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| 1870s stopped the information about contraceptives thru US mail bc it was obscence |
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| 1915 opened illegal clinic to provide women with birth control |
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safe
acceptable
reversible
available/affordable
inhibit sex drive
user friendly |
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| evaluated by failure rate, numer of women out of 100 who get pregnent, when used perfect and then typical use with some incorrect usage |
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| Rx both estrogen & progestin. stops ovulation. 21 days hormones 7 days placeo period |
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| multiphasic/triphasic pill |
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| Rx estrogen and progestin which various levels of each during menstration. inhibits ovulation. less hormones/fewer side effects |
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| Rx progestin only. thickens cervical mucus, thins endometrium lining. good for nursing moms & hist of repro cancers |
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| progestin injection lasts for 3 months |
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| estrogen & progestin patch lasts one week. adhesive to skin; slow dose of hormones |
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| Rx estrogen & progestin lasts 3 weeks. placed at cervix. slowly releases hormones & contains least of all methods |
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| 1.5 inch rod surgically inserted under the skin that prevents pregnancy for 3 yrs. releases steady does of progestin |
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| intra uterine device (IUD) |
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| plastic T shaped object inserted into the uterus. copper T and progesterone IUDs last 7-10 yrs and prevent fertilization |
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| dome shaped latex; used with spermicidal agent ech time intercourse occurs |
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| thimble shaped latex that covers cervix use with spermicide agent. no additional product after each intercourse |
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| worn internally with a plastic ring at the cervix and on the outside. |
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| non oxynol 9 kills sperm. comes as foam, cream, jelly, suppositories and film. |
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| sheath that fits over penis made of latex, polyurethane and animal intestines. effective in prevention of pregnancy and STIs |
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| (ligation) female sterilization accomplished by severing or tying the fallopian tubes |
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| male sterilization accompanied by cutting and closing each vas deferens |
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| emergency contraception available OTC 17+. 2 progestin tablets; delays ovulation. effective: 24 hrs 95%, 25-48 85%, 49-72 58% |
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| ulipristal acetate 1 tablet Rx delays ovulation with no decline in effectivness |
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| use of medication to end pregnancy within first 7 wks. medicine called RU 486, blocks the hormone progestin. days later an additional medicine is taken and the embryo is expelled |
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| surgical abortion used 7-13 wks into pregnancy. plastic tube attached to a vaccum aspirator inserted into cervical os and into the uterus drawing the fetal tissue out |
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| sexual attraction to one's own sex (homosexual), to the other sex (heterosexual), to both sexes (bisexual) or lack of interest in either sex (asexual) |
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| Kinsey Continuum of Orientation |
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| scale measuring sexual orientaions. from 0 heterosexual to 6 homosexual with 3 being bisexual |
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| psychosocial orientation theories |
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default unhappy hetero experiences
seduction by homosexuals
freud parental relationships
exotic becomes erotic
greater satisfaction w/same sex |
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| biological orientation theories |
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hormones-prenatal hormone levels
brain-structural differences b/w gay & straight men; left handedness gay
genetic factors-familial link
gender nonconformity-childhood characterisitic |
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| the process of becoming aware of & disclosing ones homosexual identity |
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| decriminalization of private sexual behavior, antidiscrimination in employment,housing,& millitary. marriage/adoption rights |
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| bacterial infection an spread from one body spot to another via fingers. symptms PID, painful urination, nausea, vomitting. blindness if untreated |
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| bacteria sti that initially causes inflammation of mucous membranes. symptoms inclued discharge, pelvic/testical inflamation |
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| bacterial sti. 4 stages primary: chancre at sight were bacteria entered, secondary: chancre disappears into skin rash, latent: no visiable symptoms, tertiary: heart failure, blindness |
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HSV 2- genital herpes
HSV 1- oral herpes
symptoms: painful bumps/blisters at infected area
no known cure |
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human papillomavirus (HPV) hard yellow growths on dry skin, soft pink on wet areas
freezing/surgical removal |
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| vaginal infection caused by bacterial organisms. foul smelling thin discharge; not always sexually transmitted |
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viral disease in which liver function is impaired by viral infection.
Hep B passed thru bodily fluids.
Hep A is spread by oral contact.
Hep C thru intravenous drug use.
No specific treatment for A & B |
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| an inflamatory infection of the vaginal tissues caused by yeast like fungus (yeast infection), thick discharge, itching |
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| STD in both men and women caused by a one called protozan parasite. women thick colored discharge and men can be asymptomatic |
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Public lice-lice that infest pubic hair and are transmitted by sexual contact
scabies-an ectoparasitic infestation of tiny mites |
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| viral skin infection which occurs as red bumps on genitals; resolves its self in 6-12 months but can be surgically removed |
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| HIV Opportunistic Diseases |
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| pneumonia, skin cancer, shingles, chronic yeast infection, wieght loss |
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| virus enters T cells, tricks cell into reproducing mutant cells, cells ruptures and mutant cells spread |
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| not test for AIDs, looks for antibodies present to fight HIV. 2-12 wks to develop antibodies. taken thru saliva or blood. elisha test & then western blot test (100% confirm) |
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| term used to describe uncommon types of sexual expression |
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coercive-unwilling participents
non coercive-solo act/ willingness
sexual object- with who
sexual aim- goal other than intercourse |
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| (object) sex with someone u cant legally marry, ex bro/sis |
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| (object) pleasure from enemas |
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| (object) objectifiying something ex body part, object |
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| (object) objectifiying something ex body part, object |
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(object)
sadism-pleasure from inflicting pain
masochism-pleasure from recieving pain |
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| (object) arousal through activity wit a courpse |
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| (sexual aim)flashing ones genitals |
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| (sexual aim)veiwing unsuspecting people naked |
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| (sexual aim)dressing up like opposite sex |
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| (sexual aim)unwanted lewd talk |
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| (sexual aim)watching partner have sex with someone else |
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| being amputated or sex with an ampute |
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| sexual attraction to someone much older |
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| attracted to dirty soiled things |
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| dependance on reading about others sex |
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| 1969 police raid on a gay bar that caused a riot that lasted till the following day. catalyst to the formation of gay rights groups and activites |
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| depending on the specific infection you can be tested through urine, swab of effected area or through a blood sample |
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bacterial STIs are treated with antibiotics
viral STI have no cures but medications can be given to manage symptoms |
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