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Grade 7 Grade 7

Reproductive Health MeetingReproductive Health Meeting

October 28, 2014October 28, 2014Ms. Roberts’ Website: Ore Creek Website/TeachersMs. Roberts’ Website: Ore Creek Website/Teachers

Ms. Anderson’s Website: hmshealthpe.weebly.comMs. Anderson’s Website: hmshealthpe.weebly.com

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I. I. Procreation / IntroductionProcreation / Introduction a. Continuation of speciesa. Continuation of species 1. Process of all living things1. Process of all living things 2. Natural function2. Natural function

II. II. Growing and Changing During AdolescenceGrowing and Changing During Adolescence a. Changes during adolescencea. Changes during adolescence 1. Physical growth1. Physical growth 2. Mental/Emotional Growth 2. Mental/Emotional Growth 3. Social Growth3. Social Growth

III. III. The Function of the Endocrine SystemThe Function of the Endocrine System a. Parts of the endocrine systema. Parts of the endocrine system b. Glands and hormonesb. Glands and hormones c. Diseases of the endocrine systemc. Diseases of the endocrine system

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IV. IV. The Male Reproductive SystemThe Male Reproductive System a. Parts / anatomy of the male reproductive systema. Parts / anatomy of the male reproductive system

b. b. Male Health problemsMale Health problems 1. Inguinal hernia1. Inguinal hernia 2. Testicular cancer2. Testicular cancer 3. Prostate cancer3. Prostate cancer 4. Sterility4. Sterility

c. c. Caring for the male reproductive systemCaring for the male reproductive system 1. Testicular self-exams monthly1. Testicular self-exams monthly 2. Shower regularly2. Shower regularly 3. Protective gear3. Protective gear 4. Regular physical checkups4. Regular physical checkups

Reproductive Health OutlineReproductive Health Outline V. V. The Female Reproductive SystemThe Female Reproductive System a. Parts of the female reproductive systema. Parts of the female reproductive system 1. Ovulation and the menstrual cycle1. Ovulation and the menstrual cycle 2. Fertilization2. Fertilization

b. b. Female Health ProblemsFemale Health Problems 1. Various cancers 1. Various cancers a. Ovariana. Ovarian b. Uterineb. Uterine c. Breastc. Breast 2. Sterility2. Sterility

c. c. Caring for the female reproductive health systemCaring for the female reproductive health system 1. Self-breast exams every month1. Self-breast exams every month 2. Shower daily2. Shower daily 3. Keeping track of menstrual cycle3. Keeping track of menstrual cycle 4. Visiting gynecologists4. Visiting gynecologists for regular checkupsfor regular checkups

Reproductive Health OutlineReproductive Health Outline VI. VI. Heredity and Human DevelopmentHeredity and Human Development 1. Heredity1. Heredity a. Chromosomesa. Chromosomes b. Genesb. Genes 2. 2. Fertilization and Human DevelopmentFertilization and Human Development a. Cells, tissues, organs and systemsa. Cells, tissues, organs and systems

3. 3. The development of a fetusThe development of a fetus 1. Embryo1. Embryo 2. Fetus2. Fetus 3. Multiple births3. Multiple births

4. 4. Birth/DeliveryBirth/Delivery 1. Normal term1. Normal term 2. Premature2. Premature 3. Miscarriage3. Miscarriage

Reproductive Health OutlineReproductive Health Outline 3. 3. Care During PregnancyCare During Pregnancy 1. Eating healthful foods1. Eating healthful foods 2. Regular checkups2. Regular checkups 3. Effects of substances3. Effects of substances a. Tobaccoa. Tobacco b. Alcohol b. Alcohol c. Over the counter and prescription drugs c. Over the counter and prescription drugs d. Illegal drugsd. Illegal drugs

4. 4. Parenthood and the Importance of FamilyParenthood and the Importance of Family 1. Responsibilities / providing1. Responsibilities / providing 2. Including baby’s physical and emotional needs2. Including baby’s physical and emotional needs 3. Being good role models3. Being good role models

Reproductive Health OutlineReproductive Health Outline VI. VI. The Life CycleThe Life Cycle 1. The Stages of Life1. The Stages of Life a. Infancya. Infancy b. Childhoodb. Childhood c. Adolescencec. Adolescence d. Adulthoodd. Adulthood e. Old agee. Old age

2. 2. Preparing for AdulthoodPreparing for Adulthood a. Reducing riska. Reducing risk 1. Protecting oneself from injury1. Protecting oneself from injury 2. Choosing a healthy lifestyle2. Choosing a healthy lifestyle 3. Practicing abstinence from tobacco, alcohol, 3. Practicing abstinence from tobacco, alcohol, drugs and sexual activitydrugs and sexual activity

3. 3. Moving Toward the FutureMoving Toward the Future a. Growth, experiences, knowledge help to meet challenges a. Growth, experiences, knowledge help to meet challenges of adulthoodof adulthood b. Independence, decision making, problem solving, planning for the b. Independence, decision making, problem solving, planning for the futurefuture c. Taking care of personal health is preparation for thec. Taking care of personal health is preparation for the futurefuture

Reproductive Health outlineReproductive Health outline VII. VII. Sexually Transmitted DiseasesSexually Transmitted Diseases 1. Common STD’s and their symptoms1. Common STD’s and their symptoms a. Chlamydiaa. Chlamydia b. Genital wartsb. Genital warts c. Genital herpesc. Genital herpes d. Trichomoniasisd. Trichomoniasis e. Gonorrheae. Gonorrhea f. Syphilisf. Syphilis g. Hepatitisg. Hepatitis

2. 2. Abstinence and Sexual ActivityAbstinence and Sexual Activity a. Only 100% effective way to prevent STD’sa. Only 100% effective way to prevent STD’s b. Media influences are without consequencesb. Media influences are without consequences c. Peer refusal skills and assertive communicationc. Peer refusal skills and assertive communication

Reproductive Health OutlineReproductive Health Outline IX. IX. HIV/AIDSHIV/AIDS 1. Transmission of HIV1. Transmission of HIV a. Sexual activitya. Sexual activity b. Contaminated needles/bloodb. Contaminated needles/blood c. During delivery / breast milkc. During delivery / breast milk

2. 2. How HIV is not transmittedHow HIV is not transmitted a. Casual contacta. Casual contact

3. 3. HIV’s effect on the immune systemHIV’s effect on the immune system a. Pathogens, T-cells and HIVa. Pathogens, T-cells and HIV

4. 4. Abstinence and HIVAbstinence and HIV a. 100 % prevention is abstinence a. 100 % prevention is abstinence

5. 5. Respecting dignity / rightsRespecting dignity / rights a. Of those infected with HIV /AIDSa. Of those infected with HIV /AIDS