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Adolescence And Change (sexual) Flashcards

1
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List 4 types of hormones

A

Testosterone
Thyroxine
Oestrogen
Growth Hormone

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2
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What does testosterone do

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Testosterone:allows growth spurts in boys

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3
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What does thyroxine do

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Growth of teeth face and brain

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What does oestrogen do

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Development of breasts and shape of females

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5
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What is the function of Growth hormones

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Starts the growth spurt in all areas except for testes and ovaries

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Name some changes to the male body caused by puberty

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Hair growth in the face and body area.
Deepening in voice
Awareness of sexual desire
Growth of muscles
Onset of nocturnal emissions (wet dreams)
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7
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The effects of puberty on females

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Growths of breasts
Hair growth on armpits
Slights deepening of voice
Awareness of sexual desire 
Menstruation cycle begins (period)
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What is puberty

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Puberty is the development phase from child to adult.

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9
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Factors that affect health

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Genetics
Environment
Lifestyle or lifestyle diseases
Communicable diseases
Medical conditions
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Give examples of how genetics affect health

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Genetics relate to genes passed down by your parents which contain information which could affect your health like, diabetes, heart disease and other medical conditions.

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Give examples of how environments effect health

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The conditions of our environment effects our health like if there is a lot of pollen some would people affected with hafever or passive smoking could affect someone with asthma .

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Give examples on how does lifestyle or lifestyle disease effects health

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A lack of regular exercise could lead to obesity pr heart problems later in the future.

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Give examples on communicable diseases that affect health

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Hiv and aids that are gain from unprotected sex.

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Give examples of mental conditions that affect health.

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Diabetes , heart disease and chronicle depression effect the quality and length of life.

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List the 10 parts of the female reproductive system

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Ovary                           Labia
Oviducts.                   Vulva
Uterus (womb).        Clitoris
Fallopian tubes.       Vagina
Endometrium
Cervix
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16
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List the 7 parts of the male reproductive system

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Seminal vesicles.        Epididymis 
Vas deferens
Urethra
Testes
Scrotom
Penis
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17
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Function of the ovary

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To manufacture and produce the ovum (egg)

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Function of the oviducts

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Tube like structure which acts as a pathway for ovum to travel

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Factors that affect health

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Genetics
Environment
Lifestyle or lifestyle diseases
Communicable diseases
Medical conditions
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20
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Give examples of how genetics affect health

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Genetics relate to genes passed down by your parents which contain information which could affect your health like, diabetes, heart disease and other medical conditions.

21
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Give examples of how environments effect health

A

The conditions of our environment effects our health like if there is a lot of pollen some would people affected with hafever or passive smoking could affect someone with asthma .

22
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Give examples on how does lifestyle or lifestyle disease effects health

A

A lack of regular exercise could lead to obesity pr heart problems later in the future.

23
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Give examples on communicable diseases that affect health

A

Hiv and aids that are gain from unprotected sex.

24
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Give examples of mental conditions that affect health.

A

Diabetes , heart disease and chronicle depression effect the quality and length of life.

25
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List the 10 parts of the female reproductive system

A 
Ovary                           Labia
Oviducts.                   Vulva
Uterus (womb).        Clitoris
Fallopian tubes.       Vagina
Endometrium
Cervix
26
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List the 7 parts of the male reproductive system

A 
Seminal vesicles.        Epididymis 
Vas deferens
Urethra
Testes
Scrotom
Penis
27
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Function of the ovary

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To manufacture and produce the ovum (egg)

28
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Function of the oviducts

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Tube like structure which acts as a pathway for ovum to travel

29
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The function of the uterus

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Pouch like structure which house/supports the growing baby

30
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The function of the endometrium

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acts as a nutrient provider and security blanket for the baby

31
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The function of the cervix

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Entrance into the uterus via the vagina

32
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The function of the vagina

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Acts as a tunnel to allow the erect penis to travel into and fertilise

33
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The function of the clitoris

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Acts as a stimulation gland to secret the vaginal walls

34
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The function of the vulva

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Outer layer of the vagina to help protect

35
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The function of the libia

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Folds of skin that are the outer layer of the vagina

36
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The function of the scrotum

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Is a bag of skin that houses the testes and regulates temperature (3 degrees cooler than body temp)

37
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What is Function of testes

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Manufactures and produces of sperm

38
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What is the function of the epididymis

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Acts as a gateway for sperm to travel along the vas deferens

39
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What is the function of vas deferens

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Acts as the major passageway from the testes to urethra

40
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What is the function of Seminal vesicles

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To provide fluids to make sperm into semen

41
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What is the function of the urethra

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The passageway that exits. The penis and ejaculates the sperm

42
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What is the function of the penis

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A shaft type structure that acts a delivery system for sperm to take into vagina

43
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What is the legal age to be allowed to start having sex

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Over the age 16 (17–>)

44
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What does STI stand for

A

Sexual transmitted infection

45
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What does STD stand for

A

Sexually transmitted disease

46
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What does HIV stand for

A

human immunodeficiency virus

47
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What does AIDS stand for

A

Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome

48
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Why could taking drugs lead to more of a chance of getting HIV

A

Because if they inject drugs using the needle someone with the disease could contract it .

49
Q

Name 3 places here adolescence can go to see about sexual health concerns

A

Kids helpline
Pdhpe class
Gp ( general practitioner)

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