physical and sexual self

Question 1

Gonads

Answer 1

reproductive glands that produce gametes: testes and ovaries

Question 2

Physical Self

Answer 2

refers to the body, marvelous container, and complex, finely tuned, machine
concrete dimension, directly observed and examined

Question 3

Sex

Answer 3

whether a person is male or female
whether a person has a penis or vagina

Question 4

Sexuality

Answer 4

total expressions of who you are as a human being
begins at birth ends at death

Question 5

The formation of male and female structures depends on the presence of

Answer 5

testosterone

Question 6

estrogen

Answer 6

hormones that affect menstrual cycle

Question 7

progesterone

Answer 7

hormones that affect pregnancy

Question 8

intervention with normal pattern of sex hormone production in embryo results in strange abnormalities

Answer 8

pseudohermaphrodites
hermaphrodites

Question 9

pseudohermaphrodites

Answer 9

individuals having accessory reproductive structures that do not match their gonads

Question 10

hermaphrodites

Answer 10

individuals that possess both ovarian and testicular tissues

Question 11

Puberty

Answer 11

period of life when reproductive organs grow to adult size
testosterone in males, estrogen in females

Question 12

escherichia oli

Answer 12

bacteria found in environment, food, and intestines of people and animals

Question 13

erogenous zones

Answer 13

parts of the body that when touched, it increased the sexual arousal

Question 14

human sexual behavior

Answer 14

as an activity, between two persons or a group

Question 15

2 types of behavior

Answer 15

solitary behavior
sociosexual behavior

Question 16

solitary behavior

Answer 16

self-gratification, self masturbation or self stimulation with the intention of causing sexual arousal

Question 17

sociosexual behavior

Answer 17

sexual behavior involving more than one person

Question 18

coitus

Answer 18

insertion of male reproductive to female reproductive organ
sexual intercourse or sexual activity

Question 19

5 types of sexual orientation

Answer 19

homosexual
heterosexual
bisexual
pansexual
transgender

Question 20

homosexual

Answer 20

whose sexual orientation is towards the same gender (lesbian and gay)

Question 21

heterosexual

Answer 21

whose sexual orientation is towards the opposite sex

Question 22

bisexual

Answer 22

who may be sexually oriented in both men and women

Question 23

pansexual

Answer 23

sexually attracted to people regardless of their sex or gender identity

Question 24

transgender

Answer 24

individuals who identify with a gender different from their natal gender

Question 25

4 human sexual response

Answer 25

excitement phase
plateau phase
sexual climax
resolution phase

Question 26

excitement phase

Answer 26

body’s initial physical response to sexual arousal
increase in pulse and blood pressure

Question 27

plateau phase

Answer 27

generally brief duration
if simulation is continued, orgasm usually occurs

Question 28

sexual climax

Answer 28

marked by feeling of abrupt, intense pleasure

Question 29

resolution phase

Answer 29

phase the body returns to normal physiologic state

Question 30

nervous system factors

Answer 30

autonomic system involved in controlling the involuntary responses

Question 31

autonomic nervous system

Answer 31

regulate organs or glands without any effort from our conscious mind

Question 32

autonomic nervous system is made up of 2 parts

Answer 32

sympathetic
parasympathetic

Question 33

female sex chromosome

Answer 33

xx

Question 34

male sex chromosome

Answer 34

xy