SEXUAL SELF

Question 1

All human being begun their existence as _______

Answer 1

FEMALE

Question 2

responsible for determining the sex of an individual

Answer 2

CHROMOSOMES

Question 3

what’ll happen if XY chromosomes
met each other

Answer 3

MALE

Question 4

If the Y chromosome never arrives
The fetus will then continue to develop as

Answer 4

FEMALE

Question 5

the process by which a person develops into either a male or a female.

Answer 5

SEXUAL DIFFERENTIATION

Question 6

Y chromosomes releases ______ like ________

And blocks the female hormone called _________

Answer 6

ANDROGENS like TESTOSTERONE

ESTROGEN

Question 7

Is the process we go through to grow from a child into a young adult

Answer 7

PUBERTY

Question 8

When Does Puberty Start?

Answer 8

10-15 YEARS OLD

Question 9

Which organ produces the most estrogen?

Answer 9

OVARIES

Question 10

COMPLETE THE SENTENCE
As our body develops
our brain will send a message to our glands to start producing special hormones

____________ will start producing ___________
____________ will start producing ___________
Male and female are now capable to ______

Answer 10

OVARIES will start producing ESTROGEN
TESTICLES will start producing TESTOSTERONE
Male and female are now capable to PROCREATE

Question 11

sensitive areas on the body that causes arousal when touch

Answer 11

EROGENOUS ZONES

Question 12

Four Sexual Response Cycle

Answer 12

EXCITEMENT PHASE
PLATEAU PHASE
ORGASM PHASE
RESOLUTION PHASE

Question 13

The first stage of sexual response cycle.

Answer 13

EXCITEMENT PHASE

Question 14

how long does Female excitement stage may last

Answer 14

MINUTES OR HOURS

Question 15

what is happening to male during excitement phase

Answer 15

PARTIALLY ERECT PENIS

Question 16

what is happening to female during excitement phase

Answer 16

VAGINA BEGIN TO SWELL

Question 17

Generally of brief duration, can be felt before the orgasm.

Answer 17

PLATEAU PHASE

Question 18

it is the peak of the female sexual excitement who never achieve orgasm

Answer 18

PLATEAU PHASE

Question 19

Marked by a feeling of sudden intense pleasure, an increase in pulse rate and blood pressure, and spasms of the pelvic muscles causing vaginal contractions in the female and ejaculation by the male.

Answer 19

ORGASM PHASE

Question 20

it is the completion of the plateau phase.

Answer 20

ORGASM

Question 21

Comes after the orgasm allowing the muscles to relax and return to a normal or subnormal physiological state.

Answer 21

RESOLUTION PHASE

Question 22

The distinct set of physiological phases that both men and women undergo during intercourse is called the

Answer 22

SEXUAL RESPONSE CYCLE

Question 23

The phase of the cycle that is marked by an ejaculation in men is the

Answer 23

ORGASM PHASE

Question 24

male organ used for urination and sexual intercourse.

Answer 24

PENIS

Question 25

It's a powerful passage that plays a role in sex, menstruation, pregnancy and childbirth.

Answer 25

VAGINA

Question 26

a temporary storage reservoir for urine.

Answer 26

URINARY BLADDER

Question 27

male organ that transports mature sperm to the urethra in preparation for ejaculation.

Answer 27

VAS DEPERENS

Question 28

The tube that allows urine to pass outside the body.

Answer 28

URETHA

Question 29

a pair of glands found in the male pelvis, which function to produce many of the constituent ingredients of semen.

Answer 29

SEMINAL VESICLE

Question 30

a holding area for the poop

Answer 30

RECTUM

Question 31

the last part of the digestive tract. It's at the end of the rectum. It's where poop comes out of the body.

Answer 31

ANUS

Question 32

main function of this part is to store the sperms for maturation and transport it to vas deferens.

Answer 32

EPIDIDYMIS

Question 33

oval-shaped reproductive structures that are found in the scrotum and separated by the scrotal septum.

Answer 33

TESTES

Question 34

male reproductive structure located under the penis. it is responsible for protecting the testes.

Answer 34

SCROTUM

Question 35

is a small, walnut-shaped organ. It's below your bladder and in front of your rectum. Its primary functions are to create fluids in your semen and force semen through your urethra when you ejaculate.

Answer 35

PROSTATE

Question 36

a pear-shaped organ in the reproductive system of people assigned female at birth (AFAB). It's where a fertilized egg implants during pregnancy and where your baby develops until birth.

Answer 36

UTERUS

Question 37

a small canal that connects your uterus and vagina.

Answer 37

CERVIX