Heath Final

Cervix

end of uterus that goes into the vagina

Clitoris

sensitive female organs

Fallopian Tubes

where the eggs travel too & also where they fertilize sperm

Labia Minora

inner folds of skin

Labia Majora

outer folds of skin

Ovary

where eggs & sex hormones produce from

Urethra

where pee goes through

Uterus

where baby or fetus develops & grows until birth

Vagina

passage for menstrual fluid

where internal & external reproductive organs connect

Vulva

external reproductive organs

Cowpers Gland

makes/prepares sperm passage

makes/produces a fluid that lubricates the urethra

Epididymis

stores & carries sperm to vas deferens

Prostate

mixes fluid with sperm to make semen

the fluid helps provide energy for sperm

moves sperm out quickly

Seminal Vesicles

creates thick fluid that provides energy

Scrotum

regulates temp of the testicles and protects them

Testicle

something in the scrotum

produces sperm

makes testosterone

Urethra

where semen & urine travels through and out, but at different times

Vas Deferens

joins testicle & prostate gland

moves sperm from epididymis to prostate

Sperm

made in testicles

half of genetics needed to reproduce

smaller than eggs

Egg/Ovum

made by ovaries

bigger than sperm

other half of genetics needed to reproduce

Menarche

womens first period

Menstruation

something that happens once a month that makes eggs leave the ovary

extra tissues leave them if not fertilized

Fertilization

when eggs find sperm

Zygote

fertilized eggs

Conception

reproduction

this happens when sperm meets eggs

STI’s

infection that comes from sex, mixing of body fluids

Abstinence

Waiting till marriage to do any sexual activity

Ovulation

eggs being released from ovaries

most hormonal time for women

Sex Hormones

made by progesterone, estrogen, testerone, and testicles

Virus

HIV

Hepatitis

Herpes

HPV

Bacteria

PID

NGU

Syphilis

Gonorrhea

Chlamydia

Parasite

Trichonosis

Public Lice

How can we treat the 3 main types of STIs?

Antibotics or vaccine

It's hard to treat them because some are untreatable

1st D in Decide

Define the problem

1st E

Explore the alternatives

C

Consider the consequences

I

Identify your values

2nd D

Decide and Act

2nd E

Evaluate results