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| Relationships that are characterized by need fulfillment, behavioral interdependence, and emotional attachment. |
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| Needs fulfilled by int. relationships |
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- intimacy
- social integration
- nurturance
- assistance
- affirmation |
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| Accepting responsibility for one's decisions. |
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| Family consisting of a husband, wife, and biological offspring. |
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| Similarities, proximity, and physical attraction. |
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| Top factors in choosing a partner |
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| Recognition and acknowledgement of oneself as a sexual being. |
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| Parts of an individuals sexual identity: |
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-Genetic, physiological, & environmental factors
-Gender roles and identity
-Socialization |
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| Phases of human sexual response |
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| Excitement/arousal, plateau, orgasmic, resolution |
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-Pituitary gland is signaled to release gonadotropins
-Ovaries produce estrogens and progesterone
-Proliferative phase
-Ovulation phase
-Secretory phase
-Menstrual phase |
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| Why the menstrual flow takes place |
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| To prepare the woman's organs to develop in preparation for nourishing a fertilized egg. Menstrual cycle lasts about 28 days. |
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| Permanent ending of menstruation is called _______. Some of the side effects are: |
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-menopause
-lower estrogen levels
-hot flashes and headaches
-dizziness |
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Fertility is our ability to ________.
Methods of contraception are _______, __________, and _____ ________ methods. |
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-reproduce
-barrier, hormonal, non-hormonal |
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-male and female condoms
-jellies, creams, and foams
-suppositories, film
-diaphragm
-cervical cap
-sponge |
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-oral contraceptives
-progestin pills
-ortho evra
-nuvaring
-depo-provera
-implanon |
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| Non-hormonal (or behavioral) methods: |
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-withdraawal
-abstinence and outercourse
-fertility awareness methods
-sterilization |
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Signs of an early pregnancy include:
Missed __________ period
Breast ____________, emotional ______, fatigue, nausea, and _________. |
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-menstrual
-tenderness
-upset
-sleeplessness |
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1st trimester:
The ______ differentiates
Embryo is considered a ______. |
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2nd trimester:
Physical changes in mother become more ______
Placenta, which carries _____ and _____ to the fetus becomes more established. |
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-visible
-nutrients and oxygen |
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3rd trimester:
Period of greatest fetal __________.
Fetus gets a layer of fat in the ______ month. |
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Prenatal care
Additional protein, __________, ______, and ___________.
Recommended weight gain: ____ to ____ pounds.
________ supplements and __________ diets. |
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-calories, vitamins, and minerals
-25 to 35 (15 to 25 if overweight)
-vitamin, well-balanced |
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Infertility
_______ is the leading cause in women.
_____ _______ ________ is the leading cause in men. |
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-endometriosis
-low sperm count |
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| The organ systems are put in place in a developing fetus during ___________ of pregnancy. |
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| first 2 months (1-8 weeks) |
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| Reason why pregnant women should stay away from cat litter: |
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| It puts the woman at a high risk for toxoplasmosis, which causes a mild infection with flu like symptoms. |
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| A collection of symptoms that can appear in infants of women who drink alcohol during pregnancy. |
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| Continued involvement with some substance or activity in spite on ongoing negative consequences: |
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Pattern of drinking alcohol that brings the BAC to .08 gram/percent or above.
Male: ____ or more drinks
Female: _____ or more drinks
in about 2 hours. |
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80% of alcohol is metabolized by the ____.
Drinking lots of alcohol in short amounts of time could cause _____ to quickly reach lethal levels. |
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-liver
-BAC (Blood Alcohol Concentration) |
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The ratio of alcohol to total blood volume is __________
How it is measured (factors): |
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-Blood alcohol concentration
-weight, body fat, water content, alcohol in beverage, and rate of consumption. |
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Alc metabolizes at a rate of ______ per hour.
Affecting factors are ____________ time and ________.
Disease caused by cancer that creates fibrous scar tissue on the liver is ________. |
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- .5 ounces
-absorption, mood
-cirrhosis |
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| Nicotine include a variety of variety of _________ effects, and produces an ______ and alert mental state. |
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-physiological effects
-aroused |
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Environmental tobacco smoke:
Smoke drawn through tobacco while inhaling is ________ smoke.
Smoke from the burning end of a cigarette is ________ smoke. |
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| The most dangerous gas in cigarette smoke is ___________ ____________. |
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