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WorksheetsUnit 6 Review- Human Growth & Development
Total questions: 100
Worksheet time: 53mins
Which part is the bladder?
1
2
3
4
Which part is the vagina?
1
2
3
4
Which part is the urethra?
4
1
5
2
Identify the part being described:
a loose, pouch-like sac that protects and supports the testes and sperm
scrotum
vas deferens
epididymis
testes
Which is not a part of the female reproductive system?
cervix
epididymis
fallopian tubes
uterus
Identify the part:
seminal vesicle
fallopian tube
ureter
vas deferens
Identify the part:
fallopian tube
seminal vesicle
vas deferens
epididymis
Identify the part:
scrotum
penis
vas deferens
epididymis
What happens in the female body is an egg is not fertilized?
A zygote is formed.
The egg travels to the ovaries.
The egg disappears.
The uterine lining (endometrium) is shed, along with the egg.
The mixture of sperm and the fluids added to it from the male reproductive system is called:
Sperm liquid
Semen
The white stuff
Which type of STI is curable?
STIs caused by a virus
STIs caused by a bacteria
All are curable
None of them are curable
You can become infected with HIV by ____________.
using contaminated hypodermic needles
kissing and hugging
sharing food and utensils
mosquito bites
How can STIs be transmitted?
anal sex
oral sex
vaginal sex
all of the above
All contraceptives protect against STIs
true
false
A HIV-positive individual has AIDS.
true
false
Which of these STI's are caused by bacteria--check ALL that apply!
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
Yeast Infections
Trichomoniasis
HPV stands for ...
Huaman Patriot Virus
Huan Pappy Virus
Human Papilloma Virus
Human Papilloma Visions
How can you get (transmission) an STI?
By kissing someone and mixing saliva
By not keeping your body clean
Infected blood, semen or vaginal fluid
Only through a virus and not bacteria
What should someone do if they think they have a STI?
Go to bed and forget that anything ever happened and never tell anyone.
Be abstinent, go to doctor, tell all partners, medical follow-up, education.
Go to doctor, tell partners, stop taking medicine when you feel better, education
Only tell your recent partners, take your medicine, education, medical follow-up
A person can consent to sex if they are drinking alcohol or drunk......
True
False
Which describes a "healthy dating relationship"?
Being extremely controlling and jealous of your partner and their friends
Mutual decision making (relationship is 50/50), and no one person is in charge all the time
Your partner calls you names and laughs and makes fun of you all of the time
Your partner texts you 50 times in one hour wanting to no where you are when your out with friends
HIV can be present in what fluids? (Click all that apply)
Semen
Saliva
Blood
Breast Milk
Vaginal Secretions
What two STIs can cause pelvic inflammatory disease when left untreated? (Click all that apply)
Herpes
Chlamydia
Crabs
Gonorrhea
Syphilis
If a person has an STI and is pregnant, they can pass on the disease to their fetus or newborn
True
False
Untreated STIs can cause infertility
True
False
STIs are not transmitted from giving or receiving oral sex
True
False
It is safe to use both an internal condom and an external condom when having intercourse, to have double the protection against STIs
True
False
Herpes can only be transmitted when a person is having an outbreak
True
False
It is possible to contract an STI from a toilet seat
True
False
What are some reasons why a person may choose abstinence
Moral reasons
protect their health
Personal beliefs
All of the above
This form of hormonal birth control consists of a small rod being implanted under the skin 99.9% effective
The Pill
Transdermal patch
IUD
Implanon
A surgical procedure to close or block the vas deferens in a male
Getting your tubes tied
Tubal ligation
Vasectomy
None of the above
Do you think this situation shows consent?
Yes
No
Do you think this situation shows consent?
Yes
No
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Yes
No
Do you think this situation shows consent?
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No
Do you think this situation shows consent?
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No
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No
Do you think this situation shows consent?
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No
Does this situation show consent?
Yes
No
Do you think this situation shows consent?
Yes
No
How many eggs and sperm are needed to make a baby?
1 egg and 1 million sperm
1 egg and 1 sperm
3,360 eggs and 360,000,000
1 million sperm and 2 eggs for each pregnancy
What is ovulation?
When the ovary releases an egg
When the testicles release sperm
When the uterus releases an egg
When the testicles release an egg
How long can sperm stay alive inside a body?
3-7 days
5-7 days
5-7 Hours
5-9 days
Why would a self-exam be an important part of taking care of oneself for BOTH males and females?
To catch puberty at its earliest point, to increase your chances of survival
To catch cancer at its earliest point, to decrease your chances of survival
To catch cancer at its earliest point, to increase your chances of survival
What does it mean to give consent?
To not say anything at all
To say no
To say yes
To wait until their asleep or unconscious to have sex with someone
What is emergency contraception? (When and why would someone use it?)
A pill taken during sex to stop sperm from entering the cervix
A pill taken after unprotected sex to help prevent STI
A pill taken before unprotected sex to help prevent ovulation
A pill taken after unprotected sex (within 3-5 days) that helps to prevent a pregnancy
Which of the following bodily fluids DO NOT transmit HIV?
Pre-ejaculatory fluid
Blood
Vaginal discharge
Saliva
Breast milk
Which of the following lists the 3 best examples of when to get yourself tested for STI?
Once every 5 years, After every 3 partners, or if you experience itching and burning
When you turn 21 years old, every 5 years, and before you get married
If something looks or feels different with your body, once a year, and before any new partner
If you have congestion or a cough for a week or more, if something looks or feels different, every time you have sex
The 5 curable STI’s are: Chlamydia, HIV, Herpes, Gonorrhea, and Pubic Lice.
True
False
One of the reasons why teens are high risk for contracting STD’s
Typically the teen population is monogamous
Often, Teens feel uncomfortable having important conversations about sexual health and previous sex partners
Typically the teen population is not exposed to people that carry sexually transmitted diseases
Once you have had a STI and have been treated, you can not get it again
false
true
Usually only adults catch STI´s
false
true
