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Sexual Self Flashcards

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T or F

Sexual Self also includes accepting one’s sexuality, taking responsibility and making clear your interpersonal motives

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T

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The development of the reproductive system begins after puberty. After one-month primordial gonads develop.

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F
[Puberty —> Conception]

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Which statement/s is/are false?
1. The sex of a person is dependent to the chromosomes it has.
2. A female has XY chromosome, whereas a male has XX chromosome

A. 1
B. 2
C. Both
D. None

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B

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The stage of physical and sexual development at which individuals becomes sexually mature

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Puberty

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The outcome of puberty may be different by sex but the hormonal process is similar

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T

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areas of the body that are sensitive to pleasant and sensual feelings which gives rise to feelings of pleasure sexual feeling when stimulated. High number of receptors of nerve endings

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Erogenous Zones

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serves as primary erotic stimulus

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Skin

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Other EZ (4)

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Lips

Genitalia

Perianal Skin

Nipples

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refers to the sequence of physical and emotional changes that occur as a person becomes sexually aroused and participates in sexually stimulating activities including intercourse and masturbation

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SEXUAL RESPONSE CYCLE

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5 Phases of Sexual Response Cycle

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Desire Phase
Arousal Stage
Plateau Phase
Orgasm Phase
Resolution Phase

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11
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Sexual urges occur in response to sexual cues or fantasies

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Desire phase

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A SUBJECTIVE SENSE OF SEXUAL PLEASURE and physiological signs of sexual arousal. In males, penile tumescence (increase flow of blood into the penis); in females, vasocongestion (blood pools in the pelvic area) Ieading to vaginal lubrication and breast tumescence (erect nipples)

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Arousal stage

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Brief period occurs before orgasm

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Plateau phase

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In males, feelings of the inevitability of ejaculation, followed by ejaculation, in females, contractions of the walls of the tower third of the vagina

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Orgasm phase

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Decrease in arousal occurs after orgasm (particularly in men)

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Resolution phase

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Regulation and sexual functioning

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Hypothalamus

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17
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secretes hormones produced in the hypothalamus

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Pituitary Gland

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18
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Hormones responsible for sexual activity

Both (1)

For males (2)
For females (2)

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Both: Oxytocin
Males: Luteinizing Hormone, Vasopressin
Females: Follicle-Stimulating Hormone, Estrogen and Progesterone

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19
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also known as “libido”, refers to a person’s desire to engage in sexual activity

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Sex drive

20
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An anthropologist that proposed three stages of falling in love

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Helen Fisher

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3 stages of Falling Inlove

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  1. Lust (erotic passion)
  2. Attraction (romantic passion)
  3. Attachment
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Marked by physical attraction

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Lust (erotic passion)

23
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You crave for your partner’s presence. Chemicals trigger: (3)

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ATTRACTION (ROMANTIC PASSION)

Nonepinephrine

Dopamine

Serotonin

24
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responsible of alerting the body

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Nonepinephrine

25
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motivation and goal directed behavior

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Dopamine

26
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-happy hormone

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Serotonin

27
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Involves lasting commitment with your significant other

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Attachment

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Refers to the TOTAL EXPRESSION of who you are as a human being, your femaleness or your maleness

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SEXUALITY

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refers to the biological and physiological differences between men and women

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SEX

30
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refers to the social and cultural differences between men and women

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GENDER

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An inherent or Immutable enduring emotional, romantic or sexual attraction to other people

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SEXUAL ORIENTATION

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Attracted to people of the opposite sex

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Heterosexual

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Attracted to people of one’s own sex

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Homosexual

34
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Attracted to people of either sex

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Bisexual

35
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Attracted to people of any gender identity

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Pansexual

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Not sexually attracted to other people

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Asexual

37
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CATEGORIES OF SEXUAL ORIENTATION (5)

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Heterosexual

Homosexual

Bisexual

Pansexual

Asexual

38
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One’s INNERMOST CONCEPT of self as male, female, a blend of both or neither

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GENDER IDENTITY

39
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HOW YOU CHOOSE TO EXPRESS YOUR GENDER IDENTITY through your body features and behavior

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GENDER EXPRESSION

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Factors that influence sexuality and sexual orientation (3)

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• Family Influences

• Socio-cultural Factors

• Urban Setting

41
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are diseases acquired through sexual contact

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STD

42
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STDs can also be transmitted through (3)

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Pregnancy

Blood transfusion

Sharing needles

43
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Family Planning Methods (3)

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A. Artificial Method
B. Natural Method
C. Surgical Method

44
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use of chemicals/equipment to prevent conception

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Artificial Method-

45
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  • this method does not use chemicals which might give side effects.
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Natural Method

46
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method that ensures conception is inhibited permanently after surgery.

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Surgical Method

47
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Responsible Parenthood and Reproductive Health Act of 2012 (RH Law)

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RA 10354

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