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Semi 2 Flashcards

1
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sexually mature

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Puberty

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2
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Puberty in female

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3
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Puberty in male

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Increased muscle mass and strength

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ABNORMALITIES IN SEXUAL DEVELOPMENT

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AIS
ANDROGENITAL SYNDROME
5-alpha-reductase deficiency

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5
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Types of ais

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CAIS
PAIS

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6
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have an XY genotype

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AIS

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7
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no effect on sex development

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CAIS

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8
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has effect on sex development,

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PAIS

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9
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heritable condition)

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ANDROGENITAL SYNDROME

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ANDROGENITAL SYNDROME(heritable condition)- due to ?

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CAH OR CONGENITAL ADRENAL HYPERLASIA

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11
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have deficient enzyme

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5-alpha-reductase deficiency

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12
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responsible for activating the reproduction-related behaviors of sexually mature adults

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Sex hormones

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13
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Sexual Orientation Terminologies:

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Asexual
Bisexual
Gay
Lesbian
Heterosexual
Queer

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14
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absence of physical or sexual attraction

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Asexual

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15
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Attracted to both males and females.

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Bisexual

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16
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attraction in Male

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Gay

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17
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attraction in female

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Lesbian

18
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attracted to opposite sex.

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Heterosexual

19
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sexual orientation identity.

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Queer

20
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5 Gender identity Terminologies:

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Cisgender
Genderqueer
Intersex
Transgender man
Transgender Woman

21
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assigned at birth.

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Cisgender

22
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conceptualization of gender,

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Genderqueer

23
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variety of medical conditions

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Intersex

24
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female to Man (FtM)

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Transgender man

25
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Male to Female (MtF)

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Transgender woman

26
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areas of the body that, when stimulated, can produce sexual responses such as arousal and orgasm.

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EROGENOUS ZONES

27
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They are the one whoproduces the same biological responses

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William masters and virginia John

28
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muscle contraction

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Myotonia

29
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They studied different sexual behaviors

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Masters and Johnson

30
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4 phases

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Excitement phase
Plateau
Orgasm
Resolution

31
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A phase that few minutes to several hours

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Excitement phase

32
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brink of orgasm

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Plateau phase

33
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climax of the sexual response

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Orgasm phase

34
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the body slowly returns to normal

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Resolution phase

35
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3 chemistry

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Lust
Attraction
Attachment

36
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sexual gratification.

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Lust

37
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closely related, phenomenon.

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Attraction

38
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associated with motivation,

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Dopamine

39
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surge of energy and “racing heart”

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Norepinephrine

40
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more lasting commitment

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Attachment

41
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OCD means?

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Obsessive-compulsive disorder

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