PCD TEST REVIEW

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PCDTEST REVIEW

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• Understand teen sexuality, teen pregnancy, and
  responsible decisions about abstinence versus
  sexual activity

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Teen mothers face the risk of having many
physical problems during pregnancy. What is
the most likely cause?

• Teens are more likely to have difficulty during
  delivery
• Teens are more likely to have high blood pressure
• Teens often do not eat properly
• Teens skeletal structure may not be fully
  developed
• D

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How do teens show their sexuality?

• Attitudes
• Walking and moving
• Speech, talk, actions
• Dress

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Which illustrates a physical aspect of teen
sexuality?

• Mark is growing hair in places he had not seen
  hair before.
• Martha is noticing that her priorities have
  changed.
• Nathan is more responsible that he was in the
  past.
• Olive wants to live by herself.
• A

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There are different aspects of teen sexuality

• P
• I
• E
• S
• All stand for
• Physical
• Intellectual
• Emotional
• Social

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PPhysical

• Hormonal changes
• Changes in physical appearance that accompany
  puberty

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IIntellectual

• Changes in sense of responsibly
• Changes in priorities

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EEmotional

• Mood swings
• Emotional ups and downs

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SSocial

• Attractions to new friends
• Changing family relationships
• Greater independence
• Desire to spend more time with friends
• Questioning parental authority
• Effects of media on teen sexuality

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• Pregnancy can affect plans that teens might have
  for the future.
• When Jan and Scott found out that Jan was
  pregnant, they decided not to get married.
• Scott decided to help care for the child and
  support Jan and the child.
• Scott took a job at night which requires him to
  work until midnight.
• Then he has to go to school the next day.
• Jan worked after school as long as she could.
• Jan had some medical problems, so the doctor
  confined her to bed three months before the baby
  was due.
• She was very concerned about her school work but
  more concerned about the health of her baby.
• Which problem in the scenario illustrates an
  education risk for Jan?
• A. Jans concern for her babys health
• B. Jans medical problems and being confined to
  bed
• C. Scott working until midnight
• D. Scott supporting Jan and the baby
• B

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Which problem in the scenario illustrates a
health risk to Jan?

• Decision to not get married
• Jans confinement to bed during pregnancy
• Jan working after school
• Scott working until midnight
• B

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Abstinence vs. Sexual Activitythat is the
question!!

• Whats the two potential consequences of sexual
  activity?
• PREGNANT
• STD

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Consequences of Pregnancy

• Health risks
• Impact on educational choices
• Financial problems
• Emotional and social stress

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Consequences of STD

• Chlamydia
• Gonorrhea
• Syphilis
• Herpes
• Genital warts
• Pubic lice
• Trichomoniasis
• Candidiasis
• HIV/AIDS
• (human immunodeficiency virus/acquired
  immunodeficiency syndrome)

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A person who has an STD has a symptom of a yellow
or white discharge from the penis. These
symptoms are associated with which STD?

• Gonorrhea
• Pubic lice
• Syphilis
• Trichomoniasis
• A

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What the results of poor eating habits to the
mother and baby?

• To Mother
• Deprive the mother of adequate nutrition, may
  lead to pregnancy-induced hypertension

• To Baby
• Deprive the fetus of
  adequate nutrition.

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What are the results of undeveloped skeletal
structure to mother and baby?

• To Mother
• More likely to experience problems with spine and
  pelvic bones during pregnancy and birth

• To Baby
• Danger to baby during delivery

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What are the results of High blood pressure to
mother and baby?

• To Mother
• Effects on kidney, heart, and blood circulation
  may lead to convulsions or death higher for
  teens under 15 than adults

• To Baby
• Greater risk of premature delivery, stillbirth,
  miscarriage

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What are the results of Exposure to harmful
substances, such as smoking, drinking, and drug
use to mother and baby?

• To Baby
• Can lead to miscarriage/stillbirth
• low birth weight
• growth defects
• intestinal abnormalities
• Hyperactivity
• uncontrollable trembling
• learning problems
• addiction

• To Mother
• Can lead to increased heart rate
• blood pressure
• rapid breathing
• reduces the flow of blood

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Miscarriage

• The expulsion of a baby from the mothers body
  before week 20 of pregnancy

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Stillbirth

• Loss of fetus after 20 weeks of pregnancy

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Premature

• Babies that are born before 37 weeks of
  development and weigh less that 5 pounds 8 ounces
  at birth

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Low Birth Weight

• Babies who weigh less than 5 pounds, 8 ounces at
  birth

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Abstinence

• Avoiding sexual activity completely

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teen sexuality

• A persons self-concept as a male or female
  linked with physical, intellectual, emotional,
  and social development

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STDs

• STDs are diseases and infections which are
  capable of being spread from person to person
  through
• sexual intercourse
• oral-genital contact or in non-sexual ways.
• IV drug
• Infected Blood

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ChlamydiaSTD

• Most common in developed countries
• Caused by a bacteria called
• Chlamydia trachomatis
• Often producing no symptoms
• Can cause infertility
• Not able to reproduce
• Chronic (constant) pain
• or a tubal pregnancy if left untreated

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gonorrhea

• A sexually transmitted bacterial disease caused
  by bacteria that causes inflammation of the
  genitals, burning pain when urinating, and a
  discharge

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syphilis

• A serious sexually transmitted disease caused by
  the spirally bacteria that affects many body
  organs and parts, including the genitals, brain,
  skin, and nervous tissue

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herpes

• A viral infection causing small painful blisters
  and inflammation, most commonly at the junction
  of skin and mucous membrane in the mouth or nose
  or in the genitals

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genital warts

• A knotty lump which grows on the external sexual
  organs

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pubic lice

• Microscopic parasites that live in the pubic
  hairs usually referred to as crabs

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trichomoniasis

• A sexually transmitted infection, especially of
  the vagina, marked by persistent discharge and
  intense itching.

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candidiasis

• Commonly called thrush, it is a fungal infection
  characterized by creamy-white, cordlike patches
  on the tongue and other mucosal surfaces of the
  mouth.

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HIV human immunodeficiency virus

• An infectious agent that causes acquired
  immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) which breaks
  down a persons immune system

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Prevention

• Abstinence