Unit 1 Test

With coercion in the context of relationship?

Pressure manipulation ad control In a relationship

What is statutory rape?

One person is under the age of consent.

What is rape culture?

A society that normalizes and trivializes sexual violence and victim-blaming.

A person in a relationship who always seeks approval and validation is called

A people pleaser

A baby moves down into the pelvic area before delivery

Lightening

When someone uses fear or mind games in order to gain control over another person

Psychological abuse

A structure that provides the fetus with nutrients and oxygen

Placenta

Non-physical mistreatment that lowers a persons self esteem

Emotional abuse

A condition where the placenta blocks the cervix, preventing vaginal delivery

Placenta previa

A person who concisely lies in a relationship

Liar

A condition in which tissues from the uterus grows outside it, causing pain

Endometriosis

The area between the anus and the genitals

Perineum

The white, waxy substance that protects the fetus in the womb.

Vernix

Pregnancy when the embryo grows outside the uterus, often int he fallopian tubes

ectopic

What is the difference between criminal sexual constant and sexual assault?

Criminal sexual conduct involves specific touching without permission, forceable touching, while sexual assault generally refers to any unwanted sexual contact or behavior (penetration)

What is the purpose of Romeo and Juliet Laws

Romeo and Juliet Laws are designed to prevent the prosecution of underage individuals for consensual sexual activities, particularly when both participants are close in age.

What is victim blaming?

Placing blame on the victim instead of the perpetrator.

Preeclampsia is a disorder in pregnancy involving

High blood pressure and kidney malfunction

How might the statue of limitations impact a sexual assault case?

The statute of limitations sets a maximum time after an event within which legal proceedings may be initiated. In sexual assault cases, if the time limit expires, the victim may lose the right to seek justice through legal channels.

What is the role of an obstretician?

An obstetrician specializes in pregnancy, childbirth, and postpartum care, providing medical support and monitoring for expectant mothers and their babies.

5-6 weeks pregnancy

Embryo is ant sized, heart beating and facial features.

8-9 weeks pregnancy

Fetus can move lids, earlobes, lids and shut.

10-11 weeks

Embryo becomes fetus, bones harden, and air sacs.

15-16 weeks pregnancy

Mom feels movement, can suck thumb, and develops more defined features.

19-23 weeks pregnancy

24-27 weeks pregnancy

taste buds develop, 12 inches long, 1 pound

28-27 weeks pregnancy

3 pounds, 17 inches.

37-39 weeks pregnancy

Full term baby, all organs function.

A highly cooled structure where sperm matures is called

epididtamus

Swelling caused by fluid retention in body tissue is called

edema

What happens to the cervix during ovulation

Lengthens, thin mucus, opens and softens.

what happens to the cervix while not ovulating

Closes, shortens, hardens, sticky/thick mucus

What is ovulation

Mature egg releases

Where is sperm created

Testicles

What reasons would a women may have a c-section

Active STD infection, baby is too big, breeched, placenta previa.

What is amniotic fluid

Protects the fetus

What does APGAR stand for

Appearance, pulse, grimace, activity respiration

What is breech presentation

Feet first

What dilates during childbirth

Cervix(10 cm)

What is the purpose of the scrotum

Regulate temperature in testciels

What part of the sperm protects it?

Acrosome

What does the Cowper gland do?

Cleans out urine