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Question 1

Hormones, genetics, and physical health play a crucial role in how we feel about our bodies.

Answer 1

Physiological Influences

Question 2

Our body image can impact our mood, confidence, and overall well-being.

Answer 2

psychological effects

Question 2

Media often presents unrealistic and narrow beauty standards, contributing to body dissatisfaction.

Answer 2

The “Thin Ideal

Question 3

Constant exposure to idealized images can lead to negative comparisons and feelings of inadequacy.

Answer 3

Cosmetic and Plastic Surgeries

Question 3

Products are marketed to promote body image ideals, further influencing self-perception.

Answer 3

cosmetics and skin whitening products

Question 3

medical procedure used to enhance an appearance

Answer 3

Cosmetic S.

Question 4

medical procedure to repair, reconstruct, or modify a part of the body.

Answer 4

Plastic S.

Question 5

How we see, perceive, and envision our body, including its size, shape, and features.

Answer 5

perceptual

Question 5

Our feelings, thoughts, and beliefs about our body, including judgments and evaluations.

Answer 5

affective

Question 6

Actions we take in response to our body image, such as diet, exercise, or clothing choices.

Answer 6

behavioral

Question 7

It is the way you think about your body.

Answer 7

cognitive

Question 7

4 aspect of body image

Answer 7

perceptual, behavioral, affective, cognitive

Question 8

factors affecting body image

Answer 8

1. low self esteem,
   2.bullying,
2. mass media,
3. natural changes occurring during adolescence,
4. individual traits,
5. heredity,
6. psychological / emotional issue,
7. perfectionism

Question 9

Embracing and appreciating your body, regardless of its size, shape, or features.

Answer 9

self acceptance

Question 10

Recognizing and valuing the amazing things your body can do.

Answer 10

body appreciation

Question 11

Challenging negative thoughts and replacing them with positive affirmations.

Answer 11

positive self talk

Question 12

Taking care of your physical and mental health through healthy habits.

Answer 12

self care

Question 13

Feeling good about yourself, regardless of external factors.

Answer 13

self esteem

Question 13

Identify and question negative thoughts about your body.

Answer 13

challenges negative thoughts

Question 14

Recognize and appreciate the unique qualities of your body.

Answer 14

focus on strengths

Question 15

Consult a therapist or counselor if struggling with body image issues.

Answer 15

seek for professional help

Question 16

Be kind and understanding towards yourself, even when facing challenges.

Answer 16

self care compassion

Question 17

Celebrate the beauty and diversity of bodies, recognizing the uniqueness of each individual.

Answer 17

diversity

Question 18

Embrace self-acceptance, cultivating a positive and loving relationship with your body.

Answer 18

self love

Question 19

Take ownership of your body image, challenging societal standards and building self-confidence.

Answer 19

empowerment

Question 20

Primary male reproductive organ for penetration during sexual contact

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PENIS

Question 21

Holds the testes; it helps control the external temperature to be lesser than the internal temperature, which is important for proper sperm development.

Answer 21

SCROTUM

Question 21

The primary male reproductive structure that supplies sperm and testosterone

Answer 21

TESTES

Question 21

Serves as the passage for the sperm to travel from the epididymis to the urethra

Answer 21

VAS DEFERENS

Question 22

Procedures fluid that nurtures and gives energy to sperm cells

Answer 22

SEMINAL VESICLES

Question 23

Produces milky saline fluid, which increases sperm mobility

Answer 23

PROSTATE GLAND

Question 24

Serves as an opening of the uterus

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VAGINA

Question 25

Also called the womb; it nurtures female gametes after fertlization.

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UTERUS

Question 26

It helps to deliver egg cells from the ovaries to the uterus and facilitates the fertilization process.

Answer 26

FALLOPIAN TUBES

Question 27

Female main reproductive structures that produce gametes, estrogen, and progesterone

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OVARIES

Question 28

Allows the flow of menstrual blood and directs the sperm into the uterus during copulation

Answer 28

CERVIX

Question 29

WHAT ARE THE PHASES OF HUMAN SEXUAL RESONE CYCLE

Answer 29

PHASE 1 EXCITEMENT PHASE 2 PLATEAU PHASE 3 ORGASM PHASE 4 RESOLUTION

Question 29

sexual fantasies trigger sexual urges

Answer 29

Desire phase

Question 30

stimulation of sexual pleasure and physiological signs may include: In males, penile tumescence ( increased flow of blood into the penis); and Females release lubrication (vasocongestion) and nipples erect (breast tumescence) during this stage.

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AROUSAL STAGE

Question 30

This stage is characterized by rapid breathing. The penis grows in size and the testes enlarge, while the outer vagina contracts and the clitoris retracts for females

Answer 30

PHASE 2 PLATEAU

Question 31

Sexual drive slows down usually for men after ejaculation.

Answer 31

PHASE 4 RESOLUTION

Question 32

The climax of the sexual activity Males experience the inevitability of ejaculation. Vaginal contracts for females

Answer 32

PHASE 3 ORGASM

Question 33

a recovery time to be sexually ready again.

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Refractory period-

Question 34

is a biological concept. It is given at birth.

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SEX

Question 35

is a social concept. It is social construct that deals with masculinity and femininity.

Answer 35

GENDER

Question 36

These are infections that are transmitted from one person to another when people engage in unprotected and risky sexual activities. These can be caused by pathogens, parasites, yeast, and viral infections.

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STD SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES

Question 37

PREVENTION OF STD

Answer 37

ABSTINENCE MONOGAMY VACCINNATIONS CHECK FOR INFECTIONS EDUCATION

Question 37

COMMON STD

Answer 37

GENITAL HERPES GONORRHEA SYPHILIS HIV HPV TRICHOMONIASIS

Question 38

Fertilization is aided by placing the semen inside a syringe that is connected to a catheter that is inserted inside the uterus to facilitate pregnancy.

Answer 38

ARTIFICIAL INSEMENATION

Question 39

Fertilization happens outside a woman’s body, usually in a laboratory using a test tube. Thus, offspring from IVF are sometimes referred to as “test-tube babies”.

Answer 39

IN VITRO FERTILIZATION IVF

Question 40

A donor or second woman legally agrees to become pregnant with the sperm of the first woman’s husband.

Answer 40

SURROGACY