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Can identify ways to reduce risk of HIV Infection
Use CondomsDo not use drugs.Have few partners.
Can describe how HIV attacks the body.
• HIV destroys T cells which prevents the immune system from fighting diseases.
Identify and describe opportunistic infections.
• Herpes• Kaposi's Sarcoma• AIDS related dementia
• Remember that opportunistic infections takes advantage of a weakened immune system.
Identify the body fluids that transmit HIV
• Blood• Seamen• Vaginal Secretions• Breast Milk
Identify and describe the most effective methods of birth control
• Abstinence• Birth Control Pills
Describe why abstinence is an effective method of birth control.
• NO sex = no pregnancy or STD’s.
Describe which methods of birth control also reduce the risk of getting STD’s or HIV.
• Abstinence• Birth control pills or other hormonal methods
combine with a condoms.
Identify where (conception) fertilization takes place.
• Fallopian tube.
Name the lining of the uterus.
• Endometrium
Identify high risk behaviors for STD and HIV infection.
• Sharing Needles• Breast feeding if mother is infected.• Sex with out a condom.
Parental consent for HIV and STD testing.
• Teenagers do NOT need parental consent to obtain birth control.
The STD which is the leading cause of cervical cancer.
• Human Papilloma Virus (HPV or genital warts.
List viral STD’s that a person would have for life if infected.
• Herpes• HIV• Human Papilloma Virus (HPV)• Hepatitis B Virus (HBV)
Trimester in which a woman’s behavior has the greatest impact on the
developing baby?
• First Trimester
The effects of alcohol during pregnancy.
• Increased risk of birth defects.