Conceptions, STD/STI, Sexual Assault

• What is an Ectopic Pregnancy?

  When the blastocyst implants in the Fallopian Tube or elsewhere
• What are Fraternal Twins?

  When 2 eggs are released from the ovary and both are fertilized by two sperm cells
• What are Identical Twins?

  1 egg is fertilized by one sperm cell
• Which way should a baby come out?

  Head first
• If a baby doesn’t come put by the head, what is it called?

  Breech Birth
• What is the surgical method of birth (C-Section)?

  Caesarean section
• What is an STI caused by?

  A pathogen and spreads through sexual contact
• How many types of sexual contact can STI’s spread through?

  Four
• What are STI’s characterized by?

  Bacterial and Viral
• True or False, can a Bacterial STI be treated?

  Yes, with antibiotics
• What is the most common bacterial STI?

  Chlamydia
• What are other examples of STI‘s?

  Gonorrhea and Syphilis
• Can a Viral STI be cured?

  No
• What is the most common Viral STI?

  HPV
• What are other types of STI’s?

  Herpes, Hiv/Ai, Pubic Lice, Scabies
• What is the only way to guarantee protection for yourself?

  Abstinence
• What are the effects of STD’s?

  costly healthcare expense, pain and discomfort, embarrassment
• Why are STD’s Epidemic?

  Multiple Sexual Partners, Ignoring the Risks, People do not get treated
• What two things do testes produce?

  Sperm and Testosterone
• Which glands release pre-ejaculatory fluid?

  Cowper’s Gland
• Where do sperm mature and get stored after they are made?

  Epididymis
• What tube Carrie’s sperm from the lower part of the reproductive system to the upper part of the system?

  Vas deferens
• Which structure holds the testes?

  Scrotum
• What is the common site of cancer in OLDER men that also secretes a fluid to protect sperm?

  Prostate Gland
• What is the tube that carries sperm out of males and urine out of males and females?

  Urethra
• What is the female reproductive organ as well as birth canal?

  Vagina
• How often should a female see her doctor for exams of her reproductive system?

  Once a year
• Where is the cervix located?

  The neck/opening at the base of the uterus
• What is the responsibilities of the ovaries?

  For storing eggs; producing estrogen and progesterone
• After fertilization where does the zygote develop until birth?

  Uterus
• What two structures does the Fallopian Tubes connect?

  Ovaries to the uterus
• What is Ovulation?

  The process where an ovum is released from the ovary once per menstrual cycle
• What is Fertilization?

  Process of the egg cell and sperm cell joining (zygote) occurs in the Fallopian Tubes
• What is Implantation?

  The process by which the zygote implants into the endometrium
• What is Menstruation?

  The process of hormonal changes that happens each month to prepare the body for pregnancy