Health Quiz Flashcards

(37 cards)

1
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Transgender

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When a person’s gender identity doesn’t match their assigned sex

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2
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Abstinence

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To refrain from something for a period of time

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3
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Contraception

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a method or device for pregnancy or disease protection

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4
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Sexual Orientation

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a person’s sexual and romantic attraction to others

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5
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Gender Identity

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a deeply held sense of being a certain gender

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6
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Gender Expression

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the way someone shows their gender to the world

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7
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Sexting

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the sending of sexually explicit texts on the internet

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8
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Consent

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to give permission

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9
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STI

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an infection a person can get if they have sexual contact with an infected person

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10
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Infertility

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the inability to reproduce

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Monogamy

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having a relationship with only one person

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12
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3 PHYSICAL reasons for abstinence

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STI’s, pregnancy, not developed enough

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13
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3 SOCIAL reasons for abstinence

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Reputation, parents, religion

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3 EMOTIONAL reasons for abstinence

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Abuse, self conscious, morals/values

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15
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HIV

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Human Immunodeficiency Virus

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16
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AIDS

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Aquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome

17
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What cells are attacked by HIV?

18
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What body fluids transmit HIV?

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vaginal fluid, semen, breast milk, pre ejaculate

19
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What body fluids are safe?

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tears, sweat, urine, saliva

20
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What are the common problems with current HIV medication?

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consistancy
pills may cause side effects
pills dont work for everyone
pills are expensive

21
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How long does it take for HIV results?

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3 months because its enough time for the body to produce enough antibodies

22
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What do the testicles produce?

23
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What is the job of the sperm cell?

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find the ova cell

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What do the ovaries produce?

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ova cell (egg)

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What organs do the fallopian tubes connect?
uterus and ovaries
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What can happen if the sperm cell and ova meet in the fallopian tubes?
a new cell becomes a baby
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What are four common ways STI's are transmitted?
mother to baby, dirty needles, skin to skin, body fluids
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What are several ways a person can protect themselves from STI's?
abstinence, contraception
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Why is it illegal for people under the age of 18 to sext?
its considered child pornography
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What are some legal, social or emotional outcomes of sexting?
you could become a registered sex offender | reputation
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Herpes
``` virus skin to skin contact blisters treated stress can be a trigger ```
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HIV/AIDS
``` virus body fluids flu like symptoms treated youth are at high risk ```
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Hepatitis
``` virus body fluids fever pain treated dirty needles ```
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HPV
``` virus skin to skin genital warts treated can cause cancer ```
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Chlamydia
``` bacteria body fluids white discharge cured infertility ```
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Gonorrhea
``` bacteria body fluids green discharge cured infertility ```
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Syphilis
``` bacteria body fluids or skin to skin rash or sores cured within first 2 stages stage 3 is deadly ```