Chapter 51 HS 200 Continue with online journal entries (Oct ) Nov. 7, Tues- Last day to accept 12-Step Review (Reminder: YOU MAY CHOOSE TO DO THE COMMUNITY EVENT/ACTIVITY OR THE 12-STEP REVIEW) Thurs, Nov. 9: Online reading quiz (bring hard copy to class-access from course website) Tues, Nov. 28 : Service Learning Project Due Exam #2: (25 pts. possible) Mean Score: 75% Highest Grade: 100% A’s- 7 B’s- 15C’s- 9 D’s- 11 F’s-5
Human Sexuality Chapter 5 Define Human Sexuality Work with a Partner
Chapter 53 Human Sexuality Definition: A dimension of personality shaped by biological, psychosocial, and cultural forces determining all aspects of sexual behavior. - Encompasses everything you are as a male or female (includes attitudes, beliefs, values, behaviors…..)
Chapter 54 Transition Slide…. For mature audiences only…
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Chapter 59 Hormones and The Reproductive Life Cycle Hormones: Chemical Messengers secreted into bloodstream by Endocrine glands Androgens- Sex Hormones produced by Testes - Testosterone Ovaries produce Estrogen and Progesterone Pituitary gland- Regulates hormones produced by the testes, ovaries, and adrenal glands
Chapter 510 Female Sexual Maturation Menstrual Cycle - four phases: Menses. Days 1-5 Estrogenic phase. Days 6-13 Ovulation phase. Day 14 Progestational phase. Days 15-27
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Chapter 512 Menstrual Problems Dysmenorrhea Premenstrual Tension Premenstrual syndrome (PMS) Premenstrual Dysphoric disorder (PMDD)
Chapter 513 Aging and Human Sexuality Menopause Decreasing estrogen Males Gradual decrease of testosterone
Chapter 514 Sexual Function Sexual physiology Sexual stimulation Physical stimulation Psychological stimulation
Chapter 515
Chapter 516 Emotional Intimacy Sexual ~ Nonsexual
Chapter 517 Expression of Sexuality Celibacy ~ Abstinence Autoeroticism Foreplay Oral-Genital stimulation Anal intercourse Sexual intercourse
Chapter 518 Common Sexual Dysfunctions Women: Vaginismus Orgasmic Dysfunction Men: Erectile Dysfunction Premature Ejaculation Retarded Ejaculation
Chapter 519 Sexual Orientation Person’s preference in sex partners Heterosexual Homosexual couples Bisexuals Sexual Behavior vs. Sexual Orientation
Chapter 520 Responsible Sexual Behavior Communication about interactions. Sexual activities. Privacy. Contraception. Safer sex practices. Sober Sex. Responsibility for consequences.
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Chapter 522 See you on Thurs!
Chapter 523
Chapter 524 Deciding to Become a Parent Physical health and age Financial circumstances Relationship with your partner Education, career and child care plans Emotional readiness Social support Personal qualities Philosophical or religious beliefs
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Chapter 526 Preconception Care Preexisting medical conditions. Prescription drug/OTC drug use. Prior pregnancy or delivery problems. Age. Smoking, alcohol or other drug usage. Any infections? Diet. Usage of diethylstilbestrol (DES). Multiple births. Family history of genetic disorders.
Chapter 527 Conception/Fertility Conception involves the fertilization of a women’s egg by a man’s sperm Each month a women’s ovaries release an egg 3-4 days - the egg travels through the fallopian tubes Egg not fertilized Millions of sperm Sperm release an enzyme Egg and sperm each carry 23 chromosomes
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Chapter 529 Infertility Women Blocked fallopian tubes Pelvic Inflamm. Disease Endometriosis Hormonal imbalance Uterine Growths Allergic responses to sperm Smoking Alcohol Toxic chemicals or radiation Men Low sperm count Poor motility Blocked passageways Toxic substances Smoking Drugs Testicular injury Infections Birth defects High Temperatures
Chapter 530 Infertility Treatment Surgery Fertility drugs Sperm donor Assisted Reproduction Surrogate Motherhood
Chapter 531 Pregnancy 13 week trimesters Tests Human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG) Early signs and symptoms Missed menstrual period Softening of the uterus Hager’s sign
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Chapter 533 Continual change in the Women’s Body Uterus size Forth Month Breast changes 8 th week 10 th week colostrum Muscles and Ligaments loosen Weight Gain
Chapter 534 Changes During the Later Stages of Pregnancy Increased needs placed on the mother. Braxton hicks contractions. Lightening. Emotional responses to Pregnancy.
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Chapter 536 Fetal Development First Trimester Blastocyst Embryo - End of second week Outermost shell All major body structures are formed between 2nd and 9th week 2nd Month - Fetus Second Trimester Fetus grows to about 14 inches and 2 pounds Third Trimester Fetus gains protective fat layers, Respiratory and Digestive organs develop
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Chapter 539 Diagnosing Fetal Abnormalities Ultrasonography Amniocentesis Chorionic Villus sampling Triple marker screen (TMS) Fetal programming
Chapter 540 Basics of Prenatal Care Regular medical checkups Blood tests An appropriate diet Avoidance of alcohol, tobacco, other drugs, and any infections that may harm the fetus Reasonable exercise Preparation for childbirth
Chapter 541 Complications Ectopic pregnancy Spontaneous Abortion, or miscarriage Preeclampsia/eclampsia Low-birth Weight (LBW) Infant Mortality SIDS
Chapter 542 Choices in Childbirth Who is going to assist with delivery? Where is the baby going to be delivered?
Chapter 543 Labor and Delivery Entire process 2-36 hours. First stage of Labor. 13 hours for a first birth. Hormonal changes. Contractions. Mucus plug is expelled and amniotic sac may rupture. Transition.
Chapter 544 Childbirth Second Stage of Labor Baby slowly pushed into birth canal Baby squeezes through pelvis Head is usually delivered first Umbilical cord is cut Third Stage of Labor Delivery of the placenta Apgar Scale of the Baby Cesarean deliveries
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Chapter 546 Postpartum Period 3 months following childbirth. Critical family adjustment. Vaginal delivery leave hospital 1-3 days. Cesarean section 3-5 days. Breastfeeding. Postpartum depression.
Chapter 547 Enjoy your day!