Dating and Sexual HealthUnit Test

Thursday April 10th

Define the following:

• Coercion- manipulate, threaten or pressure another person

• Consent – voluntary agreement

• Sexual Assault – Any form of sexual activity without consent

8. Name and describe the three stages of a relationship:

Stage 1 – The sparkle. Based on infatuation. The person is perfect.

Stage 2 – The dissusionment. See the other person’s flaws. Decide to break up or accept and love the person anyway.

Stage 3 – Mutual acceptance and mature love. Comfortable and confident in your relationship.

Define sexual abstinence

Sexual abstinence is no exchange of bodily fluids and/or genital to genital or skin to genital contact.

What are two things that may cause abstinence to fail?

1. Alcohol and/or drug use

2. Sexual assault

3. Not identifying sexual situations

4. Peer pressure

What impact does substance use have on sexual decision making?

• Your judgment is impaired

• You are 7 times more likely to be sexually active when using alcohol

• You are 5 times more likely to be sexually active when using drugs

What is one characteristic of a functional relationship and one for a dysfunctional relationship?

Functional relationship – open and honest communication

Dysfunctional relationship – not respecting one another

Abusive relationship - hitting

What are two methods of contraception used by males and describe?

• Condoms – this is a barrier method that helps to prevent pregnancy by not allowing semen to pass through the condom

• Abstinence

What are two methods of birth control used by females and explain each?

1. Birth control pills – hormonal method of birth control where you take a pill each day except for during your period.

2. Birth control patch – worn for one week at a time except for during your period. It is a hormonal birth control option.

15. Explain how a person can prevent getting an STI or HIV when engaging in oral sex. Explain how to make the needed

protection.

• An oral/dental dam

• Use a condom.

• Cut off the tip

• Cut down one side

• You now have a piece of latex to use as a barrier between you and your partners genitals

What are the 6 steps to using a condom properly?

Step 1 – Check the expiration date/material/air

Step 2 – Push the condom to the side and carefully open

Step 3 – Find the tuque and pinch the tip of the condom

Step 4 – Use your other hand to role down the condom

Step 5 – Hold on to the condom when pulling away from your parnter

Step 6 – Throw the condom in the garbage

17. Describe the difference between infatuation and love. What kind of things are happening in a relationship where there is infatuation and one

where there is love?

• Infatuation – short term, at the start of a relationship, based on physical attraction, exciting

• Love – develops over time, really know one another, intimate

Five qualities of an intimate relationship

• Spend significant, purposeful time together

• Both people share the same desire for closeness

• Mutual respect and equality• Honest open communication• Genuine trust built over time

Reviving Ophelia

What did you learn about dating abuse?

Individual responses – be sure to explain your answers

Fredericton Sexual Assault Crisis Center

• Jenn Gorham

• What did you learn? Explain

Healthy Relationship Brochure

• Answers vary

TEST FORMATReview all your notes, handouts, and assignments

Write the following in your notes:

• Multiple choice – 20 pts

• The difference between infatuation and love

• Reading and response – topic Teen Parenting

• Reviving Ophelia question

• Healthy Relationship brochure

Continued…• Functional vs. dysfunctional relationships• Abstinence definition and advantages• True/False section• Short answer: Choose 4 of 5 topics

– Sexual Assault Crisis Center notes– STI’s/HIV and how to use a condom – Birth control methods– Substance use and sexual decision

making– Intimacy in relationships: qualities

GOOD LUCK AND STUDY HARD!!!