STRESS AND COPING AND SEXUALITY

Question 1

A physical and mental response to a
challenging or threatening situation

Answer 1

stres

Question 2

A stressful stimulus, a condition demanding
adaptation

Answer 2

stressor

Question 3

what nervous system prepared the body for fight or flight to allow humans for the best chance of survival

Answer 3

sympathetic nervous system

Question 4

The body’s __ nervous
system returns to normal after the stressor
has been removed

Answer 4

parasympathetic

Question 5

Hans Selye’s General Adaptation
Syndrome Theory proposes four stages
involved in adapting to stress:

Answer 5

alarm
fight or flight
exhaustion
return to normal

Question 6

what are the 3 stages of the GAS

Answer 6

alarm reaction
resistance
exhaustion

Question 7

Sudden Activation of the
sympathetic nervous system fight or flight.

Answer 7

alarm reaction

Question 8

you face the challenge. Body
temp, blood pressure, and respiration stay
high. Can wear oneself out if maintained
for too long

Answer 8

resistance

Question 9

you are more vulnerable to
illness, collapse, or even death

Answer 9

exhaustion

Question 10

is about who you are
attracted to and what to have relationships
with

Answer 10

sexual orientation

Question 11

It is also associated with the reference to
biological and physiologic characteristics
that define men and women

Answer 11

sexuality

Question 12

• Social concept on how men and woman
should think, feel and act.
• Feminity or masculinity.

Answer 12

gender

Question 13

• The way we experience and express
ourselves as a sexual being.
• Being male or female
• This involves biological erotic physical
emotional social and spiritual feelings and
behaviors

Answer 13

human sexuality

Question 14

• Permits man and woman equal enjoyment
of human rights.
• Also known as sexual equality ; ease of access to resources and opportunities regardless of gender

Answer 14

gender equality

Question 15

Set of roles, characteristics, and
expectations on how a man woman should
feel and act as influenced by parents,
peers and society ; sex role, social role encompassing racial behaviors and attitude ; based on their actual or perceived sex

Answer 15

gender role

Question 16

Refers to gender that is male or female to
which a person is attracted to.

Answer 16

sexual orientation

Question 17

considered to be straight
are people who are romantically and
physically attracted to members of the
opposite sex. Men are attracted to
female and females are attracted to
males

Answer 17

heterosexual

Question 18

are people who are
romantically and physically attracted to
people of same sex.

Answer 18

homosexual

Question 19

romantically and physically attracted to
members of both sexe

Answer 19

bisexual

Question 20

represented in all walks of life
across all nationalities or ethnic
backgrounds and in all social and
economic groups

Answer 20

gay people

Question 21

found to affect
young people’s sexual behavior by
influencing children’s self-confidence and
interaction competence

Answer 21

family structure

Question 22

reproduced both
through parental explicit prohibitions and
their own behaviors

Answer 22

sexual norms

Question 23

Communicable disease that is spread
from person to person through sexual
contact.

Answer 23

sexually transmitted disease

Question 24

Infecting other individuals through blood
and bodily fluids unprotected sex and
several factors associated with it

Answer 24

AIDS

Question 25

pathogen of AIDS

Answer 25

HIV

Question 26

best decision one can make in safeguarding sexual health

Answer 26

abstinence

Question 27

otherwise known as the Philippine AIDS Prevention and Control Act of 1998.

Answer 27

RA 8504

Question 28

differentiates self from others gradually ; external genetials are sensitive to touch ; penile erections and vaginal lubrication

Answer 28

birth to 18 months

Question 29

able to identify own gender

Answer 29

toddler ; 1-3 years

Question 30

becomes increasingly aware of self ; explores body parts ; names for body parts, controls feelings and behavior

Answer 30

preschooler ; 4-5 years old

Question 31

strong identification w parent of the same gender ; friends of same gender ; awareness of self, modesty, privacy, roles and concepts of gender

Answer 31

6-12 ; school age

Question 32

primary and secondary sex characteristics develop ; menarche takes place, masturbation, heterosexual or homo activity ; risk for pregnancy

Answer 32

12-18 years ; adolescence

Question 33

itching, irriration, discharge, plaque of cheesy material under foreskin

Answer 33

candidasis

Question 34

urinary frequency, watery, mucoid urethral discharge

Answer 34

chlamydial urethritis

Question 35

caused by HPV ; single lesions or clusters of lesions growing beneath or on the foreskin, caulilower like appearance

Answer 35

genital warts (condyloma acuminatum)

Question 36

painful urination, urethritis with watery white discharge may become purulent

Answer 36

gonorrhea

Question 37

presence of painful sores or lare vesicles that lasts for weeks, ruptures. itchy and lasts for a few hours to 10 days

Answer 37

herpes genitals

Question 38

can appear from anytime to several months or years ; reduced immunity to other diseases ; night sweats, fatigue, weight loss, enlarged lymph nodes, diarrhea

Answer 38

HIV

Question 39

chancre on glans penis, painless and lasts 4-6 weeks ; skin eruptions, low grade fever, infllmation of lymph nodes

Answer 39

syphillis

Question 40

slight itching, moisture on top of penis, early morning urethral dscahrge ; many males are aymptomatic

Answer 40

trichomoniasis

Question 41

few if any symptoms ; mild fever, rash, headache, joint pain, conjunctivitis, or muscle pain

Answer 41

zika

Question 42

sexual acitivity is common ; own lifestyle and values

Answer 42

young adulthood ; 18-40

Question 43

males and females have decreases hormone production ; menopause ; climacteric occurs gradually in male

Answer 43

middle adulthood ; 40-65

Question 44

interest in sexuality often continues but less frequent

Answer 44

late adulthood ; 65 and older

Question 45

refers to flexibility in gender roles ; not imply neutrality or orientation but describes the ability to adapat and be flexible

Answer 45

androgyny

Question 46

self image as a female or male that includes physical, social, cultural aspects ; not easily changed

Answer 46

gender identity

Question 47

outward manifestation of an individual's sense of maleness or femaleness as well as what is perceived as gender appropriate

Answer 47

gender expression

Question 48

tremendous variation in how individuals experience and express their sexuliaty

Answer 48

sexual expression

Question 49

refers to an enduring pattern of emotional, romantic or sexual attractions to men, women, or both sexes ; sense of identity based on those attractions

Answer 49

sexual orientation

Question 50

broader terms that includes all individuals who do not identify with the gender they were assigned at birth

Answer 50

transgender

Question 51

a narrower term that includes individuals who desire to physically transition to the geder with which they identify

Answer 51

transsexual

Question 52

kissing, licking, sucking of female genitals

Answer 52

cunnilingus

Question 53

involves oral stimulation of the penis by licking and suking

Answer 53

fellatio

Question 54

another term for vaginal intercourse

Answer 54

coitus

Question 55

vasocongestion and myotonia

Answer 55

excitement phase

Question 56

climax of sexual tension, physiologic and psychological release

Answer 56

orgasmic phase

Question 57

period of return to unaroused state

Answer 57

resolution state

Question 58

referes to the capacity of individuals to adjust and cope with challenging situations

Answer 58

adaptation

Question 59

good stress

Answer 59

eustress

Question 60

stress from bad source

Answer 60

distress