Decision Making and Abstinence

Step 2 of the Decision Making Model

• Identify the problem

• List the options.

• Evaluate the options

• Make a decision

Step 3 of the Decision Making Model

• Identify the problem

• Weigh the possible outcomes.

• Generate alternatives

• Make a decision

Canal through which urine is discharged in females.

• Urethra

• Vagina

• Fallopian Tube

• Cervix

Female reproductive cell.

• Sperm

• Ovum (egg)

• Zygote

• Follicle

Cut your chance of Chlamydia and Gonorrhea by about 50%.

• Certain methods can reduce the risk of contracting Chlamydia and Gonorrhea by about 50.

• Regular screenings can eliminate the risk of Chlamydia and Gonorrhea entirely.

• Using condoms has no effect on the transmission of Chlamydia and Gonorrhea.

• Abstaining from sexual activity is the only way to prevent Chlamydia and Gonorrhea.

Fatigue or tiredness can indicate pregnancy.

• Many women experience increased fatigue in early pregnancy.

• Fatigue is only a symptom of stress and not related to pregnancy.

• Increased energy levels are common in early pregnancy.

• Fatigue is a sign of a serious medical condition.

Syphilis is an STD passed by skin-to-skin contact.

• True

• False

• Only through sexual intercourse

• Only through blood transfusion

Rape as a crime

• A crime of violence, frequently involving weapons and threats.

• A consensual act between adults.

• A minor offense with no serious consequences.

• An act that is only considered a crime in certain cultures.

Organs in the female body involved in producing offspring.

• Female reproductive system.

• Male reproductive system.

• Digestive system.

• Endocrine system.

Testosterone

• Female hormone produced by the ovaries.

• Male hormone produced by the testes.

• Hormone responsible for regulating blood sugar levels.

• Hormone that stimulates milk production in females.