midterm 1 Flashcards

(61 cards)

1
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what level of government is responsible for sexual health curriculum?

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provincial/territorial

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in what year were the canadian guidelines for sex ed updated?

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2008

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what model is the focus in new canadian sex ed policy?

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information-motivation-behavioural skills model

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what are the 3 factors that initiate and maintain sexual behaviours?

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information, motivation, and behaviour

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what kinds of programs teach both about abstinence and about strategies to avoid sti’s and pregnancy?

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comprehensive

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what kinds of programs are critiqued for preventing informed sexual decisions by young people?

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abstinence-only

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what percentage of teen tv programs depict sexual activities?

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70%

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how many hours on average do teens in grades 9-12 spend per day using media/technology?

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8.2 hrs

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national average of first intercourse compared to average first age of intercourse for street youth

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17 vs 14 yrs

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what demographic had the highest increase in sti rates between 2002 and 2011

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women over 60

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what and when was the first film to depict nudity?

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“inspiration” in 1915

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when were the first male-male kiss and female-female kiss depicted on TV?

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1960 and 1971

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when and on what show was the first interracial kiss?

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star trek in 1968

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14
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what does judaism believe about sexuality?

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they are basically good and part of god’s creation

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what does catholicism believe about sexuality?

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abortion, contraception, and non-reproductive sex are bad

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what does islam believe about sexuality?

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sex was good within marriage. being gay not acceptable

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17
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what does hinduism believe about sexuality?

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sex is necessary part of life within marriage

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what was the main focus of sex ed curriculum in the 1940’s?

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venereal diseases

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what are the 5 stages of psychosexual development?

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oral, anal, phallic, latency, genital

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what does daryl bem’s “exotic becomes erotic” theory try to explain?

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that sexual orientation is learned - child feels different from same sex peers and then becomes attracted to them

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21
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what 2 things are primary reinforcers in operant conditioning?

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food and sex

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22
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what does the social exchange theory say about relationships?

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people try to minimize costs and maximize benefits

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what does recent evidence show regarding male sexual orientation and chromosomes?

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it is linked to chromosomes 8 and X

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24
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competition between members of the same sex for a mate

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intrasexual competition

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a female picks the best male for a mate
intersexual selection
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dual control model of sexuality
human sexual response involves the interaction of excitement and inhibition
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what do social constructionists highlight?
we are influenced by sources outside our biology
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what do sociological theorists highlight?
important institutions influence how sexuality is defined and expressed
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what does social script theory indicate?
social interactions are made easy to follow because of culturally predefined patterns of behaviour
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what are the 4 levels/systems in the ecological model?
microsystems, mesosystems, exosystems, macrosystems
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define archival data-mining
sorting through pre-existing data
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what are 4 types of hymens
normal, imperforate, micro perforate, septate
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3 layers of uterus
endometrium, myometrium, perimetrium
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about how many milk-producing glands does each breast contain?
15-20
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which cylinders fill with blood?
corpora cavernous
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which cylinder remains spongy during arousal?
corpus spongiosum
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where is the dartos and what does it do
inner layer of scrotum, makes testes contract with cold
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what are the 3 classes of hormones?
lipid & phospholipid; peptide; and monoamine
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steroid hormones are in which class? give 3 examples
lipid & phospholipid. androgens, estrogens, progestogens
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what are 4 peptide hormones?
FSH, LH, vasopressin, oxytocin
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what are 2 monoamine hormones?
adrenaline and noradrenaline
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what does HPG axis stand for
hypothalamic-pituitary-gonadal
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what are the 3 menstrual phases?
menses, proliferative, and secretory
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which hormone takes over in the latter half of the menstrual cycle?
progesterone
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what are the 2 phases in gonadotropic hormone levels?
follicular and luteal
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which hormone causes testes to secrete testosterone?
LH (luteinizing hormone)
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sexual thoughts increase which hormones in women and which hormones in men?
estradiol in women and testosterone in men
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which glands produce pheromones?
apocrine glands
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which hormone do pregnancy tests detect?
HCG (human chorionic gonadotropin)
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how long is the germinal stage and what happens in it?
less than a week. blastocysts develops before implantation in the uterus
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how long is the embryonic stage and what happens in it?
8 weeks. placenta, amniotic sac, and most major organ systems develop
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at how many weeks might a fetus get into the birth position?
32 weeks
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describe the process of "engagement"
the fetus drops so its head is pushing against the mother's pelvic bones
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what is the final stage of labour before the baby is born and how long does it last?
transition stage, 30 mins
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how large is a fully dilated cervix?
10 cm
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when does stage 2 of a vaginal birth begin and end?
begin: cervix fully dilated. end: birth of baby.
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what happens during stage 3 of labour?
placenta comes out and uterus begins process of contracting
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what are 2 medical interventions the baby receives immediately after birth?
silver nitrate drops to help clear vision and vitamin K injection to ensure normal blood clotting
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3 major categories of postpartum conditions
postpartum blues, postpartum depression, and postpartum psychosis
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how long are couples advised to wait before having sex after childbirth?
6 weeks
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how long do canadian health organizations recommend exclusive breastfeeding for?
6 months