Health Sex Test

Question 0

Uterus

Answer 0

Where the baby grows and develops

Question 1

Cervix

Answer 1

The opening from the uterus to the vagina

Question 2

Amniotic sac

Answer 2

Sac that the baby grows in. Keeps the temperature consistent

Question 3

Placenta

Answer 3

The sac that feeds the baby through the umbilical cord.

Question 4

Where does fertilization take place?

Answer 4

FALLOPIAN TUBES

Question 5

Implantation

Answer 5

When the fertilized egg attaches to the built up uterin lining

Question 6

Blastocyst

Answer 6

A sphere of cells surrounding a hollow center

Question 7

Labia

Answer 7

Flab over vagina

Question 8

Contraceptions

Answer 8

Ways to help prevent pregnancy

Question 9

Depo provera

Answer 9

Injection that thickens cervical mucus making it hard for sperm to enter

Question 10

Infectious diseases are caused by ______

Answer 10

Pathogens

Question 11

4 ways for infectious diseases to spread

Answer 11

Person to person
Food and water
Animals
Contaminated objects

Question 12

Active immunity

Answer 12

The body’s memory cells that remember pathogens and attack them before you can get sick again.

Question 13

Passive immunity

Answer 13

Temporary immunity that an infant requires from its mother.

Question 14

Immunizations

Answer 14

Vaccinations

Question 15

Chlamydia/Gonorrhea

Answer 15

Bacterial infection

Question 16

Bacterial vs. Virus

Answer 16

Bacterial can be cured viruses cannot.

Question 17

Syphilis

Answer 17

Bacterial infection

Sores, rash on palms, damage to internal organs

Question 18

Trichomoniasis

Answer 18

Protozoan parasite
Genital itching, yellow discharge from vag, painful urination.
Can be cured

Question 19

Pubic lice

Answer 19

Parasitic bugs that cause severe genital itching

Can be cured

Question 20

HPV/Genital warts

Answer 20

Viral infection
Bumps on genitals
Vaccination can prevent it

Question 21

Herpes

Answer 21

Viral infection

Question 22

Hepatitis B

Answer 22

Viral infection

Attacks liver that can lead to cancer

Question 23

HIV/AIDS

Answer 23

Viral infection
Attacks immune system that leads you vulnerable to any other infections (cold,flu,etc).
Human Immunodeficiency Virus
Acquired immunodeficiency Syndrome

Question 24

Stages of HIV/AIDS

Answer 24

1. Asymptomatic - no symptoms (6 mon-15 years) 2. Symptomatic 3. AIDS - T cells are low and tr body becomes very vulnerable to opportunistic infections

Question 25

Opportunistic infections

Answer 25

Small diseases like the cold that take advantage of the weak immune system that can be caused by HIV