Week 5

Question 1

what is an STI?

Answer 1

STI: Sexually transmitted infection
Less stigmatized, more encompassing term

Question 2

Causes of STIs

Answer 2

Bacteria: Chlamydia, Gonorrhea, Syphilis
Virus: Herpes, HIV, HPV, Hepatitis
Parasite: Trichomoniasis, Pubic lice, Scabies

Question 3

what are the 4 pillars of consent?

Answer 3

1. Willingly Given
2. Informed
3. Enthusiastic
4. Sober

Question 4

What Does Consent Look Like?

Answer 4

Communication!
Check-in by asking open-ended questions and watching for cues (body language, facial expressions)
Consent can never be assumed

Question 5

urethritis

Answer 5

inflammation of the urethra

Question 6

epididymitis

Answer 6

inflammation of the coiled tube at the back of the testicle that stores and carries sperm

Question 7

coinfection

Answer 7

infection with two or more STIs at one time

Question 8

anogenital

Answer 8

relating to the region of the anus and genitals

Question 9

serial monogamy

Answer 9

a pattern of consecutive, single partnered intimate relationships

Question 10

prodromal stage

Answer 10

refers to the early phase of an illness or disease, during which initial symptoms start to appear, but are often non-specific or mild

Question 11

social leaning theory

Answer 11

a theory based on the idea that learning occurs through modelling of observed behviour

Question 11

sexual fantasies

Answer 11

sexual thoughts or images that stimulate a person physiologically and emotionally

Question 12

cunnilingus

Answer 12

oral stimulation of a vulva by a partner

Question 12

mass media

Answer 12

all media technologies that are used for communication with the public

Question 13

penis ring

Answer 13

a ring placed at the base of the penis to prolong erection by keeping blood inside the penis

Question 14

penis extender

Answer 14

a device that attaches to the penis to make the penis seem longer

Question 15

non-consensual non-monogamy

Answer 15

NCNM
situations where one or more individuals in a relationship engage in romantic or sexual interactions with others without the consent or agreement of their partner (infedility)

Question 16

vibrator

Answer 16

a vibrating device used to stimulate various parts of the body

Question 17

cultivation theory

Answer 17

a theory that proposes that media portrayals create a shared set of values and expectations about reality among consumers

Question 18

sexual consent

Answer 18

an individual agreement to engage in sexual behaviour

Question 18

fellatio

Answer 18

oral stimulation of a penis by a partneer

Question 19

consensual sexting

Answer 19

Sexual texts that are sent between people whose relationships are characterized by consent and respect

Question 20

sexual compliance

Answer 20

an individuals willing consent to engage in sexual behaviour when they do not desire sexual activity

Question 21

hard-core

Answer 21

explicitly depicting genitals and penetrative sexual activity

Question 22

agenda setting theory

Answer 22

explains how the media influences the public’s perception of what is important. The theory suggests that the media doesn’t tell people what to think, but rather what to think about

Question 23

soft core

Answer 23

erotically suggestive without showing genitals or penetrative sexual activity