risks of teen pregnancy
the chance of graduating after giving birth to a child before the age of 18.
what is only 40%.
the latex barrier made for both women and men to use during intercourse.
what is a condom.
the restriction of energy intake leading to significant low body weight, intense fear of gaining weight, as well as a disturbance in ones self-evaluation of body weight.
what is Anorexia Nervosa.
the word to define low water levels within ones body.
what is dehydration.
the act of a doctor prescribing something.
what is medications. (antidepressants, antipsychotics, or mood stabilizers).
the chance of a dropout teen mother with no husband to live in poverty.
what is 64%.
the avoidance of dangerous behaviors such as sexual intercourse or drug use.
what is abstinence.
the recurrence of episodes of binge eating, marked distress of binge eating, binge eating is not associated with recurrent use of inappropriate compensatory behavior.
what is binge-eating disorder
the medical term known as bradycardia.
what is slowed heart rate.
the process of being taken in by healthcare professionals to help with any physical or mental problems that may have occurred.
what is hospitalization.
the higher risk of health risks in your infant.
low birth weight, premature birth, sudden infant death syndrome, mental retardation, brain defects and birth injuries.
the contraceptive taken each day containing estrogen and progestin to lower risk of pregnancy.
what is birth control pills.
the recurrence of binge eating episodes, inappropriate compensatory behaviors in order to lose weight or keep shape, self-evaluation is solely on body weight and shape.
what is Bulimia Nervosa
the low flow of blood against an arterial wall.
what is low blood pressure.
the process of eliminating binge eating or purging behaviors by identifying distorted thinking patterns.
what is cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT).
the chance for your child to repeat a year of school if you are a teen parent.
what is 50% more likely.
the small t-shaped contraceptive that is implanted within the uterus to lower risk of pregnancy.
what is a hormonal intrauterine device (IUD)
the act of regurgitating already chewed food to rechew to either swallow it or spitting it out.
what is Rumination disorder.
the disorder dealing with porous bone that is fragile and easily breakable.
what is osteoporosis.
the act of working with a dietitian to learn proper eating habits and nutrition.
what is nutritional counseling.
the financial burden a mother will go through.
what is finance difficulties and emotional difficulties which can result in baby cares being delayed.
the act of parent communication.
a conversation with a parent consisting of why you should be safe, explaining why education is a priority, risks if pregnancy's were to happen and what to do when the time comes to it. most commonly known as the talk of birds and the bees.
the craving of non-food substances that have no nutrition value such as paper, hair, chalk.
what is Pica disorder.
the risk of bulimia on the digestive system.
what is imbalance of electrolytes and chemicals
the psychotherapy used to limit or completely rid one of inappropriate eating behaviors by the help of others.
what is cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT)