FMST 316 final Test Questions with Correct Answers Latest Update

FMST 316 final Test Questions with Correct Answers Latest Update Testicles - Answers - 2 testes located in the scrotal sac - left defended further than the right - produces hormones and immature sperm - analogous to the ovaries - very vulnerable Cremaster muscles function - Answers - contract and release to: 1 - regulated temperature of sperm (just below body temp) 2 - contracts when sexually aroused in anticipation of ejaculation 3 -- during fight or flight (high adrenaline) the ejaculation - Answers - sperm mixed with seminal vesicle fluid and prostate fluid (70%) - only some sperm have the right constitutions to unite with egg (the rest are Kamikaze sperm to help) - seminiferous tubules epididymis vas deferens through seminal vesicals prostate (ejaculatory duct) exited out the uerethra Priapism - Answers - persistent and painful erection that lasts for hours due to spongey tissue holding into blood for too long = stretched tissue - caused by circulatory disorder, hypertension, or drugs peyronie's disease - Answers - curvature of penis due to build up of scar tissue and calcium deposits in spongy tissue - blockage of blood and pain clitoral sensitivity - Answers - same number of nerve endings/glands as a penis but more sensitive because they are concentrated in a small region The vagina - Answers - 10 - 14 cm long with few nerve endings - purpose for intercourse, and acts as a canal for blood and birth - angled towards back with walls lined together, potential space that you put something there - secretes fluids to clean vagina and keep bacteria out as well as for lubrication when aroused primary amenorrhea - Answers - not menstruating - start worrying around 16 secondary amenorrhea - Answers - absence of period for 3+ months in women who menstruate - causes: endocrine disorder (not making enough estrogen), too thin/not enough body fat, and experiencing extreme stress, illness or injury (survival mechanism) endometriosis - Answers - part of the uterine lining breaks away, travelling down Fallopian tube into abdominal cavity where it binds and grows outside the uterus causing severe cramps and pain ectopic pregnancy - Answers - fertilized egg implants somewhere other than the uterus (typically the Fallopian tube) "that guy" - Answers - hyper masculine, supports male dominance, and lacks impulse control due to self importance and entitlement - objectify women - believe rape myths high alcohol use - peer acceptance o of above behaviours - usually in frats, uni/pro sports teams, and military victim precipitation theory - Answers - "Victim blaming" suggesting that characteristics about the victim make them more vulnerable and susceptible to sexual assault evolutionary theory - Answers - men and women have different reproductive strategies: - men need to spread their seed - women need to protect their eggs rapist psychopathology - Answers - men assault women because of mental illness, uncontrollable urges or intoxication feminist theory - Answers - sexual assault is another tool to keep women in their place (women being subservient to men) sociological theory - Answers - a women have become more equal to men over the years, sexual assault is one of the inly ways men can exert power and control over women (power differential) attitudes about STBBIs - Answers - many people hold negative/ judgemental attitudes about STBBIs (ex. they are slutty) - poor attitudes lead to poor comminication -- poor judgements in avoiding them - less testing and condom use High risk Groups - WSM - Answers - vaginal tissue is fragile and can tear microscopically, allowing fluids and STBBIs to enter the blood stream during sexual intercourse - women expose to more fluids and for longer periods of time (ex. semen stays in vagina) leading to increased risk of STBBIs - women more likely to be asymptomatic progestin only methods - Answers - includes mini pill, depo provera injection, nexplanon implant, IUD, and plan B - means egg will be fertilized but can't implant - uterus is inhospitable - unsuitable method for people that believe life starts moment of conception