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The Sexual Self (Third Exam) Flashcards

1
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fundamental sex

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Female Sex

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2
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it’s suppressed vital genes for female development

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Sex-Determining Region of the Y Chromosome

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Areas that are highly sensitive and have a a high number of sensory receptors and nerve endings

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Erogenous Zones

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4
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Serves a the primary erotic stimulus

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Skin

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5
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Two Types or Erogenous Zones in the skin

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Non-Specific Type and Specific Type

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Nerves that are composed of usual density dermal-nerve networks and hair follicile networks

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Nonspecific Type

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It is found in Mucocutaneous Regions and favors acute perception

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Specific Type

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8
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Retractable fold of skin covering the tip of Penis and clitoris

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Prepuce

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9
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rounded mound of fatty tissue that covers the pubic bone. During puberty, it becomes covered with hair.

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Mons Pubis

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10
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Organ located in the opening of the vagina

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Clitoris

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11
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Larger outer folds of the vuvlva

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Labia majora

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Nymphae or the inner labia

Two flaps of skin on either side of the human vaginal opening in the vulva

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Labia minora

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13
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Opening that leads to vaginal canal

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Vaginal introitus

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14
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Membrane that surrounds or covers external vaginal opening

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Hymen

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15
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Area of the body surrounding the anus

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Perianal skin

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16
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Raised region and surface of the breast

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Nipples

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17
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Cycle refers to the sequence of physical and emotional occurences when person is having stimulating activity

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Sexual response

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18
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Pioneers of research to understand human sexual response

Known for the theory of human sexual response cycle

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William Masters and Virginia Johnson

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19
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Process of combining male and female genes to to form an offspring

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Sex

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20
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the largest sex organ controlling the biological urges mental processes as well as the emotional and physical responses to sex

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Brain

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21
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The most important part of the brain for sexual functioning that has a group of nerve cell bodies

Its importance is its relation to pituitary gland

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Hypothalamus

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22
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Secrets the hormones produced in the hypothalamus

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Pituitary gland

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23
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It is known as the love hormone and it involves the desire to maintain relationships

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Oxytocin

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24
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It is responsible for ovulation in females

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Follicle stimulating hormone

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25
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It is crucial in regulating the testes and ovaries

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Luteinizing hormone

26
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It is involved in the male arousal phase and it is directly associated with increased motivation to engage in sexual behavior

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Vasopressin

27
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It regulates motivation to engage in sexual behavior for females

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Estrogen and progesterone

28
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The author of three stages of falling in love

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Helen fisher

29
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It is the erotic passion stage marked by physical attraction and driven by testosterone and estrogen

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Lust

30
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It is the romantic passion where you are craving for the partner’s presence and fantasize things you could do together

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Attraction

31
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It is responsible for extra surge of energy that increase the heart rate and loss of appetite

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Norepinephrine

32
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It is associated with motivation and goal-directed behavior

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Dopamine

33
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It is thought to cause obsessive

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Serotonin

34
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It is the stage where you are focus on commitment

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Attachment

35
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Hit this the subjective feeling of wanting to engage in sex or a psychological experience that is not dependent on hormones

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Sexual desire

36
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Heat is biologically mediated motivation caused by hormones

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Sex drive

37
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What are the factors that influence gender difference on sexual desire?

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Culture social environment and political situations

38
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Where did the study of physiological mechanisms about sex come from?

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Animal research

39
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It is the individuals general sexual disposition to ward partners or same sex or opposite sex

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Sexual orientation

40
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It is a label from which your doctor had assigned based on your genitals and chromosomes you have

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Sex

41
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Innermost concept of as male female both or neither

It is how they perceive themselves

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Gender identity

42
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It is an inherent or immutable injuring emotional romantic and sexual attraction to other people

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Sexual orientation

43
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What is the ra number of responsible parenthood and reproductive health act of 2012

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Ra 10354

44
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It is a natural family planning method where female hormones cause of survival effects during menstrual cycle

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Periodic abstinence

45
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It tracks woman’s menstrual history to predict when she will ovulate

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Rhythm or calendar method

46
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It relies in monitoring a woman’s body temperature

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Basal body temperature monitoring

47
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It examines the color in viscosity of the cervical mucus to discover when ovulation occurs

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Cervical mucus method

48
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Exclusive breastfeeding suppresses ovulation

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Lactation amenorrhea method

49
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Withdrawal method

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Coitus interruptus

50
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It manipulate the hormones that directly affect the normal menstrual cycle so that ovulation will not occur

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Hormonal contraception

51
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It is a pill that contains estrogen and progesterone

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Oral contraceptives

52
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it is a medicated adhesive patch placed on the skin to put specific dose of estrogen and progesterone into the bloodstream

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Transdermal contraceptive patch

53
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It is a ring inserted into the vagina and releases hormones true vagina wall

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Veginal ring

54
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It uses the delivery of steroid progestin from capsules place under the skin

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Subdermal implant

55
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Me tips of arrays from releasing an egg and chicken cervical mucus

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Hormonal injections

56
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A t-shaped device that is inserted inside the

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Intrauterine device

57
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It is a spermicide or vaginal gels that cause death to the sperm by lowering the ph level of the vagina

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Chemical barriers

58
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It is a silicone cap inserted in the vajayjay to cover the cervix and keep out sperm

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Diaphragh

59
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It is a latex rubber place on erecting tin

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Male condom

60
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Teen patch inserted into vajayjay

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Female condom

61
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It is a surgery where the tube is cut down

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Vasectomy

62
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It is where the fallopian tube is seabeard or tight

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Tuba ligation

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