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when the sperm fertilizes the egg
conception
Stages of Birth
dilation
passage of the baby through the birth canal
afterbirth
Ways to Get an STD
oral sex
anal sex
vaginal sex
The 100% surest way to prevent an STD or pregnancy is:
abstinence
T/F": “The Pill” works by stopping the release of a mature egg.
True
Benefits of Abstinence
reduces the risk of pregnancy
reduces the risk of contracting STDs
reduces the cost of contraception products
Which bodily fluid does transmit HIV?
saliva
What is the most common STD in the United States?
HPV
What STD is characterized by 4 stages and in the last stage can cause brain and nerve damage?
syphilis
Signs of Pregnancy?
delayed period
nausea or vomiting especially in the morning
frequent and urgent need to urinate
Children who survive Shaken Baby Syndrome can have what lasting effects?
developmental delays
partial or total blindness
seizures
T/F: You can get an STD without having sexual intercourse.
True
What is the Rule of 10 as it pertains to Shaken Baby Syndrome?
stay 10 feet away or more
after 10 minutes, check on the baby
slowly count to 10
take 10 deep breaths
What doctor takes care of the developing baby and mother?
obstetrician (OB/GYN)
Which is not a barrier method of contraception?
IUD
Sperm can survive for ___ to ___ days inside a woman's body?
5 to 7
What are possible symptoms of an STD?
bumps, sores, or warts form
painful intercourse
painful urination
What is a treatable STD?
pubic lice
What does the letters FAS refer to with an infant?
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
Which is NOT an effect of an infant with FAS?
healthy appetite
What are some effects of an infant with FAS?
poor coordination
abnormal facial features
hyperactivity
What definition is when a healthy baby cries a lot longer time than most babies?
colic
Which country in the industrial world has the highest incidence(number) of teen pregnancy and cases of STD's?
USA
What can happen when a baby is born prematurely?
it may have one or more physical abnormalities
either antibodies against HIV or the virus particles are present in blood
HIV positive
What is the CD4 T-cell count at which AIDS is considered to have?
below 200 per cubic milliliters
What color is used to identify the stages of a baby's crying?
PURPLE
What are some symptoms of an HIV infection?
swollen lymph nodes
fever
tiredness
HIV attacks a certain kind of cell in the immune system. Which is it?
white blood cells called T cells
T/F: You get infected with an STD without having sexual intercourse
True
To lower your risk of getting an STI:
use a male condom
don’t have multiple sex partners
as a young person, delay having sexual relations as long as possible
Viral Infection that causes cold sores around the mouth. Has no cure, but medications can help control outbreaks.
genital herpes
A common infection caused by bacteria. May cause discharge, pain, and burning during urination but often has no symptoms
chlamydia
T/F: You can tell someone has an STD/STI by looking at them?
False
During the third trimester_______.
punches and kicks get stronger
T/F: Once you have been treated and cured of an STI, you will not get it again.
False
In the second stage of LABOR ______________.
The baby is pushed from the uterus through the vagina and into the world.
Name the order of development of the baby:
zygote
embryo
fetus
infant
Nutrition is an important part of a healthy pregnancy. How many additional calories should a mother consume each day.
300
Prenatal care means_______.
Seeing a Obstetrician regularly to assess the health of the mother and baby
How long does a typical pregnancy last?
between 38 and 42 weeks
During the first trimester, __________.
the embryo splits into 3 layers of tissue
Drinking alcohol during pregnancy ______.
may cause brain damage, growth problems and learning disabilities
During the second trimester __________.
the pregnancy begins to show
This is the normal amount of time a pregnancy should last.
38 to 42 weeks
FAS refers to what "syndrome" that affects a baby's growth and development.
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
Sperm can survive ____ to _____ days inside of the females' body.
5 to 7 days
This is a medical practitioner that primarily focuses on the delivery and care of babies.
Obstetrician? (Or OB-GYN)
This "color" is an acronym that stands for the stages of a baby's crying.
PURPLE
Normal babies crying a lot longer than other babies could mean this.
Colic
Fever, Tiredness and Swollen Lymph Nodes, are symptoms of this disease.
HIV
This bodily fluid can NOT transmit the HIV virus.
Saliva and Urine
HIV can be spread 1 of 3 ways. Vaginally, Anally, and ________.
Orally
A person goes from HIV to AIDS what their CD4 count is lower than ____.
200
This is the type of cell HIV attacks in the immune system.
White Blood Cells or T cells
Being HIV Positive means you either have _______ against HIV or the virus particles themselves are present in the blood.
Antibodies
This is the only way to TRULY know if you have an STD/STI.
getting Tested
This country has the highest incidence of teen pregnancy and cases of STD's in the industrialized world.
United States of America
This is the most reported STD in the United States.
HPV
This virus is related to the virus that causes cold sores around the mouth. Causes outbreaks of blisters and painful sores in the genital area.
Genital Herpes
This STD is CURABLE and causes itching around the "pubic" region.
Pubic Lice
An IUD is an example of this type of contraceptive method.
Hormonal Method
This contraceptive is the female version to its male counterpart.
Female Condom
This surgical procedure snips the Vas Deferens so sperm can not reach the seminal vesicle.
Vasectomy
This is the only 100% effective contraceptive method.
Abstinence
During this stage of pregnancy, the babies punches and kicks get much stronger.
Third Trimester
The baby being pushed from the uterus through the vagina and into the world is what happens during this stage of labor.
2nd stage
This STD is characterized by four stages and in it's late stage can cause brain and nerve damage.
Syphilis
This bacterial STD causes discharge, pain, and burning during urination, but often causes no symptoms at all. Can be treated with antibiotics but if left untreated, could lead to Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (PID).
Chlamydia
IUD
fertility awareness
female condom
diaphragm
birth control ring
male condom
the patch
spermicide
tubal ligation
vasectomy
the pill
cervical cap
birth control implant
birth control shot
Which birth control method also protects again STDs?
condom
Barrier methods work by ______.
physically blocking sperm from reaching the egg
Which of the following birth control methods has the lowest failure rate?
IUD
Which of the following is NOT a good method of contraception for teens?
withdrawal
fertility awareness
sterilization
Spermicide ________.
is recommended for use with condoms, diaphragms and cervical caps
Hormonal birth control methods _______.
require a prescription
Which of the following will prevent pregnancy?
abstaining from sexual contact
Emergency contraception ______.
is a pill containing large doses of female hormones
Which of the following problems is a special risk for pregnant teens?
early delivery
high blood pressure
anemia
Teen mothers __________.
face enormous emotional, financial and social stress
Sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) can be transmitted by ______.
oral
anal
vaginal
Which of the following is NOT true about HPV?
It's easily cured with antibiotics.
T/F: Almost all sexually active adults will be infected at least once with HPV
True
When it comes to STDs, women ______.
have a higher risk of becoming infected than men do
risk more serious health complications than men do
The only way to know whether you have an STD is if you _____.
test positive at a clinic
If a pregnant woman becomes infected with an STD, _____.
her baby could be born with serious health problems
The best way to prevent STD infection is by relying upon _____.
abstinence