Sexuality

Question 1

Despite the risk of STD’s, __ in ___ teens admit having had sex before the age of 15

Answer 1

1 in 5

Question 2

What is friends with benefits? Why is it dangerous?

Answer 2

Friends that are having a sexual relationship with each other but aren’t boyfriend and girlfriend. They have intercourse with each other but don’t feel any emotional tides. You might get pregnant and it makes it hard to define a relationship.

Question 3

What is a rainbow party?

Answer 3

When girls get together and wear different colors of lipstick and perform a blow job on the same guy’s genitalia so it looks like a rainbow.

Question 4

Is oral sex, sex?

Answer 4

Yes because the male gets stimulated, ejaculates and produces semen. However, it doesn’t get you pregnant.

Question 5

When it comes to sex, girls struggle with special pressures and self esteem. In what ways is it different for boys?

Answer 5

Boys see sex casually and girls see it more heavily. They have less responsibility and emotional detachment and a stronger reputation due to sex.

Question 6

Who is the blame for the __% of teen boys and the __% of girls facing pressure about sex?

Answer 6

The media, peers and education are responsible for the 41% of boys and 31% of girls.

Question 7

Since 1991 there has been a __% decrease in sex and a __% in condom use.

Answer 7

1. 14%

2. 36%

Question 8

What is abstinence? __in__teens are waiting until they are married.

Answer 8

Abstinence is withholding from sexual intercourse. 1 in 3 teens are waiting.

Question 9

What are the benefits of parents being open about talking about sex with their kids? Is this realistic?

Answer 9

The benefits are you feel safe and there are boundaries set for you. However, they may be too open and act like it’s okay.

Question 10

Despite the fact that prenancy rates have dropped in the past 30 years, __ out of __ girls still become pregnant before the age of 20.

Answer 10

4 out of 10

Question 11

Teenagers need a safe person to talk to about sex, so they make sage choices. What are some options of who the can talk to?

Answer 11

Family doctor, teacher, guidance, nurse.

Question 12

What are the teen risk factors of sex?

Answer 12

STD’s/STI’s, pregnancy, worrying about emotional stability and may affect other relationships and make them more stressful.

Question 13

What does the media teach us about women’s sexuality?

Answer 13

WE need to be revealing, young, ever-lasting youth, curves, perfect-skin tone, have a boyfriend to be important/noticed.

Question 14

What does the media teach us about men’s sexuality?

Answer 14

buff, young, men are always wanted and are doing “it”. They have partners to be sexual with and are attractive.

Question 15

What does the media teach us about sexual relationships?

Answer 15

sex is spontaneous and never planned; it’s casual. Out of nowhere which leads to STI’s and pregnancy and emotional damage. Often lead to love and then sex

Question 16

What percentage of teen parents live in poverty?

Answer 16

90%

Question 17

Do the majority of teen parents stay together?

Answer 17

no

Question 18

What are some of the responsibilities involved in being a teen parent?

Answer 18

Not being able to have freedom(a life), you have to work and make time to go to school or reduced time going to school for baby or not being able to go at all.

Question 19

What are some of the risks for babies born to teen parents?

Answer 19

premature, brain abnormalities and unhealthy

Question 20

What fraction of people living with HIV were infected with the disease as teenagers?

Answer 20

1/4

Question 21

What is the most effective method of preventing against STI’s?

Answer 21

abstinence

Question 22

What is the most common STI for teenagers?

Answer 22

chlamydia

Question 23

What is the effect of chlamydia on females?

Answer 23

infertility

Question 24

How are STIs caused by bacteria and viruses treated?

Answer 24

bacteria: antibiotics
virus: no cure

Question 25

How can you get HIV?

Answer 25

unprotected intercourse (oral, anal, vaginal)

Question 26

What are the other methods of transmission of HIV?

Answer 26

blood, semen, vaginal fluid

Question 27

Description: Symptoms appear 1-3 weeks after exposure. Burning urination, painful intercourse, discharge, bacterial, prevelant most in our age group. Males; not as likely to be be diagnosed as females. Burning and itching in gential, spread by intercourse, increased need to pee. Treatment: Antibiotics, Azithromyein What am I?

Answer 27

Chlamydia

Question 28

Chlamydia has Very contagious and is sexually transmitted. Califlower shaped warts and are different colours. It is itchy and painful and is internal and external and can migrate. Cervical cancer and anal cancer. True or False?

Answer 28

False, it is HPV

Question 29

What is genital herpes?

Answer 29

Description: Blisters on genitals (simplex 2), cold sores (simplex 1), can bleed, ooze and hurt. Can hurt to sit down and you'll have it your entire life. They test for it by swabbing the genital and sending it away. Treatment: Zovirax, Famvir, Valtrex. Can only treat symptoms.

Question 30

Gonorrhea has Flu like symptoms and rashes, but no symptoms typically. It affects the brain and causes long term memory loss. True or False?

Answer 30

False, it is syphilis.

Question 31

Pelvic Inflammatory Disease affects reproductive organs and is the result of having chlamydia and gonorrhea for a long time Pain/inflame in the pelvic. True or False?

Answer 31

True

Question 32

What is Pubic Lice?

Answer 32

Description: Near eyebrows and anywhere where pubic hair is. It lives at the root of the hair and is itchy. There are little eggs and nits and redness. Condoms somewhat give protection. Treatment: Shave the area with live.

Question 33

Description: Spread by anal, oral and vaginal intercourse. Can get in eyes, nose and mouth. It takes a week for it to show. Burning pee, vaginal discharge, lower abdominal pain, itching and could lead to chronic pelvic pain. Treatment: They swab the area and then treat it What is this?

Answer 33

Gonnorhea

Question 34

What is HIV/AIDS and how do you cure it?

Answer 34

Description: This virus progresses from HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus) ---> AIDS (Acquired Immunodificiency Syndrome). It spreads by needles sex, seimen, blood. The effects are rashes, muscle pains and flu like symptoms, and cankersores. Treatment: It is persistent and doesn't go away and is tested by taking a sample of blood. You will eventually die when diagnosed with AIDS

Question 35

What does the birth control pill do? What are its side effects?

Answer 35

Oral contraceptive | surpasses ovulation.good birth control method, when smoking and doing drugs it may not work and cause headache

Question 36

Induces menstrual period Used in case of date rape emergency method, vomiting(sick), can't take every month What is this method?

Answer 36

ECP (Emergency contraceptive pill)

Question 37

``` Pill in a patch and prevents ovulation Put one on each week on any part of body except breast and parts with tight clothing Missed periods, fluid retention, boob swollenness ``` What is this method?

Answer 37

Evra-Patch

Question 38

What is the Nuva-Ring?

Answer 38

Ring inserted into vagina 2 types of hormones (estrogen and progestin), which work together to prevent your ovaries from producing mature eggs. Stays in 3 weeks and out 1 week. Start after period (max 5 days) .Nausea, headache, swollen breast, vaginal secretion

Question 39

Injected once every three months in the bum Changes mucus lining of cervical mucus Weight gain, irregular periods, breast tenderness What is this method?

Answer 39

Depo-Provera

Question 40

Inserts during physical exam Prevents pregnancy up to 5 yrs You can get a baby every 1-2 months but the device expels it and is convenient because you don't know it's there when in the uterus affects sperm movement to prevent fertilization. Put in/removed by a doctor Could get pregnant if failed Acne, breast tenderness, headaches, and nausea with the hormonal device What am i?

Answer 40

IUD (intrauterine device)

Question 41

The female condom is a latex cap that covers cervix but you should use spermicide when done. If put in wrong it might not work and you should use spermicide after you are done or the sperm may find its way back in the vagina. True or False?

Answer 41

False, it is the diaphragm,

Question 42

What is the female condom?

Answer 42

Barrier method and is the same concept as male condom and is made of latex Inconvenient and more expensive than a male condom

Question 43

Disposable(1 use) but same concept as the diaphragm disc shaped device containing spermicide absorbs and kills semen Could give toxic syndrome starts suddenly, often with high fever, a rapid drop in blood pressure, vomiting, diarrhea, headache, sore throat, or muscle aches. What am I?

Answer 43

Sponge.

Question 44

the male condom will attack sperm and kill it. You spray into vagina Comes as a pill, foam or jelly NONOXYNOL-9 Allergic or will irritate you True or False?

Answer 44

False, it is the spermicide.

Question 45

What is a male condom?

Answer 45

-soft, disposable sheet made from latex or polyurethane and covers the erect penis to catch sperm and block STI May break/tear and expire If not put on correctly or used incorrectly, you can get STI or pregnant

Question 46

What is abstinence?

Answer 46

Withholding from sexual intercourse | May impact relationship.