Human Sexuality Test Review. What is a communicable disease? What is HIV? What 4 ways is HIV transmitted?

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Human Sexuality Test Review

What is a communicable disease? What is HIV? What 4 ways is HIV transmitted?

What is a communicable disease? a communicable virus that causes AIDS What 4 ways is HIV transmitted? Blood, semen, vaginal secretions, breast milk You are at greater risk of HIV if you already have one STI

Viral STI’s

HIV Genital Herpes Genital Warts

Bacterial STI’s

Tell me about Chlamydia and Gonorrhea? Symptoms? What is sterility? Tell me about Syphilis. What is a chancre?

Bacterial STI’s Tell me about Chlamydia and Gonorrhea? Symptoms? Both have discharge and burning while urinating What is sterility? cannot have a child/or father a child Tell me about Syphilis. Only STI with 3 stages What is a chancre? painless sore that is 1 st stage with syphilis

Birth control How does the pill work? What is the most effective birth control method in preventing pregnancy? What is the most effective birth control method in preventing HIV?

Birth control How does the pill work? Sends message to brain for ovary not to release an egg and thickens cervical mucus What is the most effective birth control method in preventing pregnancy? Birth control pill or any of the hormonal methods What is the most effective birth control method in preventing HIV? Male condom

Criminal sexual charges They are concerned about: 1, 2. 3.

Criminal sexual charges They are concerned about: Age timeframe to report degree of contact/penetration along with victim incapacity, weapon involved, coercion used, personal injury involved SO: What is the prosecution not concerned with?

Criminal sexual charges What is the prosecution not concerned with? gender

Who can you surrender a baby under 72 hours old to?

On-duty uniformed police officer, emergency room staff, or firefighter

What kind of cancer will show up on a pap smear?

Cervical

Gardisil prescription vaccine protects against?

Gardisil prescription vaccine protects against Most strains of HPV- human papilloma virus

What should males and females be checking once a month?

What should be done once a month? Females- self breast exam Males- testicular self exam

What problems are common with babies born to teens?

What problems are common with babies born to teens? Low birth weight Often ill Learning disabilities

Female & Male anatomy Uterus, ovaries, vagina, labia minora, labia majora, vulva, fallopian tubes, clitoris, endometrium, menstruation, menstrual cycle Cowpers gland, epididymis, scrotum, prostate gland, circumcision, urethra