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1
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when did the term “homosexual” enter the english language?

A

1869

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2
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what does LGBTI stand for?

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lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex

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3
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what is asexuality?

A

may fall in love romantically with
another for another person without feeling sexual desire
for her or him

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4
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what are the 3 myths of sexual orientation?

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1. A dichotomous model of sexual
orientation exists
2. Gender is the primary criterion for
sexual partner selection
3. Sexual orientation is unchangeable
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5
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_____, _____, and _____ is highly mediated

within society

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Erotica, desire,motivation

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6
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Sexual Identity is inextricably linked with ______ ______

A

gender performance

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7
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what is queer?

A

the transcendence of gender and sex
binaries, and illustrates the fluidity of sexual
categorizations

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8
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what was formed in resistance to overt homophobia?

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The Gay Rights Movement

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9
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gender is _____

A

performed

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10
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we often (incorrectly) connect gender with ____ _____

A

sexual orientation

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11
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what is internalized homophobia?

A

may cause gay/lesbian

people to hate and fear themselves

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12
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what is heterosexism?

A

minimizes LGBTTIQQ people and
assumes heterosexuality is the gold standard of
“normal” behaviour

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13
Q

Studies have repeatedly shown that with
likelihood of being gay increases with the
number of older brothers, true or false?

A

True

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14
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opposite-sex couples are more likely to remain friends after
a break-up and to look for partners outside their age,
race, and socio-economic demographic, true or false?

A

false, same sex couples

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15
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The majority of _____ couples wish to be married at some

point

A

gay

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16
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who believed we were all born bisexual?

A

Freud

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17
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why is it believed that bisexuality is lost over time?

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due to socialization

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18
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what is love?

A

the assumption of knowing

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19
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The ________ of love creates our ________ of love

A

language, understanding

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20
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Who are we attracted to?

A

exposure, Proximity (closeness), Homophily (equal status), Matching Phenomenon (partners are equal in terms of social and personal characteristics)

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21
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what is Attraction-Similarity Hypothesis?

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If you think you’re a 10, you get a 10, if you think you’re a 1, you get a 1

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22
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When we meet people, why do we usually ask about their occupation?

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Socioeconomic Class

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23
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what is the emotional component of the theory of love?

A

intimacy

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24
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what is the motivational component of the theory of love?

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passion

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25
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what is the cognitive component of the theory of love?

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commitment

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26
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what is produced during cuddling and physical

intimacy?

A

oxytocin

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27
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love is a gendered practice, true or false?

A

true

28
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what is intimacy?

A

the level of commitment and positive affective,
cognitive and physical closeness one experiences
with a partner in a reciprocal relationship

29
Q

who believes love is science?

A

Kinsey

30
Q

what age is most at risk for STIs?

A

youth

31
Q

injection drug use puts you at an increased risk of getting an STI, true or false?

A

true

32
Q

what are some infectious causes of lumps and bumps?

A

warts, herpes, and Molluscums (soft tumors)

33
Q

what is Molluscum contagiosum caused by, and is it an STD?

A

a “pox” virus, and not always

34
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what is the post common STD?

A

HPV (human Papillomavirus )

35
Q

what percentage of the adult

population are infected by HPV?

A

10-30%

36
Q

who is most likely to be infected by genital warts?

A

those with prior infection

37
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where can HPV occur?

A

orally

38
Q

respiratory oral HPV is 3X more common in women than men, true or false?

A

false

39
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what kind of HPV can be acquired at birth?

A

reccurrent respiratory papillomatosis

40
Q

what kind of therapy guarantees cure of HPV infection?

A

NONE

41
Q

how effective is the HPV vaccine?

A

95% effective at preventing CIN (16/18) and genital warts

42
Q

what are some infectious causes of discharges?

A

Urethritis, Vaginitis / Cervicitis

43
Q

what are two common examples of Urethritis?

A

Gonorrhea, Chlamydia

44
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what are some non-infectious causes of discharges?

A

allergic reaction, lack of proper
vaginal lubrication
during intercourse

45
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what is Bacterial vaginosis, and is it an example of an STD?

A

it is due to alteration of the normal vaginal flora (bacterial vagina) leading to a HIGH pH, not an STD

46
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what is a test known for bacterial vaginosis?

A

“KOH Whiff Test”

47
Q

what percent of trichomonas can show no symptoms?

A

50%

48
Q

what is the cause of gonorrhoea & what is the incubation period?

A

caused by bacteria, and 2-7 days

49
Q

what is the cause of chlamydia & what is the incubation period?

A

intracellular bacteria, and 2-6 weeks

50
Q

______ can lead to PID, infertility, ectopic pregnancies

A

chlamydia

51
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what percent of males and females are asymptomatic for chlamydia (show no symptoms)?

A

50% of males, 70% of females

52
Q

what are some sites of infection for gonorrhea?

A

throat, eye, rectum

53
Q

what are other sites of infection for chlamydia?

A

conjuctivitis (pink eye) and trachoma (contagious infection of the conjunctiva and cornea)

54
Q

How Do We Diagnosis CT/GC infection?

A

Urine for Men, Vaginal swab for women

55
Q

what is the management of CT?

A

treatment, abstain from sex for 7 days, partner notification

56
Q

GC Resistance to the “Only” Oral Option is Increasing, true or false?

A

true

57
Q

what are examples of blisters and ulcers?

A

herpes, syphilis

58
Q

another name for syphilis was ____

A

the great pox

59
Q

what is the primary stage of syphilis and what is the incubation period?

A

a painless ulcer with indurated edges, and approx 3 weeks

60
Q

what is the secondary stage of syphilis and what is the incubation period?

A

a rash, and 2-12 weeks

61
Q

what disease has a latent stage for some?

A

syphilis

62
Q

what is tertiary syphilis?

A

the third stage of syphilis, life threatening and usually affecting those who do not recieve treatment

63
Q

what are the stages of HSV?

A
  1. Start as vesicles
  2. Ulcer formation
  3. crust/heal
64
Q

how can HSV be transmitted?

A

genital-genital, oral-genital, oral or genital-anal

65
Q

transmission of ____ is often by asymptomatic shedding

A

HSV

66
Q

what disease involves an ectoparasite that feeds exclusively on blood?

A

pubic lice

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