Family Life Unit Study Guide

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Before a person chooses to engage in sex they should consider their

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personal values

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A person can get STD from

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oral sex

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100% protection against all STD's

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abstinence

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An incision made in the abdominal wall of the mother

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caesarian birth

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Two types of female sex hormones

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estrogen and progesterone

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Regulates the temperature for the testes

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scrotum

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Involved in the production storage and transportation of sperm

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male anatomical structures

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Two types of permanent birth control

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vasectomy and tubal ligation

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Fertilization of an egg by sperm

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conception

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Offer some protection against sexually transmitted diseases

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condoms and spermicidal creams

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Female Hormone

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progestrone

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The majority of people infected with this disease are in the 15-24 year old age group

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chlamydia

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The operation in which folds of skin are removed from the penis

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circumcision

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An STD that is currently 100% fatal

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HIV

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A disposable tubular sack that fits inside the woman's vagina

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Female condom

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Can be passed on to an unborn child

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STD

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Occurs when an egg is fertilized by sperm

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conception

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A person can get STD from anal, vaginal, and this type of sex?

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oral

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Type of permanent birth control

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vasectomy

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this is where conception begins

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fallopian tubes

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Regulates the temperature of the testes

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scrotum

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The only 100% protection against all STDs

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abstinence

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A viral STD that resembles a small cauliflower

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herpes syphilis

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sometimes called the clap or drip

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gonorrhea

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A woman is more likely to become pregnant during this time

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ovulation

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Opening of the uterus that dilates to provide an exit for the baby.

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Urethra

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Produce sperm and testosterone.

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Testicle

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Passageway for urine or semen to leave the body.

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Cervix

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The sensitive head of the penis.

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Cowpers Gland

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Organ that stores the egg (ova).

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Ovary

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Pear shaped organ that holds the developing fetus.

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Uterus

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Parasite

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Scabies

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Virus

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Syphilis

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Is responsible for pre-ejaculatory fluid.

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Glans

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Hangs outside the body and regulates temperature.

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Scrotum

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Transports the egg after it is released from the ovary.

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Fallopian Tube

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Bacteria

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Herpes

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An organ with no function other that sexual pleasure.

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Clitoris

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Opening of the uterus that dilates to provide an exit for the baby.

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Urethra

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Produce sperm and testosterone.

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Testicle

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Passageway for urine or semen to leave the body.

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Cervix

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The sensitive head of the penis.

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Cowpers Gland

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Organ that stores the egg (ova).

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Ovary

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Pear shaped organ that holds the developing fetus.

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Uterus

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Parasite

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Scabies

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Virus

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Syphilis

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Is responsible for pre-ejaculatory fluid.

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Glans

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Hangs outside the body and regulates temperature.

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Scrotum

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Transports the egg after it is released from the ovary.

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Fallopian Tube

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Bacteria

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Herpes

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An organ with no function other that sexual pleasure.

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Clitoris