Term
| major causes of maternal mortality |
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Definition
- severe bleeding
- indirect causes
- infections
- unsafe abortions
- eclampsia
- obstructed labor
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Term
| Factors that increase maternal mortality |
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Definition
- too early
- too late
- too close together
- too many
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Term
| Discrimination against female during preganancy affecting reproductive health |
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Definition
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Term
| lifespan profile of discrimination against women affecting reproductive health: birth |
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Definition
- infanicide
- food allocation
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Term
| lifespan profile of discrimination against women affecting reproductive health: girlhood |
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Definition
- food restrictions
- abuse
- incest
- harmful traditional practices
- child labor
- poor education
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Term
| lifespan profile of discrimination against women affecting reproductive health: adolescence |
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Definition
- exploitation
- sexual abuse
- physical violence
- early marriage
- forced sex
- poor access
- education
- health resources
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Term
| life span profile of discrimination against women affecting reproductive health: child bearing years |
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Definition
- overwork
- poor access to health services
- marital rape
- lack of information
- lack of autonomy
- financially
- within family/country
- commercial sex
- lack of control over reproduction
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Term
| life span profile of discrimination against women affecting reproductive health: old age |
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Definition
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Term
| relation between education and female genital cutting |
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Definition
- increase in education level leads to lower prevalance of female genital cutting
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Term
| why focus on men with reproductive health? |
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Definition
- engaging men leads to benifit for the entire family
- men involvement crucial to addressing sexual and reproductive health concerns (STD's, unwanted pregnancies)
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Term
| compare the key milestones reached by men at different ages |
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Definition
- men to be married younger and become a father younger in Latin America and sub-Saharan Africa than in USA
- men desire no more children at a much older age in sub Saharan Africa than in Latin America and USA
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Term
| General sexual patterns of men age 15-24 |
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Definition
- most men have sex before age 20
- many young men have more than one sexual partner
- contraception use varies by region of the world
- much higher in developed world
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Term
| men age 25-39: sexual and reproductive profile |
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Definition
- most married by their late 20's
- most are fathers by their late 30's
- many men report discussing family planning with their partners
- some men dont use contraceptives even though they do not want a child
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Term
| men 40-54: family profile |
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Definition
- men in developing world desire more children
- varyin patterns and levels of conraceptive use
- MOST men do not have extramarital relationships
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Term
| Needs of men in sexual and reproductive health |
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Definition
- information
- skills
- counseling
- preventive health services
- clinical dx and tx
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Term
| prevalance of curable UTI's |
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Definition
| most prevalent in sub-Saharan Africa and Latin America/ Caribbean |
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