Health Education Final Exam Questions
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Health Education is a course that explores the principles, strategies, and applications of educating individuals and communities about health, wellness, and disease prevention. The curriculum emphasizes the development of knowledge, attitudes, and skills necessary to make informed health decisions and adopt healthy behaviors. Students examine topics such as nutrition, physical activity, mental health, substance abuse prevention, sexual health, and the social determinants of health. The course also covers methods for designing and evaluating health education programs, communication techniques, and the role of cultural, social, and ethical considerations in promoting public health.
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Sexuality Now Embracing Diversity 5th Edition by Janell
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Chapter 1: Exploring Human Sexuality: Past and Present
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Q1) Views of sexuality were very loose and liberal within slave communities.
A)True
B)False
Answer: False
Q2) If using information from The National Survey of Sexual Health and Behavior, which statement would best define what is meant by "having sex"?
A) Engaging in vaginal/penile intercourse
B) Engaging in any form of sexual behavior, i.e., anal sex, oral sex, mutual masturbation
C) Engaging in sexual behaviors limited to penetrative sex such as anal and vaginal/penile
D) None of the above as people seem to hold multiple definitions of what "having sex" is Answer: D
Q3) Sexuality is considered a uniquely human trait.
A)True
B)False
Answer: True
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Chapter 2: Understanding Human Sexuality: Theory and Research
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Q1) Related to research and skepticism, what method is thought to elicit greater responses on sensitive questions?
A) Computer-assisted self-interviews
B) Self-administered questionnaires
C) Face-to-face interviews
D) Focus groups
Answer: A
Q2) Early sexuality researchers from the 19th century concentrated on the healthy and positive aspects of sexuality.
A)True
B)False
Answer: False
Q3) Of the following early sexuality researchers, who would most likely label homosexual behavior as pathological?
A) Magnus Hirschfeld
B) Richard von Krafft-Ebing
C) Katherine Bement Davis
D) Clelia Mosher
Answer: B
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Chapter 3: Communication and Sexuality
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Q1) Describe two non-constructive communication strategies and explain why they could lead to a communication shutdown.
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Q2) When we want to maintain the relationship and not offend someone with our message, which of the three goals of communication are we focusing on?
A) Relational
B) Identity management
C) Getting the job done
D) Communication filtering
Answer: B
Q3) Which of the following terms best describes the environment in which people typically useindirect communication with a listener's understanding being dependent upon the context of the conversation, nonverbal behavior, relationship history, and social rules?
A) A "low context" culture
B) Destructive communication
C) A "high context" culture
D) Defensiveness
Answer: C
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Chapter 4: Gender Development, Gender Roles, and
Gender Identity
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Q1) In the famous Brenda/Bruce story, it was shown how a transgendered person could find psychological well-being through sex reassignment surgery.
A)True
B)False
Q2) If a person identifies as a woman, we can assume that person has female genitalia.
A)True
B)False
Q3) In the 1500s, King Henry VIII of England divorced Catherine of Aragon because she gave birth to a daughter not a son. Henry VIII's reasoning was:
A) Inaccurate: Embryonic hormones differentiate in the 8th week to determine sex.
B) Inaccurate: Sperm cells carry the Y chromosome.
C) Accurate: Egg cells carry the Y chromosome.
D) Accurate: Once a woman has a daughter, subsequent offspring are more likely to be female.
Q4) Define androgyny and give two examples of androgynous behavior.
Q5) How do gender roles affect satisfaction with life in the senior years?
Q6) Describe the process of sexual differentiation in a developing fetus.
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Chapter 5: Female Sexual Anatomy and Physiology
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Q1) Which of the following is NOT a part of the vulva?
A) Mons veneris
B) Clitoris
C) Labia majora
D) Cervix
Q2) During a menstrual cycle, what is the purpose of the uterine lining buildup?
A) To rid the body of toxins accumulated each month
B) To prepare for a pregnancy
C) To maintain blood circulation throughout the reproductive system
D) All of these
Q3) What is the primary function of the fimbriae?
A) Direct the ova from the ovaries to the fallopian tubes.
B) Direct the release of hormones
C) Provide lubrication during sexual stimulation
D) Implant the fertilized egg into the uterus
Q4) Where does fertilization of an ovum normally occur?
A) Uterus
B) Ampulla
C) Ovary
D) Vagina
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Chapter 6: Male Sexual Anatomy and Physiology
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Q1) What term refers to the decrease of blood testosterone concentrations as a male ages?
A) Gynecomastia
B) Priapism
C) Andropause
D) Cryptorchidism
Q2) A man is experiencing a bump in his scrotum. This happened while he was lifting heavy boxes. Which of the following conditions is he most likely to have?
A) Hydrocele
B) Prostate cancer
C) Inguinal hernia
D) Scrotal hernia
Q3) Differentiate between cryptorchidism, testicular torsion, priapism, and Peyronie's disease. Explain what these conditions are, the associated symptoms, and common treatments for each condition.
Q4) Sperm requires temperatures cooler than the body's temperature for viability.
A)True
B)False
Q5) List 3 effects that decreasing levels of testosterone can have on men.
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Chapter 7: Love and Intimacy
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Q1) "If I could never be with ____, I would feel miserable" is an example from which part of Rubin's Love Scale?
A) Needing
B) Caring
C) Intimacy
D) Security
Q2) Which of the following is TRUE according to recent research on pheromones?
A) We tend to be attracted to someone with a similar major histocompatibility complex (MHC) as our own.
B) Pheromones are more influential on human sexual behavior than on animal behavior.
C) Colognes containing pheromones are effective in attracting a compatible partner.
D) Homosexual men respond to pheromones involved in sexual attraction similarly to heterosexual women.
Q3) Describe two problems discussed in your text that are related to measuring love.
Q4) More men than women report "hooking up" behavior on college campuses.
A)True
B)False
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Chapter 8: Childhood and Adolescent Sexuality
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Q1) Which statement describes common feelings of teens about timing of puberty?
A) Girls who mature early feel more positive about their bodies.
B) Boys who develop late feel more positive about their bodies.
C) Early development in girls is less embarrassing than early development in boys.
D) Maturing early or late can be difficult for both boys and girls.
Q2) According to information in your text, which of the following factors increased the risk for an eating disorder?
A) Girls who go through puberty early
B) Boys and girls who experience puberty later than majority of their peers
C) Boys who go through puberty early
D) Receiving information about sex prior to the 5th grade
Q3) Cross-cultural studies show that the majority of teens worldwide are receiving adequate sexuality education.
A)True
B)False
Q4) According to the most recent sexuality studies, oral sex among teens has increased.
A)True
B)False
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Chapter 9: Adult Sexual Relationships
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Q1) The number of people in long-distance relationships has been on the rise.
A)True
B)False
Q2) How do the majority of couples communicate expectations of monogamy?
A) Prenuptial agreement
B) Direct conversation once the relationship becomes serious
C) Assumption
D) Direct conversation at the beginning of a relationship
Q3) Differentiate between domestic partnerships, civil unions, and same-sex marriages. Include information about how each is recognized both federally and by different states.
Q4) Who is more likely to initiate a divorce?
A) The woman
B) The man
C) No difference between genders
D) Neither, most divorces are mutually initiated.
Q5) There is a higher percentage of married men than women who are over 65.
A)True
B)False
Q6) Compare and contrast men's and women's adjustment to divorce.
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Chapter 10: Sexual Expression
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Q1) Masturbation rates remain constant over the lifespan.
A)True
B)False
Q2) What is fellatio?
A) Oral or digital stimulation of the anus
B) Engaging in oral sex simultaneously
C) Oral sex on a female
D) Oral sex on a male
Q3) Compared to the other models of sexual response, David Reed's model is more based on:
A) Physiological response
B) Psychosocial factors
C) Gender differences
D) Cultural influences
Q4) Transudation is another word for erection.
A)True
B)False
Q5) A prescription is required to get a dental dam.
Q6) Explain how the physical changes of aging might affect the sexual response cycle.
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Chapter 11: Sexual Orientation
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Q1) Discuss some key points related to the issue of homosexuality across cultures. Be sure to illustrate your answer with examples from different cultures.
Q2) Explain how laws, the media, and education have all helped reduce homophobia and hate crimes. Be sure to use examples.
Q3) In addition to incorporating seven dimensions of sexual orientation into his model of sexual orientation, what else does Klein include as an important factor?
A) The concept of time - past, present, future
B) The difference between a person's moral beliefs and their actual behaviors
C) The number of same-sex partners someone has before being considered homosexual
D) If a person's first sexual experience was same-sex or other-sex
Q4) According to your textbook, what is a practice used in South Africa to punish lesbian women?
A) Corrective rape
B) Community isolation
C) Spiritual ceremonies
D) Genital mutilation
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Chapter 12: Pregnancy and Birth
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Q1) The majority of births worldwide take place in hospitals.
A)True
B)False
Q2) At what point during the pregnancy do many women report an increased sex drive?
A) During the first trimester
B) During the second trimester
C) During the third trimester
D) Most women report little interest in sex during the entire pregnancy.
Q3) The role of the placenta is to:
A) Supply nutrients to the developing fetus.
B) Aid in respiratory and excretory functions of the fetus.
C) Secrete hormones necessary for the continuation of the pregnancy.
D) All of these
Q4) Explain the process of conception, and describe how the human body is programmed to help pregnancy occur. Make sure to reference information from your textbook.
Q5) In 2011, the IRS announced that breast pumps and other breastfeeding supplies are tax deductible.
A)True
B)False
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Chapter 13: Contraception and Abortion
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Q1) All of the following are ways that emergency contraception works to prevent pregnancy EXCEPT:
A) Inhibits ovulation
B) Thickens cervical mucus
C) Makes endometrium less hospitable for implantation
D) Causes a fertilized egg to be reabsorbed into the body
Q2) What statement is an accurate description of condoms?
A) People who have latex allergies are not able to use condoms.
B) Condoms have been used since the beginning of recorded history.
C) Male condoms cost approximately $3-4 per condom.
D) Condoms can be placed on the penis before or after erection.
Q3) In the 1800s and early 1900s, doctors were the primary ones to provide information about contraception to women and men.
A)True
B)False
Q4) Contraceptive use around the world is related to:
A) Knowledge of contraception
B) Religious teachings.
C) Gender roles in the culture.
D) All of these
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Chapter 14: Challenges to Sexual Functioning
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Q1) If the doctor uses a test that indicates if a man is having nighttime erections, what is he likely checking for?
A) If the condition should be classified as a lifelong sexual dysfunction or an acquired sexual dysfunction
B) If the condition is more likely to have a physiological vs. a psychological cause
C) If the condition can be effectively treated with a drug like Viagra
D) If the condition is situational or generalized
Q2) Danielle experiences involuntary contractions of the muscle that surrounds the entrance to the vagina. This happens when her partner is trying to penetrate her with his penis or using his fingers for stimulation, when she masturbates or uses a tampon, and during pelvic exams at the doctor's office. What is a likely diagnosis for Danielle?
A) Hypoactive sexual desire
B) Vaginismus
C) Vulvodynia
D) Dyspareunia
Q3) Describe the overall category of sexual desire problems and differentiate how these problems are often different for men and women.
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Chapter 15: Sexually Transmitted Infections and Hivaids
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Q1) According to research from the Centers for Disease Control, more than 90% of the time a person's body can clear the HPV virus within two years.
A)True
B)False
Q2) Which of the following statements is not true?
A) Pap smears enable health care providers to monitor precancerous changes in the cervical cells (cervical dysplasia).
B) Pap smears test for three different types of STIs.
C) HPV vaccines exist for both males and females.
D) In the U.S., there is currently no HPV test recommended for men.
Q3) What areas of the world have seen the greatest increase in HIV infections?
A) The U.S. and Europe
B) The U.S. and Africa
C) Central and South America
D) Eastern Europe and Central Asia
Q4) Discuss some of the reasons given in your text for why men who have sex with men have been experiencing increases in rates of STIs. Be sure to reference material from your text. What implications would this information have for providing sexuality education to this population?
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Chapter 16: Varieties of Sexual Expression
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Q1) A person derives sexual arousal and gratification simply from looking at naked children. How would this person be classified?
A) As a pedophile
B) As a necrophile
C) As a troilist
D) None of these because the person does not physically touch the child.
Q2) What types of drug therapy have shown some success with treating paraphilias?
A) Testosterone suppressing drugs and antidepressants
B) Mood stabilizers and drugs commonly used for preventing seizures
C) Antidepressants and mood stabilizers
D) Blood pressure drugs and attention deficit medications
Q3) What term is used to describe a person who becomes sexually aroused primarily from watching others naked or engaging in sex?
A) Voyeur
B) Hyposexual
C) Exhibitionist
D) Necrophiliac
Q4) Where did "Megan's Law" come from? How is "Megan's Law"appliedin communities?
Q5) Identify and explain three common motivations for paraphiliac behaviors.
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Chapter 17: Power and Coercion
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Q1) "Roofies" are the most common "rape drug."
A)True
B)False
Q2) Statistically speaking, who is more likely to commit a crime of rape?
A) John, age 21, frequently watches online porn, hopes to find a future wife who is into traditional female roles such as taking care of the house, kids, and willing to be a stay-home mother when the kids are young
B) Jacob, age 34, doesn't watch porn, stay-home father, has been experiencing a bout of depression
C) Jim, age 40, grew up in an abusive home, works as a women's studies professor, occasionally watches lesbian porn
D) Jennifer, age 31, sexually abused as a child, enjoys bondage and sadomasochist type of sex, currently in a long term relationship with her partner.
Q3) Explain the importance of the three important legislative issues discussed in your text related to rape and sexual assault on college campuses.
Q4) Discuss factors that would impact the experiencesof lesbian women who are raped.
Q5) Explain 3 factors that describe why there is no single definition of rape.
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Chapter 18: Sexuality in the Media and the Arts
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Q1) All of the following statements regarding Thailand are accurate EXCEPT:
A) People who do "indirect" sex work in Thailand make the most money.
B) Sex workers in Thailand are required to participate in the governmental STI monitoring system.
C) It is up to the sex worker to establish and regulate their own policies related to the use of condoms.
D) College students in Thailand often report that sex work protects "good women" from being raped.
Q2) Lahey argues that attempts to determine the effects of pornography are missing the point because they have not focused on what?
A) The voices of women
B) The impact of pornography on overall relationship satisfaction
C) The voices of children harmed through the pornography industry
D) The motivations behind people's use of pornography
Q3) Streetwalking is the most dangerous form of prostitution.
A)True
B)False
Q4) Identify the pros and cons of legalized sex work.
Q5) Identify what factors research has found motivate people to hire sex workers.
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