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Identify the components, functions, and processes of the reproductive system

Identify the physical changes as related to the reproductive system during puberty

Define sexual orientation using the correct terminology (such as heterosexual, and gay and lesbian)

Recognize that diet, exercise, rest, and avoidance of risk behaviors such as smoking, drinking, and other substance use contribute to the health of a mother and fetus

Recognize the emotional and physical changes as related to the reproductive system during puberty

Explain the benefits of abstinence, postponing sexual behavior, and setting limits on sexual behavior

Describe short- and long-term consequences of sexuality-related risk behaviors and identify barriers and supports for making health-enhancing decisions

Describe behaviors and methods for pregnancy prevention, including abstinence

Define the types of sexually transmitted infections (STIs), including HIV/AIDS, and how they are prevented

Identify sexual discrimination and harassment

Identify the stages of the male and female reproductive systems over the life cycle

List the signs of pregnancy

Describe the effectiveness and consequences of various pregnancy, HIV, and STI prevention methods, including abstinence

Identify possible determinants of sexual orientation and analyze the weight of each in light of available research

Explain the importance of examination of both genders for HIV and STIs before conception and the risks and precautions of delivery when HIV and STIs are present

Describe proper prenatal care and identify types of birth defects

Explain the importance of communication and setting limits in a sexual relationship

Identify and distinguish among types and degrees of sexual risk (pregnancy, sexual assault, STIs, including HIV/AIDS)

Evaluate the impact of HIV/AIDS on the community, medical resources, and family