UTS
問題一覧
1
The quadrant that represents things that both I know about myself, and that you
know about me
Open
2
The quadrant represents things that you know about me, but that I am
unaware of
Blind
3
The quadrant represents tha things that I know about myself, that you do not
know
Hidden
4
The quadrant represents that things that neither I know about myself, nor you
know about me
Unknown
5
One way of enlarging the open
quadrant
Self disclosure
6
TRUE or FALSE
We also gain knowledge about
ourselves by receiving feedback
from others this enables me to
learn more about aspect of myself
that I am unaware of and therefore
moving information from my BLIND
quadrant into the OPEN.
TRUE
7
TRUE or FALSE
A give and take process between
me and the people I interact with.
TRUE
8
TRUE or FALSE
As I share something about myself
(I move information from my hidden
quadrant into the open)
TRUE
9
TRUE or FALSE
If the other party is interested
in getting to know me, they will
reciprocate, by similarly
disclosing information in their
hidden quadrant
TRUE
10
Named after the first names of its
inventors
Johari Window
11
Useful models describing the
process of human interaction.
Johari Window
12
TRUE or FALSE
The lines dividing the four panes are
like window shades, which can move as
an interaction progresses.
TRUE
13
TRUE or FALSE
Diseases associated with the Reproductive System
• Infections are most common problems.
• Vaginal infections (Escherichia coli)-digestive tract
• Sexually transmitted microorganisms
• Syphilis etc.
• Painful or abnormal menses may also be due to infection or hormone
imbalance.
TRUE
14
Inflammatory conditions are prostatitis, urethritis and epididymitis.
Males
15
Inflammation of the testes –sterility
Mumps in adult males
Orchiditis
16
Treat to reproductive organs
Neoplasms
17
Tumors in breast and cervix (adult females)
Females
18
Prostate cancer
Adult males
19
Ovulation and menses stops because of the decrease in
ovarian function.
Menopuse
20
Refer to parts of the body that are primarily receptive and increase sexual
arousal when touched in a sexual manner.
• Mouth, breasts, genitals and anus
Erogenous Zones
21
• Any activity- solitary, between two persons or in a group- that induces
sexual arousal (Gebhard, 2017)
• It was classified based on the gender and number of participants.
Human Sexual Behaviour
22
Solitary Behaviour-
Self- gratification means
Self stimulation
23
• Heterosexual behavior
• Occurs between only one male and one female
• Physical contact such as necking or petting is an important ingredient of the
learning process and eventually of courtship and the selection of a marriage
partner.
Sociosexual Behaviour
24
Practice of stimulation of the genitals. It may be done as expression of affection and a source of pleasure.
Petting
25
Insertion of male reproductive structure into the female reproductive
organ.
Views differently in societies depends on the marital status.
Eg:
Premarital coitus
Extramarital coitus
Post marital coitus (separated, divorced or widowed)
Coitus
26
Caused by increase in pulse and blood pressure. A sudden rise in blood supply to the surface of the body.
Male: increased in skin temperature, flushing
Female: secretion of genital fluids, vaginal fluids, vaginal expansion and muscle
tension.
Excitement Phase
27
Brief duration. If stimulation is continued, orgasm usually occurs.
Plateau Phase
28
Marked by feeling of abrupt, intense pleasure and rapid increase in
pulse rate, blood pressure and spasms of the pelvic muscles causing the contraction
of the female reproductive organ and ejaculation of male.
Sexual Climax
29
Last stage where it returns to the normal or subnormal physiologic state.
Females are physically capable or repeated orgasms without the intervening “rest
period” required by males.
Resolution phase
30
• Abnormal development of genetalia
• Vaginal infections
• Cardiovascular problems
• resolved through medication
Physiological
31
• premature emission of semen- young adults
• Excessive tension
• Sexually deprived
Psychological
32
adult at age of 40
Erectile Impotence
33
inability to ejaculate in coitus
Ejaculatory impotence
34
strong spasm of the pelvic, penetration is painful/ impossible.
Vaginismus
35
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
STDs/STIs
36
TRUE or FALSE
What are the symptoms? How would I know if I have been infected?
• Sores (either painful or painless)
• Blood in urine
• Burning sensation when urinating
• Rashes
• Itching
• Bumps
• Warts
• Unusual discharge
TRUE
37
are infections transmitted from an infected
person to an uninfected person through sexual contact.
Sexually transmitted Disease (STDs)
38
a common sexually transmitted disease. It is caused by
bacteria called Chlamydia trachomatis.
It can infect both men and women. Women can get chlamydia in the cervix, rectum,
or throat.
Men can get chlamydia in the urethra (inside the penis), rectum, or throat
Chlamydia
39
TRUE or FALSE
Gonorrhea: N. gonorrhoeae-gram negative diplococci
Gonorrhea: Clinical Presentation
Areas of Infection:
Urethra
Endocervix
Upper genital tract
Pharynx
Rectum
Signs and Symptoms
• Frequently asymptomatic
• Vaginal discharge
• Abnormal uterine bleeding
• Dysuria
• Mucopurulent cervicitis
• Lower abdominal pain
TRUE
40
• All symptoms disappear so that the victim thinks he/she is cured.
• If not received treatment the bacterium remains in the body and begins to
damage the internal organs including the brain, nerves, eyes, heart, blood
vessels, liver, bones, and joints.
Third Stage – Latent Period
41
• The results of the internal damage from the 3rd stage shows up many years
later.
• Ten, twenty, even thirty years after the initial infection - sudden heart attack,
failure of vision, loss of motor coordination or mental disturbances.
Fourth Stage - Tertiary
42
• Symptoms usually show 2-20 days after
contact.
• May be extremely painful or very mild.
• “outbreaks” of blisters and ulcers.
• Once infected with HSV, people remain
infected for life.
• Stress, bruising, chaffing, or a woman’s
period may cause an onset of the
disease.
FEMALE SYMPTOMS:
• Blisters in or around the vagina, fever and
• headaches.
MALE SYMPTOMS:
Small sore or cluster of blisters on the penis.
Herpes
問題一覧
1
The quadrant that represents things that both I know about myself, and that you
know about me
Open
2
The quadrant represents things that you know about me, but that I am
unaware of
Blind
3
The quadrant represents tha things that I know about myself, that you do not
know
Hidden
4
The quadrant represents that things that neither I know about myself, nor you
know about me
Unknown
5
One way of enlarging the open
quadrant
Self disclosure
6
TRUE or FALSE
We also gain knowledge about
ourselves by receiving feedback
from others this enables me to
learn more about aspect of myself
that I am unaware of and therefore
moving information from my BLIND
quadrant into the OPEN.
TRUE
7
TRUE or FALSE
A give and take process between
me and the people I interact with.
TRUE
8
TRUE or FALSE
As I share something about myself
(I move information from my hidden
quadrant into the open)
TRUE
9
TRUE or FALSE
If the other party is interested
in getting to know me, they will
reciprocate, by similarly
disclosing information in their
hidden quadrant
TRUE
10
Named after the first names of its
inventors
Johari Window
11
Useful models describing the
process of human interaction.
Johari Window
12
TRUE or FALSE
The lines dividing the four panes are
like window shades, which can move as
an interaction progresses.
TRUE
13
TRUE or FALSE
Diseases associated with the Reproductive System
• Infections are most common problems.
• Vaginal infections (Escherichia coli)-digestive tract
• Sexually transmitted microorganisms
• Syphilis etc.
• Painful or abnormal menses may also be due to infection or hormone
imbalance.
TRUE
14
Inflammatory conditions are prostatitis, urethritis and epididymitis.
Males
15
Inflammation of the testes –sterility
Mumps in adult males
Orchiditis
16
Treat to reproductive organs
Neoplasms
17
Tumors in breast and cervix (adult females)
Females
18
Prostate cancer
Adult males
19
Ovulation and menses stops because of the decrease in
ovarian function.
Menopuse
20
Refer to parts of the body that are primarily receptive and increase sexual
arousal when touched in a sexual manner.
• Mouth, breasts, genitals and anus
Erogenous Zones
21
• Any activity- solitary, between two persons or in a group- that induces
sexual arousal (Gebhard, 2017)
• It was classified based on the gender and number of participants.
Human Sexual Behaviour
22
Solitary Behaviour-
Self- gratification means
Self stimulation
23
• Heterosexual behavior
• Occurs between only one male and one female
• Physical contact such as necking or petting is an important ingredient of the
learning process and eventually of courtship and the selection of a marriage
partner.
Sociosexual Behaviour
24
Practice of stimulation of the genitals. It may be done as expression of affection and a source of pleasure.
Petting
25
Insertion of male reproductive structure into the female reproductive
organ.
Views differently in societies depends on the marital status.
Eg:
Premarital coitus
Extramarital coitus
Post marital coitus (separated, divorced or widowed)
Coitus
26
Caused by increase in pulse and blood pressure. A sudden rise in blood supply to the surface of the body.
Male: increased in skin temperature, flushing
Female: secretion of genital fluids, vaginal fluids, vaginal expansion and muscle
tension.
Excitement Phase
27
Brief duration. If stimulation is continued, orgasm usually occurs.
Plateau Phase
28
Marked by feeling of abrupt, intense pleasure and rapid increase in
pulse rate, blood pressure and spasms of the pelvic muscles causing the contraction
of the female reproductive organ and ejaculation of male.
Sexual Climax
29
Last stage where it returns to the normal or subnormal physiologic state.
Females are physically capable or repeated orgasms without the intervening “rest
period” required by males.
Resolution phase
30
• Abnormal development of genetalia
• Vaginal infections
• Cardiovascular problems
• resolved through medication
Physiological
31
• premature emission of semen- young adults
• Excessive tension
• Sexually deprived
Psychological
32
adult at age of 40
Erectile Impotence
33
inability to ejaculate in coitus
Ejaculatory impotence
34
strong spasm of the pelvic, penetration is painful/ impossible.
Vaginismus
35
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
STDs/STIs
36
TRUE or FALSE
What are the symptoms? How would I know if I have been infected?
• Sores (either painful or painless)
• Blood in urine
• Burning sensation when urinating
• Rashes
• Itching
• Bumps
• Warts
• Unusual discharge
TRUE
37
are infections transmitted from an infected
person to an uninfected person through sexual contact.
Sexually transmitted Disease (STDs)
38
a common sexually transmitted disease. It is caused by
bacteria called Chlamydia trachomatis.
It can infect both men and women. Women can get chlamydia in the cervix, rectum,
or throat.
Men can get chlamydia in the urethra (inside the penis), rectum, or throat
Chlamydia
39
TRUE or FALSE
Gonorrhea: N. gonorrhoeae-gram negative diplococci
Gonorrhea: Clinical Presentation
Areas of Infection:
Urethra
Endocervix
Upper genital tract
Pharynx
Rectum
Signs and Symptoms
• Frequently asymptomatic
• Vaginal discharge
• Abnormal uterine bleeding
• Dysuria
• Mucopurulent cervicitis
• Lower abdominal pain
TRUE
40
• All symptoms disappear so that the victim thinks he/she is cured.
• If not received treatment the bacterium remains in the body and begins to
damage the internal organs including the brain, nerves, eyes, heart, blood
vessels, liver, bones, and joints.
Third Stage – Latent Period
41
• The results of the internal damage from the 3rd stage shows up many years
later.
• Ten, twenty, even thirty years after the initial infection - sudden heart attack,
failure of vision, loss of motor coordination or mental disturbances.
Fourth Stage - Tertiary
42
• Symptoms usually show 2-20 days after
contact.
• May be extremely painful or very mild.
• “outbreaks” of blisters and ulcers.
• Once infected with HSV, people remain
infected for life.
• Stress, bruising, chaffing, or a woman’s
period may cause an onset of the
disease.
FEMALE SYMPTOMS:
• Blisters in or around the vagina, fever and
• headaches.
MALE SYMPTOMS:
Small sore or cluster of blisters on the penis.
Herpes