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1
Q

What are the 3 functions of penis and vagina

A

Reproduction
Elimination of waste
Pleasure

2
Q

By giving children the proper words we’re giving them….

2

A

Tools to understand and describe experiences

Attitude about body which fosters knowledgeable, positive, confident and responsible attitude.

3
Q

What are the 5 characterizations of an erogenous zone

A
Concentration of nerve endings
Blood vessels
Positive and erotic association 
Socio-cultural messages
Context
4
Q

At what week gestation is the fetus equipped anatomically to be either female or male

A

Before 6th week of gestation

5
Q

What is a homologous organ

A

Organ in male and female that develop from the same embryonic tissue

6
Q

What is an analogous organ

A

Organ in male and female that have similar function

7
Q

What are the female external organs (part of vulva)?

6

A
Mons pubis 
Clitoris
Labia majoria
Labia minors
Vulvae vestibule
Urethral opening
Vaginal opening (hymen)
8
Q

The majority of the clitoris is located…

A

Internally

9
Q

What is the only function of the clitoris

A

Sexual pleasure

10
Q

What is the hymen

A

Flexible thin membrane

11
Q

What is the function of hymen

A

Protect the vagina from infection when baby is born

12
Q

When there is a fissure of the hymen what will determine the amount of blood there is?

A

Size of the capillary

13
Q

What gives the sense of having a tight or loose vagina?

A

Pelvic floor muscle

14
Q

What are the internal organs of female?

A
Vagina
Uterus 
Ovaries
Fallopian tubes
Anus
15
Q

Two thirds of internal organs are found in the ____

A

Back

16
Q

When it comes to tactile stimulation you will only feel what part of internal organ

A

Front third

17
Q

The vagina is acidic. How does it signal its ovulation time

A

Light and transparent Discharge coming from the cervix

18
Q

Anus is a muscle like pelvic floor but what is different with the anus compared to vagina?

A

Sphincter

No natural lubrication

19
Q

Anus is at a different angle from the vagina which is at a ___ degree angle

A

45

20
Q

Why is anal sex especially risky for transportable diseases like HIV

A

Micro scratches in mucosa open the blood barrier

21
Q

How does the Albigensian of the penis keep blood from expanding externally?

A

When it’s squished it traps blood from going back to the heart which means it stays erect

22
Q

What part of the penis do most men find the most sensitive

A

Corona ridge (base of glans that go around )

23
Q

What is the frenulum

A

Where foreskin attaches onto the glans

24
Q

How many men are circumcised in the world

A

30%

25
Q

What is the storage area of the testis

A

Epididymis

26
Q

How do you stop blue balls

A

Stop sexual stimulation. Or

Ejaculate so your body can bring blood back to heart

27
Q

If a man doesn’t ejaculate for 6 weeks what happens to sperm

A

Gets absorbed back into body

28
Q

What is the male g spot

A

Prostate

29
Q

What is peronies disease

A

Localized fibrosis of albugenia

Causes curve in penis and pain

30
Q

What is treatment of peronies disease

A

Creams
Injections
Surgery

31
Q

What is phimosis

A

Foreskin of penis is tightly around glans making it impossible to retract

Causing lots of infections

32
Q

The majority of circumcision later in life are because of

A

Phimosis

33
Q

What is most frequently diagnosed cancer in cnd women

A

Breast

34
Q

What percent of cervical cancer is caused by hpv

A

95%

35
Q

What are risk factors of cervical cancer

A

Early intwrcourse

Multiple partners

36
Q

What is the most commonly diagnosed cancer in men

A

Prostate

37
Q

_____ cancer affects older men

____ cancer affects younger men

A

Prostate

Testicular

38
Q

What are the external genitals of men

A

Penis

Scrotum

39
Q

What are the internal organs of men

A
Testes
Seminiferous tubules
Epididymis 
Vas deferens
Seminal vesicles 
Prostate gland
Cowper's gland