BTQIA

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gay

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16
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LG “B” TQIA

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Bisexual

17
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LGB “T” QIA

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Transgender

18
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LGBT “Q” IA

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Queer or questioning

19
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LGBTQ “I” A

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Intersex: born with both genitals or hormone levels are high for both sexes

20
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LGBTQI “A”

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Asexual: attracted to no one
allies or
androgynous

21
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LGBTQ “I” A

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Intersex: born with both genitals or hormone levels are high for both sexes

22
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Gender dysphoria

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Serious discomfort or distress related to one’s biologically defined sex
strong feeling that one is not the sex one should be
Meets Diagnostic & statistical manual or mental disorders

23
Q

Classifying gender dysphoria in the DSM5 can be _________

A

insulting because it is classified as a psychological disorder and not a medical condition

24
Q

Minority stress can be present which is when

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stigma, bias to target a minority ground which causes high stress leading to drug use, depression, stopping going to see a healthcare

25
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To avoid stigma, LGBTQIA+ patients may avoid

A

health care and preventive care, may not disclose their sexual orientation

26
Q

Lesbian women are less likely to have ___ then straight women

A

pap smears and see GYN

27
Q

MSM is

A

men who have sex with men

28
Q

________cancers is among MSM

A

HPV anal

29
Q

MSM should have screening for gonorrhea and chlamydia by testing

A

urine, rectal, and throat for STDs

because they have insertive intercourse, anal intercourse, and oral intercourse

30
Q

Transgender male will still need screening such as

A

Pap smear

31
Q

transgender suffer from experience higher burdens of mental distress and attempts of ______

A

suicde

32
Q

PrEP is recommended by the CDC for

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all individuals who are at high risk of HIV infection

33
Q

nPEP therapy is

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therapy that begins within 72 hours of exposure and is typically continued for 4 weeks

34
Q

PrEP is used

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daily antiretrovirals taken in advance of sexual exposure along with the provision of condoms and safer sex counseling

35
Q

All cultural competence begins within the nurse’s own

A

self assessment

36
Q

do not say homosexual, instead, say ____

A

gay

37
Q

Do not ask if a patient “had a surgery” instead say have you_______

A

transitioned