Exam 3 Practice✨ Flashcards
What’s the most common STD in the United States ?
Genital Herpes
What is genital herpes caused by ?
It’s usually cause by herpes simplex virus type 2 which is transmitted through unprotected sex
What symptoms does genital herpes cause ?
Blisters that rupture, seep fluid, & form scabs on the penis of the male, the labia, vagina, or cervix of the female, & sometimes the thighs & buttocks of either sex. They heal within 2-3 weeks & leave no scars .
What is chlamydia caused by ?
Chlamydia trachomatis, which is caused by unprotected sex
What are the symptoms of chlamydia infection ?
It’s usually asymptomatic but it may cause urethral discharge & pain in the testes or pelvic region
What virus is genital warts caused by ?
Human Papillomavirus
What are the symptoms of genital warts ?
Warts on the perineal region, cervix, or anus
What is necessary for girls to start their menstruation cycle ?
At least 17% of body fat
What’s the circular colored zone surrounding the nipple ?
The areola
What is menarche and what is necessary to induce it ?
Your first menstrual period & you need at least 17% of body fat in a teenager
In an adult woman, what would cease menstruation ?
A body fat drop below 22%
When do girls start ovulating ?
About a year after they begin menstruation
What’s menopause and when does it usually occur ?
Cessation of menstrual cycles & between the ages of 45 & 55
When is menopause considered complete ?
When there has been no menstruation for a year
What’s libido ?
Sex drive
What’s the most common & deadly cancer for women ?
Breast cancer
What’s the most common reproductive system cancer for men ?
Prostate cancer
What are the tests done to diagnose breast cancer in women ?
BSE(breast self examination) & mammograms
Where does prostate cancer tend to form ?
Near the periphery of the prostate gland
Why does prostate cancer tend to go unnoticed ?
It’s on the peripheral side of the prostate gland so the urine flow isn’t obstructed
Why does prostate cancer tend to go unnoticed ?
It’s on the peripheral side of the prostate gland so the urine isn’t obstructed
What is ovulation ?
Bursting of the follicle and releasing of the egg
What is oogenesis ?
Egg production
What are the 3 stages of prenatal development ?
First, Second, And Third Trimester
What three processes take place in the preembryonic stage )
Cleavage, Implantation, & Embryogenesis
