Midterm 2

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Fetish

Back 1

Sezual attraction that plays a central role in a person's sez life

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Partialism

Back 2

A fetish attraction to partof the body

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Transvestism

Back 3

Wearing clothes of the other sez for purpose of sexual arousal (not cross dressing)

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Frotteurism

Back 4

Sexual arousal from touching or rubbing genitals against strangers without consent (I.e. in a crowded place)

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Exhibitionism

Back 5

Sexual arousal by exposure of genitals to stranger

Front 6

Voyeurism

Back 6

Sexual arousal by watching people while they are undresseling or engaged in sex

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Adult babies

Back 7

An adult who obrains sexual satisfaction from acting as a baby or toddler

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Masochism

Back 8

Sexual aroual from being subjected to pain, bondage, or humiliation

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Sadism

Back 9

Sexual arousal by the infliction of pain, bondage, or humiliation on others, or by witnessing the recipients of suffering (consensual)

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Sexual sadism disorder

Back 10

Same as sadism but without consent

Front 11

BDSM

Back 11

Bondage, dominance, submission, sadism, masochism

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Pubic lice

Back 12

T: direct contact (may spread to hairy parts of skin)

S&C: itching, damage by scratching, visible nits

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Scabies

Back 13

T: passed by close physical contact and crowded conditions

S&C: itching, rash that disrupts sleep, with visible reddish tracks or pustules

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Trichomoniasis

Back 14

T: passed through sexual contact

S&C: Men = discharge from urethra, along with painful urination. Women = foul smelling frothy green vaginal discharge, abdominal discomfort, vaginal itching and redness with an urge to urinate freq.

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Syphilis

Back 15

T: direct sexual contact & mother to fetus

S&C: three phases = Primary) chancre; Secondary) painless rash, fever symptoms, muscle pain; Latent) none; Tertiary) large ulcers appear on skin or organs, causing organ damage

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Gonorrhea

Back 16

T: sexual contact (including oral & anal)

S&C: (may be asymptomatic) Men = thick discharge of pus from urethra, burning urination and epididymitis; Women = yellow or bloody vaginal discharge, bleeding during coitus, burning during urination, and cause of PID

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Chlamydia

Back 17

T: Sexual contact (oral & anal); woman to infant during childbirth

S&C: (may be asymptomatic) Men = thin urethral or anal discharge, burning during urination, epididymitis and prostatitis; Women = thin vaginal or anal discharge, painful urination, can cause PID, leading to infertility or ectopic pregnancy.

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Herpes

Back 18

T: Sexual or nonsexual contact; HSV 1 = ORAL; HSV 2 = GENITAL

S&C: Recurrent breakouts of blisters, or fissures localized at site of infection, may be painful; reddish, slightly elevated spots or clusters of spots; fever symptoms; can increase risk of cervical cancer

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Genital Warts HPV

Back 19

T: Sexual contact (ORAL & anal)

S&C: soft pink bumps; cauliflower type growths. Genital & anal wadts, and rare cancer of external genitalia

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Precancerous changes in cervix or anus

Back 20

T: sexual contact (ORAL & anal sex)

S&C: usually asymptomatic, none at early stages, and can cause cervical and anal cancer

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Hepatitis B

Back 21

T: Sexual contact, or contact w contaminated blood

S&C: jaundice, fever, malaise, tenderness and swelling of liver {most people recover}

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Hepatitis A

Back 22

T: fecal oral route(may be spread by food handlers)

S&C: similar to Hep B but milder ; does not progress to chronic hepatitis

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HIV/AIDS (retrovirus)

Back 23

T: sexual contact, contaminated blood, mother to fetus & breastfeeding

S&C: acute flu like illness, symptoms vary, after Latent period opportunistic infection occur, cervical cancer, lymphoma, wasting

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Urethritis

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T: commonly but not necessarily caused by sex, may be caused by gonorrhea

S&C: painful urination, urethral discharge, can spread to bladder and reproductive tract

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Pedophile

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A person whose sexual feelings are directed towards prepubescent children

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Child molester

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An adult who has sexual contact with a prepubescent child

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Telephone Scatalogia

Back 27

Sexual arousal from making obscene telephone calls

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Zoophilia

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Preference for sexual contacts with animals

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Beastiality

Back 29

Sexual contact between a person and an animal

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Necrophilia

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Sexual arousal from viewing or having contact with dead bodies

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Autoerotic Asphyxia

Back 31

Self strangulation for purposes of sexual arousal

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Theories of Paraphilia

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1. Biological factors

2. Learning Processes

3. Courtship Disorder

4. May represent sexual escape route

5. Cycle of Abuse

6. Multiple causes

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Autogynephilia

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Being attracted to oneself as a woman (secondary story of transwomen)

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Rape

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Coitus accomplished by force or threat or force

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Sexual assault

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Any sexual act performed by force or threat of force

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Statutory Rape

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Penetrative sex when a partner is legally unable to give consent on account of age

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Why are most rapes non reported?

Back 37

1/3 of rapes are reported.

Reasons: personal matter, afraid of reprisals, protect perpetrator, police bias

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Why do men rape?

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1. Evolutionary Roots

2. Social Forces

3. Theorists debate whether rape is sexual

4. Characteristics of Rapists : a. less socioeconomic status, less education, worse relationship w parents, self centered, lower capacity for empathy

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Partner violence three phase cycle

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1. Tension building phase

2. Violent Phase

3. Reconciliation phase

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5 steps to BDSM

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1. Pins down on bed

2. Ties gently

3. Ties tighter

4. Spanks

5. Hits

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Steps to transitioning

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1. Evaluation psychologically & physically

2. Real life experience

3. Hormones to begin changing body

4. Sex reassignment surgery

5. Follow ups

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PID may cause sterilization by

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Scarring the ovidcuts, resulting in infertility or subfertility

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Percented tied to PID

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1= 11%

2= 23%

3= 54%

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Low risk of STD transmission

Back 44

Kissing, fondling, hand-genital contact, general body contact

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Highest cause of STDs

Back 45

Coitus, anal sex, and anilingus

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What can be used to decrease risk of STD?

Back 46

1. Condoms

2. Abstinence

3. Not sharing sex toys

Front 47

Formicophilia

Back 47

Sexual arousal from having ants on the body

Front 48

Types of Childbirth

Back 48

1. Natural Child Birth

2. Full anesthesia (woman can't help push)

3. Partial anesthesia (like full but less)

4. Analgesia (mild pain killers)

5. Prepared childbirth (education, distraction of pain, focus on POS, relaxation exercises, px provide comfort)

6.Laboyer (helps baby adjust to environment)

7. Cesarean birth (C-section)

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Why are males & females sometimes different?

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1. Parents

2. Teachers

3. Mass Media

4. Society in General

5. Peer Group

6. Teens

7. Marriage

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Mass Media studies

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1. Comparing heavy viewer kids to light viewer kids shows heavyviewers had more stereotypes of female & male beh.

2. When kids watch commercials w females in nonstereotyped roles, kids develop less stereotype views of male & female beh.