1. Sexual Health Adapted from: Tracy Harford’s Vancouver School Board Presentation (Public Health Nurse)

2. Anatomy

3. F emale Anatomy Uterus Ovary Vagina Clitoris Cervix Labia Minora Vaginal opening Urethra Labia Majora Fallopian tubes

4. Female Anatomy

5. Male Anatomy Testes Epididymis Anus Penis Scrotum

6. WHAT is SEX????? Kinds of sex -vaginal -anal -oral -digital Kinds of attractions -attracted to same gender (homosexual) -attracted to different gender (heterosexual) -attracted to both genders (bisexual)

7. How do you make the decision to have sex and why do people have sex? Consent & A Cup of Tea https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gp6alI ALDHA&app=desktop https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gp6alI ALDHA&app=desktop

8. NOW…if you decide to have sex you need to think about 2 things!!! 1. Contraception 2. STI”s

9. Contraception

10. “ The Pill”

11. The Patch

12. Nuva Ring

13. Depo Provera

14. IUD (Intrauterine Device)

16. Emergency Contraceptive Plan B “Morning After Pill”

17. Plan B – what it’s all about… Can be used up to 5 days (120 Hours) after sex without a condom or other birth control (like the pill). The sooner it’s used the better it works to prevent pregnancy. NOT 100% - must come in for pregnancy test if don’t get a regular period within 3 weeks. Available free at Community Health offices & Youth Clinics. Available for cost ($30-$60) at pharmacies (don’t need a doctor’s prescription).

18. What do you know about… Condoms?

19. Condoms – what they’re all about... Barrier – prevents genital fluids from mixing and transferring Protection- against pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections (STIs)

20. Male Condom

21. Female Condom

23. Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs)

24. How do you get an STI? From sexual contact via body fluids like semen, vaginal fluids, and blood From mother to baby during pregnancy, childbirth or breastfeeding From sharing needles, toothbrushes, razor and sex toys Skin to Skin

25. It’s true: All STI’s can be symptom-free

26. Get tested if you have ever had sex without a condom!

28. Symptoms (you may have)… Change in amount/colour of fluid from penis or vagina Burning, itching, redness “Awareness” of the inside of penis Bumps or sores (may be painful or not) Rash on palms, genitals, belly Pain while peeing or peeing more often Itching, pain, bleeding, white fluid from anus

29. Symptoms con’t… Unusual period or other bleeding Infection of testicles – leading to sore and swollen testicles Infection of the female reproductive tract – leading to pain during sex, lower stomach pain, fever Pink eye or sore throat that doesn’t go away

30. TYPES OF SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED INFECTIONS Bacterial-(Chlamydia, Gonorrhea, Trichomonas, Syphillis) Can all be treated with Antibiotics Viral- (HIV/AIDS, Hepatitis B, Herpes, Genital Warts) Hep B and HPV can be prevented through immunizations Parasitic-(Pubic Lice and Scabies) Treatable with creams, lotions and shampoos

31. Tri-Cities Youth Clinic (Newport Public Health) Free of charge 200-205 Newport Drive Port Moody, BC Phone: 604-614-7688 http://smartsexresource.com/get-tested/clinic-finder/tri- cities-youth-clinic-newport-public-health

32. What are the Services … Birth control Condoms STI testing STI medication Pregnancy testing Pap tests if referred STI counseling and information Counseling and someone to talk to

33. REMEMBER… It’s FREE It’s CONFIDENTIAL NO APPOINTMENT Needed

34. Websites Used & Helpful Resources www.sexualityandu.ca www.optionsforsexualhealth.org