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What is sexual identity?
Labelling a person as either male or female based on genitalia
What is gender identity?
How a person identifies (male, female, neither, both)
What is sexual orientation?
A person’s gender preference for sexual attraction (ex: heterosexual, homosexual)
What is considered safe sex?
Condom use, STI prevention, partner communication and seeking care when needed
What is considered unsafe sex?
Sexual activities with increased risk of infection or unintended pregnancy (e.g., unprotected anal or vaginal intercourse)
Is sexual identity objective or subjective?
objective
Is gender identity objective or subjective?
subjective
At what age do children become aware of their gender?
Around 2½ to 3 years old
Around what age does physical puberty changes begin?
Age 9-10
What happens during adolescence in sexual development?
Secondary sex characteristics develop; menstruation begins, testes drop, scrotum increases in size
What happens to sexuality in young adulthood
Establishing intimate relationships; sexual activity commonly continues
What happens in middle adulthood regarding sexuality?
Hormone production decreases; women experience menopause, men experience andropause (decrease in sperm production)
What is a common issue older women may experience during sex?
Vaginal dryness and pain
What factors influence sexuality (name 4)
family
culture
religion
personal ethics & expectations
What is infertility?
Inability to conceive after one year of unprotected sex.
What are signs of sexual abuse?
Injuries, fear of perineal care, painful urination, difficulty sitting/walking, sleep disturbance.
What should nurses do when a patient behaves in a sexually inappropriate way?
Set firm limits, communicate clearly, and report behavior if needed
What is sexual behavior?
The wide range of sexual activities people engage in (e.g., kissing, masturbation, penetration)
What is the main goal of sexual health teaching?
To increase knowledge and promote safe, respectful sexual practices
What developmental stage includes menstruation and voice changes?
Adolescence
What developmental stage may emphasize romance and intimacy rather than sex?
Older Adulthood