1. JEOPARDY: Female Sexual Health ASHLEY SNYDER

2. General Health Care Reproductive System & Birth Control Sexually Transmitted Diseases PregnancySexual Violence 100 200 300 400 500

3. The average number of partners a female has in a lifetime: 4, 7, 19?

4. What is 4 partners? BACK

5. Average age at first intercourse for females: 14, 17, or 19?

6. What is 17 years old? BACK

7. Age of first gynecological visit if not sexually active BACK

8. What is 18 years old? BACK

9. Things to avoid 24-48 hours before a gynecological exam

10. What are sexual intercourse, douching, tampons, and vaginal creams? BACK

11. Things noted during a breast exam during a gynecology visit

12. What are skin changes, lumps, and discharge? BACK

13. Most popular form of birth control

14. What is the Pill? BACK

15. Internal female reproductive organs

16. What are the ovaries, Fallopian tubes, uterus and vagina? BACK

17. Leading cause of death and illness in women worldwide

18. What are reproductive health conditions? (including HIV/AIDS) BACK

19. A flexible ring about 2” in diameter that you insert vaginally once a month as a form of birth control

20. What is a Nuva Ring? BACK

21. Small, plastic device that stops sperm from reaching an egg in the ovaries to prevent pregnancy

22. An Intrauterine Device (Mirena) BACK

23. Infection you can get from having sex with someone

24. What is an STD? (sexually transmitted disease) BACK

25. Most common sexually transmitted INFECTION

26. What is Human Papillomavirus? BACK

27. Most common reported sexually transmitted DISEASE in the U.S.

28. What is chlamydia? BACK

29. The virus that causes AIDS

30. What is the human immunodeficiency virus? (HIV) BACK

31. Common STD caused by an infection by a protozoan parasite. Usually asymptomatic

32. What is trichomoniasis? BACK

33. Range of time for a full- term birth

34. What is 37-41 weeks? BACK

35. The gestational age and birth weight at which an infant is mature enough to survive

36. What is the age of viability for a newborn infant? BACK

37. Amount of folic acid required during pregnancy per day

38. What is 400-800 mcg? BACK

39. Watery pre-milk that leaks from breasts during the third trimester of pregnancy

40. What is colostrum? BACK

41. Average weight gain during pregnancy

42. What is 25-30 pounds? BACK

43. An incident where one is forced to do something sexual when they do not agree with it

44. What is sexual abuse? BACK

45. Contact (usually two or more times) from someone that makes you feel afraid or harassed

46. What is stalking? BACK

47. Mental health problems that can result from abuse or an attack

48. What are post- traumatic stress disorder, depression, and anxiety? BACK

49. First major law to help fight domestic violence, sexual assault, and other types of violence against women

50. What is The Violence Against Women Act? BACK

51. A drug sometimes used to assist a sexual assault

52. What is Rohypnol? (“Roofies”) BACK

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