2. ADVANCED CONCEPT OF NURSING
Sexuality Reproductive
Faculty
Madam Munira
Group Members
•Farkhanda
•Sayeda Zaiba
•Farhat Haroon
•Fouzia Bashir
•Ghulam Moihuddin Siddiqui
Collage Of Nursing ,JPMC, Karachi

3. OBJECTIVES:
In the end of presentation, students will be able to
know about
 Physiology Of Reproductive System.
 Sexual Identity.
 Terminology.
 Sexual Health.
 Biologic Sex.
 Sexual Self Concept.
 Psychodynamic Concerns.
 Biopsychisocial Factors.
 Sexual Transmitted Disease (STD)
◦ Homosexuality.
 Guys/Lesbian.
◦ Heterosexuality.
◦ Rape.

4. MALE REPRODUCTIVE ORGANS
1.External genital organs
Penis
Scrotum
Urethra
2. Internal genital organ
Epididymis
Vas deference
Testes
Accessory glands
Seminal vesicles
Prostate gland.

5. FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE ORGANS
1.External Organ.
Vulva
Labia mijora
Labia minora
2.Internal Organ.
Vagina
Uterus
Fallopian tubes
Ovaries

6. GENDER IDENITY
To know about gender identity first we know about SEX.
SEX:
It includes our genetic makeup that differentiate
male and female.
GENDER:
Refer to society expectation about how to act and
think as boy or girl.
GENDER IDENITY:
Is how we feel about and express our gender and role
(clothing personal appearance and tone of voice) all
things a person says and dose to disclose him or her
status as girl, boy ,men or women

7. SEXUAL HEALTH:
 Sexual health involves many things .
 Knowing about the body parts and how it
function ,
 A capacity to enjoy and control sexual
behavior in accordance to social ,emotional,
and physical changes with puberty, aging and
pregnancy.
 Self personal cleanliness.
 Safe sex.
 Using condom during sex.
 Routine medical checkup of reproductive
organ.
 Space between children
 Self genital examination (male, female).
 Avoid two or more partner

8. TERMINOLOGY
 BIOLOGIC SEX.
 Rape.
 Homosexuality.
 Heterosexuality.
 Guys/Lesbian.

9. Biological Sex
Biological sex identifies a person as
either female, male, or intersex. It is
determined by a person‟s sexual anatomy,
chromosomes, and hormones. Biological sex
is often simply referred to as “sex.”

10. SEXUAL SELF CONCEPT
 Self concept is the culture in which a
person lives , relation ships with
other & developmental experiences
throughout the life cycle.
 It includes the perception of being
male & female private thought &
fantasies as well as behavior.
 Normal sexual behavior brings pleasure
to oneself & one „s partner involve
stimulation of the primary sex organ
including coitus

11. PSYCHODYNAMIC CONCERNS
• The term „psychodynamic‟ refers to the
transfer of psychic or mental energy between
the different structures and levels of
consciousness within peoples minds.
• Psychodynamic approaches emphasize the
importance of unconscious influences on how
people function. Therapy aims to increase
clients‟ abilities to exercise greater
conscious control over their lives. Analysis
or interpretation of dreams can be a central
part of therapy.

12. Cont…..
 Psychodynamic theories with an emphasis upon
cognitive representations rather than
biological drives are more compatible with
the research paradigms of social cognition.
Obstacles to integration of these two
approaches, however, include strong
differences in the data used for theory
building clinical insights versus systematic
laboratory based data and in the level of
generality that the theory addresses

13. FACTORS THAT EFECTING ON HUMAN
SEXUALITY
There are three factors,
 Biological
 Psychological
 sociological

14. Biological Psychological
sociological

15. SEXUAL TRANSMITTED DISEASES (STD)
Are the diseases that are usually
transmitted from person to person with
heterosexual or homosexual intercourse or
intimate contact with the genital, mouth
and rectum

16. Types Of STD
HOMOSEXUALITY
HETEROSEXUALITY

17. Homosexuality
It‟s a romantic attraction, sexual attraction
or sexuality activity between members of the
same sex or gender. As an orientation,
homosexuality refers to "an enduring pattern
of or disposition to experience sexual,
affectionate, or romantic attractions"
primarily or exclusively to people of the
same sex. "It also refers to an individual's
sense of personal and social identity based
on those attractions, behaviors expressing
them, and membership in a community of
others who share them.

18. Gay is a term that primarily refers to
a homosexual person or the trait of being
homosexual.
 The term was originally used to refer to
feelings of being "carefree", "happy", or
"bright and showy". The term's use as a
reference to homosexuality may date as early
as the late 19th century, but its use
gradually increased in the 20th century. In
modern English "gay" has come to be used as
an adjective, and as a noun, referring to the
people especially to males, and
the practices and cultures associated with
homosexuality.

19. Lesbian is the term most widely used in
the English language to
describe sexual and romantic attraction
between females. The word may be used
as a noun, to refer to women who
identify themselves or who are
characterized by others as having the
primary attribute of
female homosexuality, or as an
adjective, to describe characteristics
of an object or activity related to
female same-sex attraction.

20. Heterosexuality:
It‟s a romantic attraction, sexual
attraction or behavior between persons of
opposite sex or gender in the gender binary. As
a sexual orientation, heterosexuality refers to
"an enduring pattern of or disposition to
experience sexual, affectionate, physical or
romantic attractions to persons of the opposite
sex"; it also refers to "an individual‟s sense of
personal and social identity based on those
attractions, behaviors expressing them, and
membership in a community of others who share
them". The term is usually applied to humans, but
it is also observed in all mammals.

21. HETEROSEXUALITY STD are.
 GONORRHOEA
 SYPHILIS
 HERPES GENITAL
 HIV (human immune virus)
 AIDS (acquired immune deficiency
syndrome)
 HEPATITIS B
 GENITIAL WARTS

22. HOMOSEXUALITY STD are…
 HIV
 HERPES AND HPV (human papilloma virus)
 BACTERIOL VAGINASIS
 CHLAMYDIA

23. Rape
Rape is a type of sexual assault usually
involving sexual intercourse, which is initiated
by one or more persons against another person
without that person's consent. The act may be
carried out by physical force, coercion, abuse of
authority or with a person who is incapable of
valid consent, such as one who is unconscious,
incapacitated, or below the legal age of consent
The term is most often defined in criminal law.

24. PREVENTION OF STD:
 Using a condom for vaginal, oral, and anal
intercourse—every time
 Knowing your partner and his/her STD status
and health
 Having regular medical check-ups, especially
if you have more than one sexual partner.
 Self cleanness before and after sex.