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They believed that the primary purpose of sex was procreation and had a positive view on pleasure between husband and wive
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Biblical Hebrews
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One good way to obtain a random sample is to randomly pick names from the phonebook
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False, in a random sample all possible samples of the same size have an equal chance of being selected.
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1/2 of Americans will get an STI in their life
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false 1/4
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Victorian-era physician who emphasized sexuality of adults and children
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Freud
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Viewed sex for procreation as an unpleasant necessity and thought desiring your spouse was sinful, huge hypocrite
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Saint Augustine
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First to conduct a large scale physiological study of human sexual behavior
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Masters and Johnson
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Conducted the first large scale survey of American sexual attitudes and behaviors
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Alfred Kinsey
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First influence on christian sexual values, he regarded bodily pleasures and evil, believed celibacy was superior to marriage
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Saint Paul
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Victorian researcher who was tolerant of sexuality, had wet dreams as a child, learned that masturbation would not harm you, thought masturbation and homoness were normal
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Henry Havelock Ellis
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Held a recent survey of adults living in households across america
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Edward Laumann
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Most sexually repressed society in the world
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Inis Baeg
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The belief that body and soul are separate and antagonistic
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Dualism
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Belief that your society's customs and beliefs are superior to others
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Ethnocentric
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Nocturnal emissions, wet dreams are called this in Victorian era
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Spermatorrahea
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What is "sex" or "had sex"
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any mutually voluntary activity that involves genital contact
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Female genitalia
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Vulva
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What does the Vulva consist of?
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mons veneris, labia majora, labia minora, clitoris, vaginal opening, urethral opening
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How many women will get breast cancer?
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1 in 8
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What does the female reproductive system consist of.
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Vagina, uterus, Fallopian tubes, ovaries
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What is the depository for the sperm?
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The vagina.
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What picks up and ovum (a mature egg) after an ovary releases it?
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Fallopian Tube
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Area between the Labia Minoras
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Vestibular Area
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Women should have an annual pelvic and Pap smear for what?
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Cervix cancer
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Male external anatomy?
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Penis and testicles
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The engorgement of these cause an erection.
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Corpora Cavernosa and the Corpora Spongiosum
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Rounded end of the penis
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Glans
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What does the four part ductless consist of?
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Epididymus, Vas deferens, Ejaculatory ducts, Urethra
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What is the Epididymis
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formed by the convergence of the seminiferous tubules, located on the back of each testicle,
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Sperm and fluids form the blanks form semen.
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Seminal vesticles and prostate gland
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The structure that releases pre cum
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Cowper's Gland
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What age should women start having mammograms?
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40
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Is there a direct pathway between the ovaries and the Fallopian tubes?
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Naw bo
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Area of the brain important for sexual functioning?
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Hypothalamus
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Term used to refer to the vaginal opening.
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Introitus
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Ring of sphincter muscles that surround the vaginal opening and root of penis?
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Bulbocavernosus (BC) Muscle
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Two glands located at the bottom of the labia minora
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Bartholin's glands
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Large muscle that surrounds the vagina and the bladder, has a large amount of nerves
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Pubococcygeus (PC) Muscle
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Structures on both sides of the vaginal opening that become engorged with blood during sexual arousal
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Vestibular bulbs
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gland located at the base of the brain
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Pituitary
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Men over the age of 50 should get an exam for cancer of this
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Prostate cancer
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Innermost layer of the uterus that is sloughed off
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Endometrium
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After sperm travels through the vas deferens it enters
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The Ejaculatory Ducts
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Where does most of the fluid in semen come from?
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Seminal Vesicles
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What are the glands at the bottom of the labia minora that produce an alkaline fluid?
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Bartholin's Glands
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What part of the testicles are the sperm produced in?
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Seminiferous tubules
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Both of these have corpora cevernosa
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Clitoris and penis
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The muscle surrounding the vagina and bladder is called the
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Pubococcyigeus Muscle
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Where is the g spot located?
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On the front of the vagina.
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The pituitary hormone that causes the production of milk?
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Prolacticin
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How are hormones released into the bloodstream?
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ductless endocrine glands
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What is the pituitary hormone that starts the menstrual cycle?
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FSH
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Estrogen from the the follical promotes the growth of what, inhibits the release of what and simulates the release of what?
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The endometrium, FSH and LH
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The onset of ovulation is cause by the surge of what?
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LH
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At the start of ovulation where does the ovum expelled to.
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The abdominal cavity.
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What is the ovum picked up by?
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Fallopian tube
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What secretes large amounts of progesterone during the postovulatory phase?
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Corpus Luteum
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The animal equivalent to the menstrual cycle
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Estrous cycle
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What does menstrual discharge consist of?
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Sloughed off endometrial tissue, mucus and blood
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FSH promotes the production of what in men?
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Sperm
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This stimulates the production of male hormones
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lutenizing hormones
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Absence of menstruation
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Ammenorrhea
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PMS last how many days before menstruation?
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3-14
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Painful Menstruation
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Dysmenorrhea
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Painful menstruation is caused by the production of
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Prostaglandis
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The pattern of physiological responses during sex
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The Sexual Response Cycle
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The steps of the sexual response cycle.
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Excitement, plateau, orgasm, resolution
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Creator of sexual response cycle other than masters and johnson
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Helen Kaplan
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This is the first response in the excitement phase
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vascongestive response
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In women physiological arousal doesn't correlate well with
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Subjective arousal
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The pattern of physiological responses during sex
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The Sexual Response Cycle
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The steps of the sexual response cycle.
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Excitement, plateau, orgasm, resolution
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Creator of sexual response cycle other than masters and johnson
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Helen Kaplan
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This is the first response in the excitement phase
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vasocongestive response
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In women physiological arousal doesn't correlate well with
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Subjective arousal
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The outer 1/3 of the vagina becomes swollen with blood during this phase.
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Plateau
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What does the clitoris do during the plateau phase?
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It disappears behind the clitoral hood.
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What percent of women get a sex-tension flush rash?
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50-70
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The real essence of the orgasm occurs not in the genitals but in the
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Brain
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What are the two phases of male orgasm?
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Emission and expulsion
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Time when a man cannot have an orgasm.
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Refractory
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The return to the unaroused state
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Resolution
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What percentage of women regularly experience orgasm during intercourse?
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30-50
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Stimulation of the G spot sometimes causes
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emission of fluid
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Arousal can occur in seconds in both men and women
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True
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Does the secretion of fluids slow down or speed up if the plateau phase is prolonged
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Slows down
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Were the rhythmic contractions during orgasm recorded by MJ strongly related to a person's subjective sensations of pleasure
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No
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Is there a strong relationship between vaginal vosocongestion and a woman's subjective sense of sexual arousal
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No
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Specific sensations that cause a person to seek out, or become receptive to sexual experiences
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Desire
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What does the excitement phase consist of?
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Penis becoming erect, vaginal lubrication, nipples becoming erect, clitoris most prominent, scrotum thickens and pulls the testicles towards the body, the walls of the inner 2/3 of vagina ballon out and labia majora flatten and spread apart
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What does the plateau phase consist of?
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Cowper's glands secret a few drops of clear fluid, labia minora becomes engorged with blood, clitoris pulls back against the pubic bone, sex-tension flush appears, outer 1/3 of the vagina becomes engorged with blood, nipples become less erect, testicles increase in size.
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What does the orgasm phase consist of?
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(female)Rhythmic muscular contractions in the outer vagina, uterus and anal sphincter muscles, (male) rhythmic muscle contraction s in the vas deferens, prostate gland, urethra and anal sphincter muscles, in men a fluid is released
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What does the resolution phase consist of?
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(female) Blood drains from the breasts, outer third of the vagina, labia minora and clitoris, (male) blood drains from the penis and testicles, return to unaroused state
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What are examples of vasocongestive responses?
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Penis becoming more erect, labia minora becoming engorged with blood, vaginal lubrication, sex-tension flush, the clitoris becoming prominent, the outer third of the vagina becoming engorged with blood, the testicles enlarging
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When tissues become filled with blood during sexual arousal_____?
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Vasocongestion
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The fluid emitted by some women is through the ____?
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Urethra
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The engorgement and swelling of the outer third of the vagina was named ______ by MJ
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Orgasmic platform
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