Phyd Ed

How long is Infancy

Birth to age 2

How long is Childhood

ages 3 to 8

Pre- adolescence

ages 9-12

Adolescene

ages 13-18

Early audluthood

ages 19-45

Later adulthood

ages is 46 and up

What are some ways to block pregnancy?

blocking the sperm from reaching the egg or by preventing ovulation. Using the form of contraception

and refraining from sexual activity

What does each individual need to know to make proper decisons?

how each method works, the relative effectiveness of each method and the potential risks associated with each method

What is Puberty

it is a period during which our bodies and brains begin to change significantly

What happens in puberty

what happens is that are pituitary gland sex hormones throughout the bloodstream

What are the four gender identity?

Intersex, Transsexual, Transgender,and two- spirted

What does Intersex mean

they are people born with sex characteristics that do not fit typical notions of a male or female

What dies transexual mean

people who feel a consistent and overwhelming desire to live as another gender

Transgender

people who do not feel their assigned gender, reflects the way they feel inside

Two- Spirted

An Indigenous term that recognizes gender as a continuum, including gender, identity, and sexual orientation

What does sexual orientation refer to

It refers to an individual sexual attraction towards others in a particular form

What are some sexual orientation examples

heterosexual, Lesbian, gay, bisexual, questioning, and queer

What does Heterosexism mean

it is the misconception. The heterosexually is superior to other sexual orientations and is the norm. This idea is a discriminatory.

What us Sexual intimacy?

it is a way of expressing intimate feelings for another person

What are the 2 key values of a relationship ?

trust and respect

What are warning signs of a unhealty relationship

warning science can include excessive criticism, threats, jealousy, physical violence, and controlling behaviour.

What are the Share qualities?

S= Safety

H= Honesty

A= Acceptance

R= Respect

E= enjoiyment

In the aftermath of a bit of a break up, it's important to:

respect your former partner, talk with friends or family members about how you feel, new experiences to develop your confidence and self reliance.

When do young people make the smartest decisions

they have positive relationships with their parents or guardians, participate in extracurricular activities, and are well informed about sexuality and feel capable of making responsible sexual decisions.

What are some reasons to wait for a

relationship

religous beliefs about marriage and sexuality, concerrns about pregancy, concerns about sexually transmitted diseases, lack of trust in your partner or in the relationship, waiting for the right person, not feeling ready

What are the three types of communication

Aggressive, Passive, Assertive

What is consent?

It is freely given, Informed, Something u can take back

How do you block pregnancy?

By blocking sperm from reaching the egg or by preventing ovulation

What does each individual need to know to make good decisons

how each method works, the relative effectiveness of each method, the potential risks associated with each method.

What are the three methods

Natural Methods, Hormonal Methods, and Non hormonal methods

How does Hormonal method work?

these methods work by preventing ovulation

How does Natural Methods work?

these methods work by requiring a woman/couple to pay close attention to the symptoms that indicate ovulation.

What are three forms of substance use

Substance Misuse, Substance abuse, Drug dependence

What is substance misuse?

it means using a substance in ways that are illegal and not recommended medically.

What is substance abuse?

refers used despite cognitive, emotional, social, legal, spiritual, or economic can do

What is Drug Dependence

it occurs when a person cannot stop using substance despite growing problems in areas such as school, health, family, relationships or finances.

What are the risks of substance use?

Health problems with the liver or kidney disease or alcohol poisoning

What can excessive alcohol lead to?

social problems, health problems, safety risks, dependence, fetal alcohol

What are the 3 drug classifications

Hallucinogens, Depressants, Stimulants

What is Hallucinogens?

It alters a person's perception of reality

What are Depressants

it lowers or slows down the activity of the CNS and reduces inhibitions

What are Stimulants?

they speed up the CNS and the cardiorespiratory system

What is in Marijuana?

THC and Marijiuana

What is Opioids?

it blocked how a person perceives pain

When does Gambling become a problem?

1. when interferes with school, work, and other aspects of of normal life

2. Affects family and personal relationships, creating marital problems, family violence, or lost relationships.

3. Causes wasteful spending, reckless use of family resources, increases debt, or loss of home, job,or savings

How do you prevent gambling?

1. Get fit, get active'

2. Treat Yourself

3. Learn More

4. Set a strict limit

What is Resilience?

It is the ability to recover or bounce back or confronted with a crisis, a traumatic event, or a unsetting change in our lives.

What should you do if you are struggling with a addictive behavior?

you should turn to a trusted teacher, school counsellor, elder, or medical professional.

How does non hormonal methods work?

these methods work by physically blocking the exchange of bodily fluids during the sexual contact.

What are some examples of Hallucinogens?

LSD and MESCALINE

What are some examples of Depressants

alcohol and solvents

What are some examples of Stimulates

Caffeine and nicotine