Religion cpt

Religion cpt

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  Teenage Pregnancy &Premarital Sex By: Samantha Lamanna
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  What?What is beingput at risk?Health risks for the baby, mothers may suffer from health, social, and emotional problems. Also teenagers can face problems where complications may come into effect such as; premature labor*, and socioeconomic consequences*.Risks for the baby & mother:low birth weight, because the mother is still a teenager, the baby is less likely to gain the sufficient weight. This leads to the possibility of organs not fully developing which can cause bleeding in the brain, respiratory distress syndrome*, and intestinal problems.
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  Babies who areborn to women who do not have regular prenatal care are four times more likely to die before the age of one.
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  Children born toteenage mothers are less likely to receive proper nutrition, health care, cognitive* and social stimulation, they are put at risk for lower academic achievement.
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  Increased risk forabuse and neglect.
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  Boys born are13% more likely to be incarcerated later in life.
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  Girls born are22% more likely to become teenage mothers themselves.
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  Teenage births givelower annual income for the mother, 80% of teen moms rely on welfare at some point.
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  Teen mothers aremost likely to drop out of school.
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  Teen mothers havean increase rate of alcohol and substance abuse, lower educational level and reduced earning potential in teen fathers.Where?Where is teen pregnancy to happen more in Canada and States?There has been a huge decline in the pregnancy rate in Canada, most likely because of the availability of contraceptives* and increased risk of unprotected sex brought by AIDS.
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  In 1997, 19,725girls from the ages of 15-19 gave birth and 21,233 had an abortion.
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  In 1997 anestimate of 42,162 pregnancies ended in birth, abortion, or miscarriage.
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  These numbers havedeclined since 1994, when the estimated total was 46,753.
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  In 1997 therate dropped standing at 42.7 pregnancies per 1000 women.
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  The decrease inteens in Canada came out a lot earlier then U.S.A, them having double the Canadian rate.
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  Older teens aremore likely to be sexually active then younger. Teenage live birth rates, by age of women at end of pregnancy, Canada, women aged 15 to 19, 1974 to 1997Teenage pregnancy rates, by age of women at end of pregnancy, women aged 15 to 19, Canada and United States, 1974 to 1997Percentage distribution of outcomes of teenage pregnancy, women aged 15 to 19, Canada, 1974 to 1997Teenage pregnancy rates, women aged 15 to 19, by province and territory, 1997
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  Is?Is premarital sexmoral?As the media tells us “everyone is doing it.” it is moral. The bible says it is formication*, meaning intercourse between two people who are not married. Premarital sex is a sin and it is not wanted by the church as that is how the church teaches us. The bible promotes complete and total abstinence from premarital sex.
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  Who?Who is thisto happen to?The usual range of age this is to happen is ages 19 and under.
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  Girls that havelack of education of sex ed.
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  Girls who havea lack of access to contraception and sexual health services.
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  10% of girls19 and under do get pregnant.
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  Girls who havea low self-esteem tend to revert to sex because they think it’s the only thing they have to value.
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  Girls from lowincome families or with teenage parents are more likely to do the same in their life and have a baby at a teenage age.Why?Why do teenage pregnancies occur?Some teens just want to have babies, but most is unintentional (80%)
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  Usually girls under15 years of age feel pressured to have sex, and with this the more sex the teen will have the more likely a teenage pregnancy will occur.
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  Most girls 15and under are pressured by their boyfriends and regret it later on in life.
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  Girls who usecontraceptives inconsistently have that chance of getting pregnant.
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  Most girls andboys have sex by the age of 18 just because of their nature even though they have the abstinence sex education in schools.
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  Rape is anotherreason how teen pregnancies occur, it is usually by family, boyfriends, and strangers.How?How can we stop this?Abstinence: Not having sex before marriage can greatly prevent teenage pregnancies. Having early sexual intercourse can increase the risk of any STDs, being self-disciplined is always better then regret.
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  Awareness: Safe sexwith precautions is a great way to avoid unwanted pregnancies. Parents should give their children education on different types of contraception methods, with this it isn’t encouraging your child to have sex it is just preparing them about sex and birth control.
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  Abortion: Although thisis not permitted by the church it is another method which is when the mother feels she cannot take care of the child therefore reverting to abortion, yet many mothers do have their child.
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  Adoption: This isanother method used when it is too late to have an abortion due to medical reasons or being to late in the pregnancy it is not possible, therefore the mother decides to put the child up for adoption them being not ready to take care of their own child.What?What is the church’s teaching?The church’s viewing on pre marital sex is seen as wrong and should be shared within a married couple.
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  Sexual relations areseen to be shared with a husband and a wife to show their expression of being one and having commitment to each other this of which doe not happen outside of marriage.
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  The scriptures disallowus not to have pre-marital sex, not because “God doesn’t want us to have fun,” God loves us and knows what will happen if we do have pre-marital sex.Key termsContraceptives: drug to prevent conception.
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  Respiratory Distress Syndrome:RDS is a breathing disorder that effects new born babies.
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  Socioeconomic consequences: socialand economic issues.
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  Pre mature Labor:The onset of labor before the 37th completed week of pregnancy.
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  Cognitive: pertaining tothe mental process of perception, memory, judgment, and reasoning.
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  Formication: meaning intercoursebetween two people who are not married.Work CitedSwierzewski, III, M.D., Stanley J. "Teen Pregnancy & Health Risks to the Baby." Health Communities . Health Communities, 04 dec 2007. Web. 15 May 2011. <http://www.healthcommunities.com/teen-pregnancy/baby-risks.shtml>. (1)
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  Swierzewski, III, M.D.,Stanley J. "Teen Pregnancy, Consequences of Teenage Pregnancy." Health Communities . Health Communities, 03 dec 2007. Web. 15 May 2011. <http://www.healthcommunities.com/teen-pregnancy/index.shtml>. (1)
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  Dryburgh, Heather. "Teenagepregnancy." Statistics Canada. Statistics Canada, 05 june 2007. Web. 15 May 2011. <http://www.statcan.gc.ca/kits-trousses/preg-gross/preg-gross-eng.htm#il>. (2)
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  Purpura, Archpriest JosephF. "Pre-marital Sexual Relations." Antiochian Orthodox Christian Archdiocese of North America. Antiochian Orthodox Christian Archdiocese of North America, unknown. Web. 15 May 2011. <http://www.antiochian.org/pre-marital_sexual_relations>. (7)
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  "What Is RespiratoryDistress Syndrome?" Diseases and Conditions Index. National Institutes of Health, 09/2009. Web. 7 Apr 2011. <http://www.nhlbi.nih.gov/health/dci/Diseases/rds/rds_whatis.html>. (1)