Health Test - Learning About The Human Body Flashcards

Learn The Following: 1. Heredity characteristics 2. Environmental characteristics 3. Hormones What do they do Progesterone/testosterone 4. Male and female physical changes 5. Reproductive system Parts Definitions 6. Chromosomes xx xy

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What are Heredity Characteristics?

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Physical and mental characteristics are passed down from one generation to another.

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What is a list of Heredity Characteristics?

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Eye and hair colour, skin tone, blood group, intelligence, body and face shape.

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What are Environmental Characteristics?

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Nutrition, exercise, education and more factors which are passed down from one generation to another.

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What is a list of Environmental Characteristics?

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Nutrition, exercise (sports), education (ability to learn) and more…

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What are Hormones?

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Substances that act like messenger molecules inside the human body.

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What do Hormones do?

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They help control many body functions such as growth and reproduction

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What are some Hormones?

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Progesterone, testosterone, Insulin estrogen, oestrogen and growth hormones.

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What is Progesterone?

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Prepares the lining of the uterus for a fertilized egg to implant and grow.

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What is Testosterone?

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The male hormone is responsible for regulating sex differentiation and providing male characteristics.

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What are some Male changes?

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Hair in certain areas, deepening of voice, broadening of shoulders, enlargement or testes and penis

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What are some Female changes?

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Hair in certain areas, development of breasts, widening of hips pelvis, start of menstruation and ovulation

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What changes do both have?

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Acne, growth spurts, muscle strength, change in sex hormones, hair in certain areas and voice change.

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What are Chromosomes?

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A single molecule of DNA that serves to carry genetic information.

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What are the (X) and (Y) Chromosomes?

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DNA which determines the gender of an individual.

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What does it mean if (XX) Chromosomes?

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This means that the individual is a female.

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What does it mean if (XY) Chromosomes?

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This means that the individual is a male.

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What is the Reproductive System?

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Production and fertilization of gametes/sperm and, in females, the carrying of a fetus.

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What are the Ovaries?

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small, oval-shaped glands on either side of the uterus which produce and store eggs

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What are the Fallopian Tubes?

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The tube through which the egg passes through the ovary

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What is the Penis?

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The organ that becomes erect when its tissues fill with blood

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What is the Vagina?

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The passage through which the menstrual flow leaves the body

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What are the Testicles?

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The male sex cell

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What is the Urethra?

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The tube through which urine passes out of the body

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What is the Uterus?

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Where the fertilised eggs becomes a baby

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What is the Egg?

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Female sex cell

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What is the Scrotum?

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The sac that holds the testes

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What is the Ovulation?

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The realease of an egg from the ovary