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71 Cards in this Set
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Alcohol use has led to how many reported incidents of sexual assault?
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70,000
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How many incidents of unprotected sex can be linked to alcohol in the past year?
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400,000
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How many injuries can be linked to alcohol in the past year?
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500,000
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How many assaults can be linked to alcohol in the past year?
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600,000
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How many student deaths can be linked to alcohol in the past year?
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1,400
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In 2004 what % of CS report engaging in "heavy episodic" drinking in the preceding 2 weeks
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40%
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In 2004 what % of CS met diagnostic criteria for alcohol use/dependency in the preceding 12 months?
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20%
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What act required all states to raise their minimum purchase and public possession of alcohol to 21?
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The National Minimum Drinking Age Act of 1984
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High-risk or "binge" drinking
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Consumption of at least 5 or more drinks for men and at least 4 for women on at least one occasion in the past 2 weeks
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1 drink
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half oz. of abs. alcohol
12 oz beer 5 oz wine 1.5 oz of spirits |
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% of UF students who engage in binge drinking at least one a week
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Males 51%
Females 39% |
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National % of students who engage in binge drinking at least once a week
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males 47%
Females 32% (UF is above avg) |
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Breath Alcohol Concentration(BrAC)
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The concentration of alcohol in one's breath
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Where does alcohol consumption occur most frequently?
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on-premise alcohol establishments
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BrAC Range
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.000-.281 (legal driving limit .08)
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Mons pubis
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Pad of fatty tissue covering the pubic bone
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Labia Minora
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Folds of mucous membrane
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Labia Majora
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Folds of skin and erectile tissue that enclose openings
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Clitoris
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female sexual organ, only known function is pleasure
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Urethral Opening
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Urine leaves the body
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Vaginal Opening
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Opening to the vagina
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Hymen
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a thin membrane that may cover the vagina in some women
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Perineum
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the are between the vulva an anus
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Endometrium
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inner lining of the uterus, either prepares the uterus for implantation or menstrual flow
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Scrotum
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Protects the testes
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Testes
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Manufacture testosterone
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Epididymis
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Sperm ripen here in a comma shaped structure at the back of the testes
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Vasa Deferentia
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Tubules wound in the epididymides that carry sperm from the testes to the urethra
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Seminal vesicles
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Provides fluids to semen
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Prostate glands
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provides fluids to semen
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Cowper's glands
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secretes fluid that lubricates the urethra(male)
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Cunnilingus
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oral stimulation of the female's genitals
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Fellatio
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Oral stimulation of the male's genitals
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Bacterial STDs
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Curable through antibiotics; Chlamydia, Syphilis, Gonorrhea
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Viral STDs
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Treatment but no cure; Herpes, HPV, Hepatitus
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Most common STD
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Chlamydia
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Sponge
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Pouch fits over the cervix and is filled with N-9
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Diaphragm
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Dome-shaped cup of thin rubber stretched over a collapsible metal ring
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Cervical Cap
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Thinble-shaped rubber or plastic cup and held in place by suction
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Cervical Shield
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Silicone cup with one way valve that creates suction and helps it fit against the cervix
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Dental Dam
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Placed over the vulva during oral sex
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Most important factor to consumers in selecting a hospital
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Insurance coverage
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Health Care Triangle
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Cost containment, access, quality; a change in one will change all three
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Likelihood of not being insured is greater for those who are:
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younger, less educated, have lower incomes, not caucasion, not US citizens, males
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Medicare
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Eligible if you or spouse has worked 10 years in medicare covered employment, are 65 years or older, and permanent resident of US
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Medicaid
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Limited income and resources
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Federal Employees Health Benefits
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Widest selection of health plans in Country
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Premiums
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Regular periodic health insurance payments
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Deductible
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Amount of money that the beneficiary must pay before the insurance company begins to pay for covered services
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Co-insurance
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Portion of an insurance company's approved amounts for covered services that the beneficiary is responsible for paying
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Fixed Indemnity
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Max. amount an insurer will pay for a certain service
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Exclusion
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Specific health condition that is excluded from coverage
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Pre-existing condition
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that which has been diagnosed or treated 6 months before health policy begain
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Trash avg. american creates in a day
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4.6 lbs/ 1.5 is recycled
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The Green Revolution
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Strains of plants developed to resist diseases, pests, drought, and flooding
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Gerontology
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The study of aging from maturity through old age
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Geriatrics
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The medical care of older adults
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Young old cohort
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65-74
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Middle old cohort
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75-84
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Oldest old cohort
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85+
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Chronological age
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birth age
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Biological age
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age relative to the potential maximal lifespan
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Social age
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Unwritten expectations of how a person should act
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Psychological age
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ability to adapt to different circumstances; maturity level
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Egalitarian societies
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Oldest, simplest, and technologically simplest, hunter/gatherers; Older people given highest honor
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Ranked Horticultural Societies
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Permanent residents of an area, "big men" acquire large proportion of goods and power, age is a criteria for distribution of wealth
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Age-set societies
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Mainly african cultures, status and rights are assigned to each age set, men and women in different groups
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Ageism
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systematic stereotyping and discrimination against people because they are old
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Primary Prevention
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Reduce the risk for disease and illness; checkups
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Secondary Prevention
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Early detection and treatment of disease and illness
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Tetriary Prevention
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Recovery or rehab of the disease or condition after the disease has been developed
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