List and define the dimensions in Sternberg’s Love Triangle. (245)
Intamacy – emotional component of love – includes feelings of closeness, warmth, openness, affection Passion – sexual component of love – attraction, excitement, romance
Commitment – Decision aspect of a relationship – pledge that you will stay
-According to Tannen, men are more likely than women to use communication to
compete_. (246) Women to connect
-What is the leading cause of poverty? (251)
Divorce
-Which hormone is principally responsible for the sex drive in women? (255)
Testosterone
-List and describe the stages of Masters & Johnson Sexual Response Model. (256, 257)WO
Orgasm, - Contractions of penis, sperm and seamen expelled, internal sphincter of bladder contracts, seminal vesicles contracts, rectal sphincter contracts
Resolution –everything returns to normal state
What percent of women experience orgasm regularly through penis thrusting alone? (257)
1/3
-The combination of Viagra (or other ED drugs) with ------- can be life-threatening. (264)
alachol or illicit drugs
About ____ of all pregnancies in the U.S. unintended.
half
-Define and list examples of BARRIER METHODS of Contraception. (272)
male and female condoms – decreases risk of stds. Usually latex or polyurethane
diaphragm - circular rubber dome inserted in vagina (w/ spermicide) before intercourse, taken out 6-12 ours after. Requires fitting by health care provider
cervical cap – small cuplike device replaced annually that covers cervix preventing perm from entering uterus. Requires fitting by health care provider
contraceptive sponge – small polyurethane foam device that is presaturated with gram of spermicide, moistened with water, and inserted in vagina
Lea’s shield – oval silicone rubber device that is similar to diaphragm (used with spermicide) but only available by prescription and is reusable.
-Define and list examples of HORMONAL METHODS of contraception. (270)
pills – most popular reversible form. Combo of estrogen and progesterone
injections – progesterone-only injected every three months by professional
patches - slowly release estrogen and progesterone into blood stream. New patch every week for 3 weeks; period on 4th week
vaginal rings – soft flexible plastic ring placed in vagina that slowly releases estrogen and pregesterone
-What are the potential complications associated with taking oral contraception. (271)
Blurry vision, Migraines, blood clot behind eye, chest pain, blood clot in lung, heart attack, blood clot in leg, pain in legs, hypertension, stroke, gall stones, benign tumor in liver
-What is the most popular reversible form of contraception? (272)
The pill
-What is a diaphragm and how does it work? (274)
diaphragm - circular rubber dome inserted in vagina (w/ spermicide) before intercourse, taken out 6-12 ours after. Requires fitting by health care provider
Ovulation typically occurs __ days before the menstrual period begin. (276)
14
-An ovum is most likely to become fertilized within 24 hours after release from the ovary. (276)
True
-TRUE of FALSE: The morning-after pill is not considered an abortogenic agent as it does not cause the termination of an established pregnancy. (277)
true
outside of uterus–
usually in fallopian tube
What is the difference between an open and closed adoption? (279)
Open – biological parents help to choose adoptees and can maintain relationship with them.
Closed – records are sealed-
Studies suggest that giving birth between the ages of _
results in the least health risk to a woman and her child. (284)
18 and _35_
-All women should increase their intake of which vitamin during the 3 months before getting pregnant? (285)
Folic acid
-Which of the following are VIRAL STIs?
Viral STIs, such as HIV, HPV (genital warts), herpes, and hepatitis — the four Hs — have no cure
What is the most common STI in the U.S. ? (319)
HPV
-How is HIV transmitted? Can it be transmitted by casual contact, like hand holding or hugging?
(315)Intimate contact- blood, salive, seamen, genital sectrtions, breast milk, through a mucostal surface or the blood stream. Not through casual contact.
Hepatitis C most severely affects which area of the body? (306)
Liver
-TRUE or FALSE: Once individual contracts herpes, he or she is infected for life. (320)
-TRUE or FALSE: Gonorrhea is usually asymptomatic in women. (318)
-What are “universal precautions?” (316)
A set of precautions designed to prevent transmission of bloodborne infections. Blood and certain body fluids of all patients are considered potentially infectious for HIV and Hep B and C. Protective barriors, such as gloves, aprons, and protective eyeware.
