Health CAT 1 Sem 2

Scrotum

Scrotum

________- the sack of skin that surrounds the testicles and controls the temperature of the sperm.

STI

________- a sexually transmitted infection passed on by sexual contracted from an infected person to a non- infected person, it can be spread by the vagina, anus, mouth and penis.

Parasites

________- lives in or on another organism, can be treated /cured.

Urethra

________- the passage where urine flows through both males and females.

Conception

________- when the sperm and ova come together.

Vagina

________- a muscular tube through which a baby is born, this is also where the penis is inserted during sexual intercourse and where blood passes through during a period.

Ovulation

________- the process of the egg /ova being released from the ovary.

Uterus

________- a hollow muscular organ where the baby grows during pregnancy.

Fallopian

________ tubes- narrow tubes in which the egg travels from the ovary to the uterus.

Vas

________ deferens- tubes that carry sperm.

Penis

________- a male organ that becomes hard and erect when aroused.

Puberty

________- the physical and emotional changes that occur during adolescence that end in being able to reproduce.

Testicles

________- organs that produce sperm.

Hormones

________- chemical messages that travel in the bloodstream.

Cervix

________- the lowest part of the uterus, connected to the vagina.

Virus

________- a hot cell produces thousands of copies, not treated.

Ova

________- the female sex cell.

Vas deferens

tubes that carry sperm

Ovaries

two small organs that contain eggs/ovum

Vagina

a muscular tube through which a baby is born, this is also where the penis is inserted during sexual intercourse and where blood passes through during a period

Urethra

the passage where urine flows through both males and females

Fallopian tubes

narrow tubes in which the egg travels from the ovary to the uterus

Conception

when the sperm and ova come together

Hormones

chemical messages that travel in the bloodstream

Cervix

the lowest part of the uterus, connected to the vagina

Scrotum

the sack of skin that surrounds the testicles and controls the temperature of the sperm

Ova

the female sex cell

Puberty

the physical and emotional changes that occur during adolescence that end in being able to reproduce

Ovulation

the process of the egg/ova being released from the ovary

Penis

a male organ that becomes hard and erect when aroused

Testicles

organs that produce sperm

Sperm

male sex cell

Uterus

a hollow muscular organ where the baby grows during pregnancy

Bacterial

no genetic material, can be treated/cured

Virus

a hot cell produces thousands of copies, not treated

Parasites

lives in or on another organism, can be treated/cured

STI

a sexually transmitted infection passed on by sexual contracted from an infected person to a non-infected person, it can be spread by the vagina, anus, mouth and penis