Midterm 2 Flashcards

1
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attachment

A

the bond between infant and caregiver

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2
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when do children discover they have genitals

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6-12 months

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3
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when do kids start to understand the concept of marriage

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5 years old

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4
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when do kids understand their gender

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2-3 years old

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5
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andrearche

A

maturation of adrenal glands

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6
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how common is masterbation before puberty

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fairly common, one study showed 40%
Generally boys before girls

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7
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masterbation learning: boys vs girls

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boys through friends
girls accidental

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8
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predictors for early sexual behaviour

A

poor parental relationships
previous unwanted sexual experience
drug/ alchohal use

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9
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gender segregated social orginization

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reffering to the rigid gender operation for children

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10
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how to cultivate positive sexuality

A

sexual self esteem
care for self and others

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11
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heteronormativity

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belief that heterosexuality is the norm

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12
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counteracting sexualization in childhood

A

provide literacy programs
comprehensive sexual education

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13
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examples of biological and social implications of sexual activity

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bio- hormone levels positively correlated
social- 2 parent households

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14
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ethnic group which is less likely to masterbate

A

Asian \

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15
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average age of first intercourse in Canada

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16-19

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16
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what is classified as early sex

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15

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17
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risks with early sex

A

less likely to use contraceptives
more likely to contract STD’S
high risk for teen pregancy

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18
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average of a first bf/gf

A

9-12

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19
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are sexting and sexual behaviours connected

A

no youth do one without the other often

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20
Q

why do younger people engage in risky sexual behaviours

A

amygdala is hyper active which controls feel good rpincple

PFC is underdeveloped and controls rational thinking

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21
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STI prevelence in canada

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more women than men
most young adults

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22
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most common STI’s

A

chlamydia, herpes,hpv

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23
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2 types of sti

A

bacterial viral

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24
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chlaymida symptoms

A

penis - mostly asymptomatic
vagina - abnormal discharge, burn when pee

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25
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consequences of chlamydia

A

women- pelvis inflammatory disease
men - epididymtits

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26
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gonorrhoea symptoms

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penis - white puss like discharge
vag - no symptoms - can lead to pelvis inflammatory disease

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27
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ways gonorrhoea can also enter

A

mouth rectum eyes

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28
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syphlis symptoms

A

can damage nervous system4

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29
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4 stages of syphlsis

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primary- chancres come and go
secondary - rash, hair loss, also only last fee weeks
latent - no symptoms but bacteria burrowing
late stage - gets into blood and nerves system ( this can be up to 40 years later)

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30
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at what stage of syphlis are you no longer contagious through sexual intercourse

A

latent

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31
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congenital syphlis

A

an infected pregnant person passes this disease to her baby - can lead to a miscarriage

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32
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treatment for syphlis

A

penicillin

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33
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HPV

A

Viral
over 40 types
75% or more people have this
non reportable

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34
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HPV symptoms

A

90% asymptomatic
genital warts

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35
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HPV treatment

A

cream or freezing off warts - vaccine as preventative

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36
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Herpes

A

viral
2 types - HSV 1( more common) HSV 2
Non reportable

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37
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herpes symptoms

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small painful blisters (on anus,mouth,vuvla)

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38
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HIV

A

Viral
thought t have transferred to humans through butchering of an animal

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39
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2 types of HIV and origin

A

HIV 1 - North America\
HIV 2 - Africa

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40
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how HIV works

A

an exchange of body fluids
attacks immune system and then other diseases can kill them

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41
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4 Stages of HIV

A

1.primary/acute infection- flu like symptoms
2. chronic asymptomatic - virus replication; presents as flu like symptoms
3. chronic symptomatic - reduction of “T4” cells, body can no longer fight other infections
4. AIDS defining conditions: life threatening opportunistic

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42
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Trichomaniasis

A

caused by little organisms
viral
non reportable

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43
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trich symptoms

A

vag - vaginal discharge, yellow , smell
penis - irritation in urethra, discharge

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44
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treatment of trich

A

medication

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45
Q

public lice symtpoms

A

itching

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46
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treatment of public lice

A

how you would head lice

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47
Q

ovulation process

A

14th day of menstrual cycle
egg is picked up by fimbe and goes into tubes
fertilization window is a 12-24 hour window

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48
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when can you fertilize the egg

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with in the fertility window BUT sperm can survive in body for 8 days so nut just within that time is your sex a possibility for pregnancy

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49
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sperm follous

A

chemical secreted by egg to attract sperm

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50
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zone pellucida

A

a jelly substance which protects the egg

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51
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hydralurondise

A

enzyme secreted by sperm to break down zona pellucida

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52
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capacitation

A

the event of the penetration of the sperm into the egg
layer hards once sperm gets in (to prevent others)

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53
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processes of implantation

A

fertilized egg travels from fallopian tube to uterus for implantation
cell division happens here

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54
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obstacles of fertilization

A

acidity of vagina
some sperm tails are deformed - can’t swim
sperm go to wring fallopian tube

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55
Q

zygote

A

when fertilized - 2 weeks

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56
Q

embryo

A

weeks 2-8

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57
Q

fetus

A

week 8 - birth

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58
Q

does sex as often as possible improve pregnancy

A

no sperm count may go down with ejaculation

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59
Q

presumptive signs of pregnancy

A

missed period, morning sickness, tender breast

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60
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probable signs of pregnancy

A

HCG levels

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61
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positive signs of pregnancy

A

fetal heartbeat

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62
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1st trimester baby development

A

placenta develops
embryonic sac develops
organ system in baby starts to develop

63
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1st trimester mother

A

first 12 weeks
nausea
frequent urintation

64
Q

miscarriage in first trimester

A

most common then
most miscarriages happen before mother knows they’re pregnant (1/2)
often thinks its a period

65
Q

why must you be examined after the miscarriage

A

in case there’s tissue leftover which needs to be removed

66
Q

2nd trimester mother

A

13-26 wees
miscarrage risk goes down
symptoms decrease
expand bellying
mentally well

67
Q

2nd trimester baby

A

can detect fetal movement
fetus sensitive to sound and light

68
Q

3rd trimster mom

A

weeks 27-38
uterus pressure on organs
Braxton hicks - contractions thought to strengthen uterus

69
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3rd trimester baby

A

fetus head drops to pelvis

70
Q

formal maternal bias in workplace

A

not much difference in policies/compensation

71
Q

interpersonal maternal bias

A

devaluation from colleuges
changes in relationships at work

72
Q

3 ways for prenatal care

A

medical -regualr checkups
nutrition - vitimans
exercise - low impact

73
Q

sex during pregnancy

A

medically no harm
socially and functionally might change later in pregancy

74
Q

couvade syndrome

A

father experiencing physical symptoms related to pregnancy

75
Q

beginning of labour changes

A

mucous plug duscharge
water break - not common
increased Braxton hicks

76
Q

First stage of labour

A

cirvix contract to 10cm - can take 2 - 24 hours

77
Q

second stage of Labour

A

babies head goes into birth canal
urge to push
epistiomy - slit (17%)
first breath
skin to skin ASAP

78
Q

Third stage labour

A

placenta detaches
afterbirth expelled
stitches happen here
\

79
Q

caesaean section

A

major surgey
doctors cut through skin fat muscle then uterus for baby
about 30% of women

80
Q

when is it time for a c section

A

baby is breech
baby head too large
pelvis too small
taking too long

81
Q

risks of c section

A

infection to balder or uterus
injury to uterus
injury to baby

82
Q

prepared childbirth

A

education and relaxtion to mother to prepare

83
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lamaze method

A

a way to prepare mother through relaxation and breathing techniques for birth

84
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doula

A

a person present during delivery to help with mother needs

85
Q

how long will baby blues last

86
Q

how long until you can medically have sex postpartum

87
Q

colostrum

A

yellow fluid during pregnancy and after

88
Q

what chemicals are in milk

A

prolactin and oxytocin

89
Q

when does a baby start breastfeeding

A

2-3 days after

90
Q

average age of first crush

91
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average age of first kiss

92
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average age of first genital touching

93
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average age of first intercourse

94
Q

sexual development 0-4

A

can have sexual reponse
gential stimulation + orgasm is possible

95
Q

sexual development 4-5

A

the game doctor
not sexual development of other children genitals

96
Q

adrenarche

A

happens in childhood (5-11)
Maturation of adrenal glands - sex hormone

97
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sexual development 5-11

A

masturbation
consensual sexual activities (kissing, touching)
mostly same sex play - gender segregation

98
Q

sexual development 12-18

A

sexual interests
masturbation - more for boys

99
Q

3 outlooks on losing virginity

A

gift - saving + sharing virginity
stigma - shameful to be virgin
process - a step toward growing up

100
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predictors of early sex

A

single parent house
alcohol or drug use
anti social

101
Q

% of teens that have sexted

102
Q

intimate photo rule

A

not child porn of minor shares with other minor and it is kept private

103
Q

sexual development 19-24

A

85% had intercourse
most masterbate - still more men
hookups

104
Q

serial monogamy

A

2+ more long term relationships before marriage

105
Q

3 types of involuntary celibates

A

virgins
singles - unsatisfying sexual experience
partnered - sexless relationship

106
Q

% of Canadians living common law

107
Q

4 aspects which influence sexual satisfaction

A
  1. more rewards, fewer costs
  2. more rewards, fewer costs than expected
  3. partners cost rewards perceived as equal
  4. happy with non sexual aspects
108
Q

3 strategies to stay loyal

A

proactive avoidance - avoid person
relationship enhancement
derogating the alternative - think of consequence

109
Q

extra relationship sex

A

sex outside dating

110
Q

extra martial sex

A

sex outside your marriage

111
Q

equity theory

A

people mentally calculate their inputs and their rewards and see if its equitable

112
Q

sexual changes in women with age

A

climetric
perimenopause
menopause
vagina less elastic and acidic

113
Q

3 parts of sperm

A

tail
midpiece
head

114
Q

what does the head of the sperm carry

A

nucleus
dna
rna

115
Q

what does the midpeice of the sperm carry

A

mitochondria

116
Q

acrosome

A

in the head of a sperm
chemical resviour

117
Q

flagellation

A

the thrashing of the sperms tail

118
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3 reasons why sperrm don’t make it to egg

A

swim up wrong fallopian tube
deformed
vagina acidity kills them

119
Q

what hormone does the placenta secrete

A

human chorionic gonadotropin

120
Q

when does the umbilical cord form

121
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when does fetus look like a baby

122
Q

when does the fetus move head down in prep for birth

123
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what happens if fetus does not move head down

A

breach position

124
Q

hyperemesisgravidarum

A

extreme vomiting and morning sickness from pregnancy leading to dehydration

125
Q

what % of babies are born with defects in Canada

126
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ectopic pregnancy

A

fertilized egg implants somewhere other than uterus

127
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molar pregnancy

A

mass of abnormal tissue in uterus

128
Q

Pseudocyesis

A

thinks she’s pregnant, shows signs, is not

129
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Pregnancy-Induced Hypertension 3 types

A

hypertension - elevated blood pressure
pre-eclampsia - elevated BP + fluid retention
eclampsia - death possible

130
Q

what % of miscarriages happen in the first trimester

131
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most common cause for female infertility

A

pelvic inflammatory disease (PID)

132
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assisted insemination

A

Semen artificially placed in vagina

133
Q

embryo transfer

A

fertilized embryo transferred from one women’s uterus to another - surrogate

134
Q

In vitro fertilization

A

sperm and egg fertilized outside body then placed in uterus

135
Q

oldest STD

136
Q

how long does implantation take after conception

137
Q

how much time until cell division begins after conception

138
Q

wedding ring affect

A

people rate people more attractive when they think the person is in a relationship

139
Q

the 4 horseman of the apocalypse

A

criticism
contempt
defensivness
stonewalling

140
Q

4 examples of Sternberg love story theory

A

war story
love is a mystery
house as home
garden story

141
Q

homophily

A

tendency to have contact with someone of equal social status

142
Q

amniotic fluid

A

watery fluid surrounding fetus in uterus

143
Q

edema

A

excessive fluid retention and swelling

144
Q

teratogen

A

substance that produces defects in fetus

145
Q

amniocentesis

A

a test to see if fetus has defects
fine tube inserted into women and obtains amniotic fluid

146
Q

chorionic villus sampling

A

a test to see if fetus has defects

takes sample of cells

147
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effacement

A

thinning of cervix in labour

148
Q

dilation

A

thing of your cervix in labour

149
Q

transition

A

end of first stage of labour
hardest
from 8cm -10cm

150
Q

propinquity effect

A

tendency to like people who’s paths we cross more often

151
Q

3 components of stern burgs love triangle theory

A

intimacy- emotional
commitment - cognitive
passion - physical

152
Q

what does Sternberg call love when you have all 3 triangular components

A

consummate love

153
Q

2 component theory of love

A

physiological arousal (heart beating)
the feeling of “love”