PROCREATIVE HEALTH Flashcards

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a degree which a person exhibits and experiences maleness and femaleness

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sexuality

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  • a complex concept that deal with the quality of being sexual, sexual activity, and sexual receptivity or interest
  • sum total quality of a human being
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sexuality

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by age ___, this view of self as male or female is already formed

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3

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refers to the biological differences between males and females

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sex

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refer to the role of a male or female in society, known as a gender role, or an individual’s concept of themselves, or gender identity.

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gender

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refers to those practices involving sexual intercourse and other behaviors involving stimulation of the genitalia and other erogenous zones for the purpose of procreation or gratification.

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sexual behavior

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is a complex concept that deals with the quality of being sexual, sexual activity, and sexual receptivity or interest. It is a multidimentional phenomenon that includes feelings, attitudes and actions

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sexuality

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denotes a person’s chromosomal sexual development (XX and XY)

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biologic gender

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X or Y

contains the hereditary information necessary of cell life

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Y

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X or Y

carries the genes and functions in the transmission of hereditary information

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X

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inner sense a person has of being male or female, different from biologic gender

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gender identity

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male or female behavior a person exhibits, may or may not be the same as biological gender or gender identity

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gender role

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development of sexuality start at ___

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conception

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satisfaction through:
- oral stimuli
- contact with another
- cuddling / holding

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infancy

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they learn to touch their genitals and seem to be capable of sexual arousal

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infancy

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infancy: autosexuality meaning ___

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love of self

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  • toilet training
  • masturbation
  • sexual identity
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toddler

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childhood experience two types of love

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homosexuality and heterosexuality

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children show a preference for playmates at the same sex

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homosexuality

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children may show some romantic interest in members of the opposite sex

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heterosexuality

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transition from childhood to adulthood

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adolescence

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adolescence finds physically and sexually mature young people trying to cope with new situations and sensations

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psychological immaturity

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masturbation accompanies by fantasy is common

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sexual experimentation

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  • responsibility and choice
  • marriage
  • legitimate sexual expression
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adulthood

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transsexuality usually occurs during ___
adulthood
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a person identifying with the opposite sex
transsexuality
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re-examination of life goals, career, accomplishments, value systems and familial or social relationships
midlife
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- sexuality has achieve a degree of stability - a sense of masculinity or femininity and comfortable patterns of behavior have been established
midlife
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- this increased security in identity can promote greater intimacy in sexual and social relationships - may also be a time when adults allow themselves more freedom in exploring and satisfying sexual needs
midlife
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- men aren't able to maintain an erection longer - follow safer sex practices and continue to be responsible sex partners in terms of reproductive planning
older adulthood
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older women may have less vaginal secretions because they have less ___ after menopause
estrogen
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use of ____ before sexual intercourse may enhance their comfort and enjoyment
water-soluble lubricant
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one of the greatest influences of sexual attitudes
home environment
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can profoundly influence the home and environment, have a major impact on the child's socialization
cultural background
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people with more income and education tend to be more comfortable with a wider variety of sexual activities
educational background, socioeconomic level
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can be profoundly affected by previous sexual experience (esp. with intense experience like incest / rape)
previous sexual experiences
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shy and others are more adventuresome
personal characteristics
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significantly influence an individual's view of sexuality
variations in sex drive or libido
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- feelings and attitudes about sex vary widely - sexual experience is unique to each individual - response of the body to sexual arousal has common features
human sexual response
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sexual sensors: - anus, around the mouth, inner margin of the lips, genitalia
mucocutaneous system
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sexual sensors: - by sucking
nipple-areolar system
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sexual sensors: - shaft of penis, clitoris
pressure sensitive receptors
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sexual sensors: - of the skin
touch receptors
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sexual sensors: - vagina
visceral receptor
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the 4 phases of the sexual response cycle
- excitement - plateau - orgasm - resolution
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Occurs with Physical & Psychological stimulation (sight, sound, emotion, thought)
excitement
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just before orgasm (formation of the orgasm platform)
plateau
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discharge of accumulated sexual tension (shortest stage in the sexual response cycle)
orgasm
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30 minute period during which the external and internal genital organs return to an unaroused state
resolution
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- vasocongestion causes the clitoris to increase in size - mucoid fluid appears in the vaginal walls as lubrication
excitement (women)
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mucoid fluid appears in the vaginal walls as lubrication within ___ mins
10-30 mins
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- vagina widens in diameter and increase length - fine rash or sex flush
excitement (women)
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- nipples become erect - motor restlessness - HR, RR, and BP increases
excitement (women)
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- penile erection occurs - scrotum thickens
excitement (men)
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- testes elevate - motor restlessness - HR, RR, and BP increases
excitement (men)
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- Clitoris is drawn forward & retracts under the clitoral prepuce - Lower part of the vagina becomes congested - There is increased nipple elevation
plateau (women)
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- distention of the penis - HR 100-175 bpm - RR 40 bpm
plateau (men)
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- uterine contractions from fundus to the lower uterine segment happens - there is minimal relaxation of the cervical os - there is external sphincter contraction
orgasm (women)
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ejaculation of semen occurs through a series of muscular contraction
orgasm (men)
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women do not go through this period so it is possible for women who are interested and properly stimulated to have additional orgasm immediately
refractory period
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occurs during which further orgasm is impossible
refractory period (men)
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a type of female orgasm originating from masturbation or other non coital acts and represents sexual immaturity
clitoral
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a type of female orgasm where it is considered the authentic, mature form of sexual behavior
vaginal
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___ has been promoted as an area of heightened erotic sensitivity
g-spot
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who discovered or pioneered the 2 types of female orgasm
sigmund freud
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who discovered or pioneered the occurrence of the g-spot
ernst grafenberg
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During the ___ half of the menstrual cycle (luteal phase) there is increased fluid retention and vasocongestion in the woman’s lower pelvis sexual response during this time enables the woman to achieve ___ more quickly and achieve orgasm more readily
2nd half, plateau