Sexual Health/Health Promotion

Question 1

Sexual identity

Answer 1

“objective labelling” of a person as male or female

• based on genitalia
• uses conventional wisdom (traditional based)

Question 2

Gender identity

Answer 2

degree to which a person identifies as male, female, or some combination thereof

• begins in childhood
• consistent with physical sex at birth, may change

Question 3

Sexual orientation

Answer 3

• predominant gender preference of a person’s sexual attraction over time
• includes heterosexuality and homosexuality

Question 4

Gender inequities

Answer 4

• discrimination of one group of people based upon gender

- violence against women

Question 5

Risk factor for STI?

Answer 5

• lack of education

Question 6

Infertility

Answer 6

• inability of a couple to conceive after 1 year of unprotected intercourse and affects one in six couples

Question 7

________ is a widespread health problem that crosses all genders, socioeconomic placements, ages, and ethnicities

Answer 7

sexual abuse

Question 8

Sexual dysfunction

Answer 8

• a common and complex problem that arsis due to biological, psychological, and interpersonal factors.
  ex: heart disease, diabetes, and cancer, as well as mental illness.

Question 9

Gender identity

Answer 9

• lack of education

Question 10

________ lack resources for gender reaffirming surgery.

Answer 10

transsexuality

Question 11

How to open up conversations?

Answer 11

• non-judgemental
• unbiased
• assess patient’s education level
• aware of cultural/age/religious differences
• careful, sensitive, tactful, and compassionate
• appropriate language
• avoid preconceived notions about sexuality

Question 12

AFFIRM

Answer 12

• affirm their concerns

- they are valid

Question 13

CLARIFY

Answer 13

• ask for clarification about what they are experiencing

Question 14

ANSWER

Answer 14

• answer their questions to the best of your ability

Question 15

What is sexual health promotion?

Answer 15

• process by which individuals achieve the ability to control and improve sexual health
• improves sexual/emotional wellbeing
• reduces STI’s, HIV, and unwanted pregnancies

Question 16

““A state of physical, emotional, mental and social well being related to sexuality; it is not merely the absecence of disase, dysfunction or infirmity. Sexual health requires a positive and respectful approach to sexuality and sexual relationships, as well as to the possibility of having pleasurable and safe sexual experiences, free of coercion, discrimination and violence.”

Answer 16

WHO

Question 17

These are all examples of ____ rights..:

• the rights to equality and non-discrimination
• the right to be free from torture or to cruel, inhumane or degrading treatment or punishment
• the right to privacy
• the rights to the highest attainable standard of health (including sexual health) and social security
• the right to marry and to found a family and enter into marriage with the free and full consent of the intending spouses, and to equality in and at the dissolution of marriage
• the right to decide the number and spacing of one’s children
• the rights to information, as well as education
• the rights to freedom of opinion and expression, and
• the right to an effective remedy for violations of fundamental rights

Answer 17

WHO’s sexual rights

Question 18

Participate =

Answer 18

consent

Question 19

Privacy

Answer 19

sexual decisions remain private

Question 20

Examples of respect includes what groups?

Answer 20

service providers, families, coworkers

Question 21

Pleasure

Answer 21

prioritized/fun

Question 22

Groups denied

Answer 22

homeless, LBTQ, indigenous, transgender, queer, gay/lesbian, religious groups, women, older adults

Question 23

Sexuality: body

Answer 23

1) physical health, anatomy, expression

Question 24

Sexuality: Mind

Answer 24

thoughts, ideas, knowledge

Question 25

Sexuality: spirit

Answer 25

values, beliefs, culture, religion

Question 26

Sexuality: emotions

Answer 26

feelings about self and others

Question 27

All ____ beings from the time we are born till the time we die.

Answer 27

sexual

Question 28

What is this statement "Not merely the absence of disease, dysfunction or infirmity, pleasurable and safe, free of coercion, discrimination and violence."

Answer 28

Sexual Health

Question 29

List some examples of professional perceptions? (6)

Answer 29

- client does not want to discuss, embarrassed, will be offended - health providers' own embarrassment/discomfort - not feeling prepared - sexual history not relevant - limited time - age gaps

Question 30

Clients ____ to be asked about their sexual health.

Answer 30

expect

Question 31

How do you get started/prepared for conversations with clients?

Answer 31

- Continuously explore and reflect on attitudes, beliefs, and values - Acquire a broad range of information - Learn correct terminology

Question 32

_____ values and beliefs matter the most

Answer 32

patients

Question 33

Continuously explore and reflect on attitudes, beliefs, and values

Answer 33

- Wherever you land on values statements, there are people that will believe/value something different - Team members - Engaging in professional development - Researching own areas of biases - Policies and practices/procedures - Checking in on assumptions

Question 34

Examples of acquiring a broad range of information?

Answer 34

``` Penis Vulva, Vagina Sexual activity - Reduces stigma related to topics - Learns/normalizes with correct terminology - Slang term is derogatory/dehumanizing ```

Question 35

Sexual activity (types of sex we must engage in)

Answer 35

- Oral, digital, masturbation - Helps people see other activities engaging in is also relevant - Binary (frontal), use terms they consider their own body parts, gender diversification (inclusive)

Question 36

Examples of learning correct terminology include? (5)

Answer 36

- Birth control - Pregnancy options - STIBBIs - Negotiation and conflict resolution - Media literacy

Question 37

Consensual

Answer 37

(something we do together)

Question 38

Consent is:

Answer 38

voluntary, mutual agreement, informed, communicated, embodied, ongoing and specific

Question 39

11 and under _____ consent

Answer 39

cannot

Question 40

A person up to 5 years older, ___ in position power, trust, or authority

Answer 40

not

Question 41

12/13, a person up to ___ years older not in a position of power, trust or authority

Answer 41

2

Question 42

16 anyone older, ___ in a position of power.

Answer 42

not

Question 43

activities, interests, boundaries, communication, self and others, harm reduction are all ______.

Answer 43

pleasurable

Question 44

These are all examples of _____. - Relationship is free from gender based violence - All people are respected - Decision making is shared

Answer 44

Equitable

Question 45

Protected

Answer 45

``` Harm reduction barries/lube STBBI testing Birth control Safety planning Communication Mutual decision making ```

Question 46

These are all examples of this phrase. ``` What are my own personal values Body language How does my voice sound What are my professional obligations Can I answer this question right now ```

Answer 46

Check in

Question 47

- thank you for asking me | - i'm the right person to talk too

Answer 47

Affirm

Question 48

Can you tell me what you think/know/understand Can you ask me the question again Can you tell me where you heard/read/saw what you are asking about Is this what you are asking

Answer 48

Clarify

Question 49

Answer

Answer 49

- Fill gaps in knowledge - Find the answer together - Provide the scientific information - Follow up - I don’t know the answer to that - How will you follow up