Sex-Ed health test Flashcards by Dyllan berman

what are some stereotypes for men (5 of them)

-strong
-high pay
-aggressive
-independent
-work

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what are some stereotypes for woman (5 of them)

-cooking
-cleaning
-skinny
-emotional
-soft

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what happens if you step outside the box of stereotypes

-bullied
-judgement
-confusion
-name calling

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what is a plural words used to describe both of the testicles

Testes

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what is the tube through which urine and semen leave the body

Urethra

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what is something that produces a milky fluid which forms part of the semen

Prostate gland

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what is the sac of skin which holds the pair of testes

Scrotum

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what is the male sex glands which produce sperm and testosterone

Testicle

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what is a pair of glands which add a nourishing fluid to the sperm

Seminal vesicles

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what is a bag-shaped organ which holds urine until it is discharged

Bladder

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what’s the spongy/muscular organ that becomes elarghed/erect when aroused

Penis

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what is the tube on the surface of each testicle which stores sperm

Epididymis

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what is a sperm duct which leads from testicles to ejaculatory duct

vas deferences

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what does LH do

stimulates testicular growth and it’s in the brain

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what does FSH do

stimulates testostosterone production from the cells of the testes and it’s in the brainc

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what ages do males begin puberty on average

10-15

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what ages do females begin puberty pn average

8-13

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5 Common puberty changes in men

-testicles get larger (first sign)
-growth of hair (chest back and face)
-wet dreams
-chest/shoulders get wider
-voice get’s deeper

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4 common puberty changes in women

-breast development (first sign)
-period
-hips widen (gain weight)
-labia may change colour or grow

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Both men and women common puberty changes

-acne
-sexual attraction
-increase body hair
-mood swings

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Name five qualities of a healthy relationship

-respectful
-trust worthy
-Communication
-supportive
-equal

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Name five qualities of an unhealthy relationship

-jealousy
-abusive
-comparing another relationship to yours
Disrespectful
-manipulative

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What are the types of violence

-physical abuse
-verbal abuse
-Financial abuse
-social bullying
-sexual harassment

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what is FRIES

-Freely given
-Reversible
-Informed
-enthusiastic
-specific

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what is the legal age of consent in canada

14 and 15 year olds can consent to sex if the partner is.....

less than 5 years older

12 and 13 year olds can consent to sex if the partner is....

less than 2 years older

what is consent

when one person agrees to or gives permission to another person to do something

what age is sexual activity legal

anyone under the age of 12

What is reproductive glands that contain egg cells in produce estrogen

Overy

What are the folds of skin on the outside of the vagina

Labia

What is the highly sensitive organ above urinary opening that provides pleasure

Clitoris

What's the narrow end of vagina which leads to uterus

Cervix

What are the tubes travelling from the ovaries to the uterus

Fallopian tubes

What is a canal that carries urine from bladder to outside of body

Urethra

What's a muscular tube which expands to fit penis during intercourse or baby during birth

Vagina

what's a organ which nourishes a developing fetus. lining is shed during mentruation

uterus

what is estrogen

Important role in sexual and reproductive development

What is Testosterone

main sex hormones in the testes responsible for sperm production

what are the 3 classifications of STI'S

Bacterial, Viral, parasitic.

what's a bacterial STI and how to help

-syphilis -chlamydia(most commen) -Gonorrhea -abstain from sex for 7 days -antitbiotics

what's a viral STL and how to help

-herps -HPV -HIV -Hepatitis B -Antiviral drugs -still can transmit -no cure

what's a parasitic STL and how to help

-scabies -public lice -creams -some use of antitbiotics

how do people contract an STI

unprotected sex, sex of any kind (oral, anal, vaginal) and infected partner

common signs and symptoms of an STI

Burning Itching Discharge Warts Sores Pain

how will a doctor test a patient for an STI

1.self check (discharge, pain, sores) 2. urine sample 3.swab 4.blood

what is the most common STI

Chlamydia

male condom: how does it work is it a suppress, block or disable

1. open package carefully 2. squeeze air from tip of condom 3. place and roll down penis 4. use 5. take off, tie, dispose and condoms are blockers

pros to using a condom

-convenient -provide protection -easy to find -not expensive

cons to using a condom

-can rip/break -expires -doesn't feel as good

IUD: how does it work is it a suppress, block or disable

Thicken's the mucus so the sperm can't swim -disable

pro's to using IUD

-leave it inside -convenient

con's to using IUD

-can fall out -expensive -you can feel it

birth control: how does it work is it a suppress, block or disable

-prevents egg from being released -thickenes cervical mucus -suppress

pros to using birth control

-fewer periods -reduce acne -reduce risk of getting pregnant

cons to using birth control

-gain weight -mood changes -head-aces/nausea

spermicide: how does it work is it a suppress, block or disable

-kills sperm -foam and cream -use with condom -disable

pro's to using spermicide

-easy to get -not expensive

con's to using spermicide

-level of effectiveness is low

what are the 5 stages that someone is get's trafficked

-luring (looking for young people online most common) -grooming (love bommed) -isolation (creating distance) -manipulation (pushing boundaries) -exploitation (participation in sexual acts)

what are risk factors that make someone vulnerable to sex trafficking

-lives in turmoil (struggling in school, unstable family) -unmet needs -past traumatic experiences -lack of knowledge

what are 5 warning signs of sex trafficking

-loses contact with family and friends -lying about activities -changes appearance -unexplained absences from school -brags about receiving gifts

path of sperm

1.formed in testcles 2. stored in epididymis 3. travels along vas defernes 4. Has fluids added from seminal vesicles and prostate glands 5 travel through urethra and is released through penis

what is progestestrone

main sex hormon for females