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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Sexuality. ANSWER - central aspect of being human throughout life and encompasses sex,
gender identities/roles, sexual orientation, eroticism, pleasure, intimacy, and reproduction
Sexual identity. ANSWER - a person's perception of his/her identity, gender role, and
sexual orientation
Androgyny. ANSWER - blending of masculine and feminine roles
Gender identity. ANSWER - an image we have about ourselves
Transgender. ANSWER - people who identify with a gender that is different than their
biological one
Sexual orientation. ANSWER - general tendency of a person to feel sexually attracted to
people of a certain gender
Heterosexual. ANSWER - sexually and emotionally attracted to the opposite sex
Homosexual. ANSWER - sexually and emotionally attracted to the same sex
Bisexuality. ANSWER - sexually and emotionally attracted to both males and females
parent infant attachment. ANSWER - (sexuality development) Birth - preschool
same sex identification. ANSWER - (sexuality development) School age - puberty
increase interest in sex and activity. ANSWER - (sexuality development) Adolescents
serial monogamy, define sexual identity, and resolve sexual orientation issues. ANSWER -
(sexuality development) Young adults
,experiences may enhance or diminish physical and emotional intimacy. ANSWER -
(sexuality development) Middle adults
sexually active and sexuality is important. ANSWER - (sexuality development) Aging
adults
it gets rid of bad/good bacteria. ANSWER - why is douching bad?
Breast Self-Examination. ANSWER - (female health screening) female manual examination
of breasts to check for masses and other changes
Mammogram. ANSWER - (female health screening) soft tissue radiograph to detect for
lesions
Pap smear. ANSWER - (female health screening) procedure to detect the presence of
cancer
Testicular self-examination. ANSWER - (male health screening) male manual examination
to check for masses and other changes
Prostate specific to Antigen. ANSWER - (male health screening) prostate cancer screening
to test those with an increased risk for prostate cancer
Rectal examination. ANSWER - (male health screening) this digital examination assesses
for prostate enlargement
Amenorrhea. ANSWER - absence of menses
Primary amenorrhea. ANSWER - no menstrual period by the age of 16 years old
Secondary amenorrhea. ANSWER - menses stops after having an established menses cycle
Dysmenorrhea. ANSWER - painful menstruation
Primary dysmenorrhea. ANSWER - menses cramps without underlying disease
Secondary dysmenorrhea. ANSWER - menses associated with pathology of reproductive
tract
Premenstrual syndrome (PMS). ANSWER - symptoms characterized by behavioral and
physical changes that occur in luteal phase of menstrual cycle
Perimenopause. ANSWER - the period before menopause
Menopause. ANSWER - the absence of menstruation for 1 full year which marks the end of
the reproductive years
,Menopausal hormone therapy. ANSWER - the administration of specific hormones to
alleviate symptoms associated with menopausal changes
estrogen + progesterone or just estrogen
by pill, cream, patch, or gel
Family planning. ANSWER - actions a couple takes to avoid pregnancy
Barrier. ANSWER - (contraception) prevents transport of sperm up the reproductive tract
of the woman to the ovum
- Male condom
- Female condom
- Diaphragm
- Cervical caps
- Vaginal sponge. ANSWER - what are types of barrier contraceptives (5)
IUD. ANSWER - (long-active reversible contraceptive) device inside uterus that is in place
for long time
Copper IUD. ANSWER - 10 year IUD with no hormones
Mirena IUD. ANSWER - IUD that releases a small amount of progestin
5 years
Skyla IUD. ANSWER - IUD with time-releases progestin
3 years
nexplanon. ANSWER - (long-active reversible contraceptive) single capsule inserted into
non-dominant arm containing hormones to prevent ovulation
- Combined oral
- Transdermal
- Vaginal ring
- Progestin-only
- Long-acting progestin. ANSWER - types of hormonal contraceptive (5)
Emergency contraceptive. ANSWER - used when a women is nervous about being
pregnant after unprotected sex
vasectomy. ANSWER - male sterilization by severing the vas deferens in both sides of
scrotum
, Tubal ligation. ANSWER - female sterilization when tubes are clipped and plugged
medical abortion. ANSWER - a method of abortion using drugs rather than surgery to
terminate a pregnancy
surgical abortion. ANSWER - an abortion induced by a surgical procedure
catholic. ANSWER - what culture:
BC is unacceptable
Muslim + Orthodox Jews. ANSWER - what culture:
vaginal bleeding is unclean
Arab, Latina, Eastern Indian. ANSWER - what culture:
males have more of a say in what the females do
hispanic. ANSWER - what culture:
unplanned pregnancies are welcomed
African Americans. ANSWER - what culture:
unplanned pregnancies does not have negative stigma
Karyotype. ANSWER - pictorial analysis of individual's chromosomes
Trisomy. ANSWER - extra chromosomes
Monosomies. ANSWER - missing chromosomes
Mosaicism. ANSWER - Presence of genetically distinct cell lines in the same individual
turner syndrome. ANSWER - A chromosomal disorder in females in which either an X
chromosome is missing, making the person XO instead of XX, or part of one X
chromosome is deleted.
klinefelter syndrome. ANSWER - A chromosomal disorder in which males have an extra X
chromosome, making them XXY instead of XY.
autosomal dominant inheritance. ANSWER - presence of certain genes that means there is
a 100% chance of the person eventually getting the disease
- Huntington
- Myotonic dystrophy
- Fragile X syndrome. ANSWER - examples of autosomal dominant inheritance
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH 100%
CORRECT ANSWERS.
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Sexuality. ANSWER - central aspect of being human throughout life and encompasses sex,
gender identities/roles, sexual orientation, eroticism, pleasure, intimacy, and reproduction
Sexual identity. ANSWER - a person's perception of his/her identity, gender role, and
sexual orientation
Androgyny. ANSWER - blending of masculine and feminine roles
Gender identity. ANSWER - an image we have about ourselves
Transgender. ANSWER - people who identify with a gender that is different than their
biological one
Sexual orientation. ANSWER - general tendency of a person to feel sexually attracted to
people of a certain gender
Heterosexual. ANSWER - sexually and emotionally attracted to the opposite sex
Homosexual. ANSWER - sexually and emotionally attracted to the same sex
Bisexuality. ANSWER - sexually and emotionally attracted to both males and females
parent infant attachment. ANSWER - (sexuality development) Birth - preschool
same sex identification. ANSWER - (sexuality development) School age - puberty
increase interest in sex and activity. ANSWER - (sexuality development) Adolescents
serial monogamy, define sexual identity, and resolve sexual orientation issues. ANSWER -
(sexuality development) Young adults
,experiences may enhance or diminish physical and emotional intimacy. ANSWER -
(sexuality development) Middle adults
sexually active and sexuality is important. ANSWER - (sexuality development) Aging
adults
it gets rid of bad/good bacteria. ANSWER - why is douching bad?
Breast Self-Examination. ANSWER - (female health screening) female manual examination
of breasts to check for masses and other changes
Mammogram. ANSWER - (female health screening) soft tissue radiograph to detect for
lesions
Pap smear. ANSWER - (female health screening) procedure to detect the presence of
cancer
Testicular self-examination. ANSWER - (male health screening) male manual examination
to check for masses and other changes
Prostate specific to Antigen. ANSWER - (male health screening) prostate cancer screening
to test those with an increased risk for prostate cancer
Rectal examination. ANSWER - (male health screening) this digital examination assesses
for prostate enlargement
Amenorrhea. ANSWER - absence of menses
Primary amenorrhea. ANSWER - no menstrual period by the age of 16 years old
Secondary amenorrhea. ANSWER - menses stops after having an established menses cycle
Dysmenorrhea. ANSWER - painful menstruation
Primary dysmenorrhea. ANSWER - menses cramps without underlying disease
Secondary dysmenorrhea. ANSWER - menses associated with pathology of reproductive
tract
Premenstrual syndrome (PMS). ANSWER - symptoms characterized by behavioral and
physical changes that occur in luteal phase of menstrual cycle
Perimenopause. ANSWER - the period before menopause
Menopause. ANSWER - the absence of menstruation for 1 full year which marks the end of
the reproductive years
,Menopausal hormone therapy. ANSWER - the administration of specific hormones to
alleviate symptoms associated with menopausal changes
estrogen + progesterone or just estrogen
by pill, cream, patch, or gel
Family planning. ANSWER - actions a couple takes to avoid pregnancy
Barrier. ANSWER - (contraception) prevents transport of sperm up the reproductive tract
of the woman to the ovum
- Male condom
- Female condom
- Diaphragm
- Cervical caps
- Vaginal sponge. ANSWER - what are types of barrier contraceptives (5)
IUD. ANSWER - (long-active reversible contraceptive) device inside uterus that is in place
for long time
Copper IUD. ANSWER - 10 year IUD with no hormones
Mirena IUD. ANSWER - IUD that releases a small amount of progestin
5 years
Skyla IUD. ANSWER - IUD with time-releases progestin
3 years
nexplanon. ANSWER - (long-active reversible contraceptive) single capsule inserted into
non-dominant arm containing hormones to prevent ovulation
- Combined oral
- Transdermal
- Vaginal ring
- Progestin-only
- Long-acting progestin. ANSWER - types of hormonal contraceptive (5)
Emergency contraceptive. ANSWER - used when a women is nervous about being
pregnant after unprotected sex
vasectomy. ANSWER - male sterilization by severing the vas deferens in both sides of
scrotum
, Tubal ligation. ANSWER - female sterilization when tubes are clipped and plugged
medical abortion. ANSWER - a method of abortion using drugs rather than surgery to
terminate a pregnancy
surgical abortion. ANSWER - an abortion induced by a surgical procedure
catholic. ANSWER - what culture:
BC is unacceptable
Muslim + Orthodox Jews. ANSWER - what culture:
vaginal bleeding is unclean
Arab, Latina, Eastern Indian. ANSWER - what culture:
males have more of a say in what the females do
hispanic. ANSWER - what culture:
unplanned pregnancies are welcomed
African Americans. ANSWER - what culture:
unplanned pregnancies does not have negative stigma
Karyotype. ANSWER - pictorial analysis of individual's chromosomes
Trisomy. ANSWER - extra chromosomes
Monosomies. ANSWER - missing chromosomes
Mosaicism. ANSWER - Presence of genetically distinct cell lines in the same individual
turner syndrome. ANSWER - A chromosomal disorder in females in which either an X
chromosome is missing, making the person XO instead of XX, or part of one X
chromosome is deleted.
klinefelter syndrome. ANSWER - A chromosomal disorder in which males have an extra X
chromosome, making them XXY instead of XY.
autosomal dominant inheritance. ANSWER - presence of certain genes that means there is
a 100% chance of the person eventually getting the disease
- Huntington
- Myotonic dystrophy
- Fragile X syndrome. ANSWER - examples of autosomal dominant inheritance
