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Puberty
The Sexual
Act
The
Menstrual
Cycle
STDs
Female
Pot Pourri
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Gender which
undergoes puberty
earlier.
Who are females?
In males, this is the
hormone that stimulates
spermatogenesis at puberty.
What is FSH?
This is the term for
the first menstrual
cycle in females.
What is menarche?
This is the hormone
in males that
maintains the adult
male structure.
What is
testosterone?
In males, these illegal
drugs can reverse the
effects of puberty by
causing atrophy of
the testes and
increase in female
characteristics.
What are anabolic
steroids?
The forceful
expulsion of
secretions that have
accumulated in the
urethra after sexual
arousal.
What is
ejaculation?
Closely associated with
ejaculation for the male,
this is a pleasurable feeling
with intense sensation.
What is an orgasm
(or climax)?
For females to achieve
orgasm (in most cases),
this part of the external
genitalia must be tactilely
stimulated.
What is the
clitoris?
This is the period that
follows orgasm, primarily
characterized by a sense
of satisfaction and
relaxation – in males, it is
usually a longer period of
time.
What is resolution?
Often, this female
structure is torn during
the first act of sexual
intercourse, and often
bleeding results.
What is the
hymen?
The four stages of
the menstrual
cycle.
What are menses,
proliferative phase,
ovulation and
secretory phase?
This is the hormone
that stimulates
maturation of the
oocyte during the
proliferative phase.
What is FSH?
This phase of the
menstrual cycle
starts Day 1 of the
new cycle and usually
lasts 4-6 days.
What is menses?
This results from a
spike in Luteinizing
Hormone.
What is ovulation?
Assuming that the length of the
average menstrual cycle is 28
days, and that ovulation occurs
around Day 14, what would be
liberal range of days when the
female could get pregnant (4-5
day window).
What are Days 1216?
These general types
of STD can be
effectively treated
with antibiotics.
What are bacterial
STDs?
This is the most life
threatening of the viral
STDs, even though
sufferers do not die
from the effects of the
virus itself.
What is HIV
(develops into
AIDS)?
The above is a
picture of which viral
STD.
What is Human
Papilloma Virus
(HPV or Genital
Warts)?
Syphilis has three
stages, primary,
secondary and tertiary.
A hallmark sore called a
(BLANK) is the
predominant feature of
the primary stage.
What is the
chancre?
This bacterial STD is
primarily asymptomatic
in females, but often
produces a creamy,
white discharge in men.
What is gonorrhea?
Structure
indicated by
#6. These
are the
larger folds
covering the
vaginal area.
What are the labia
majora?
Structure
indicated
by #5,
which is
the portion
cut during
an
episiotomy.
What is the clinical
perineum?
Point when the final
meiotic divisions in the
oocyte occur.
What is after
fertilization?
Cytokinesis during meiotic
cell divisions in oogenesis are
not equal. The daughter cell
that gets the lion’s share of
the cytoplasm becomes the
egg cell and the other
daughter cells are called this.
What are polar
bodies?
This is the opening to
the uterus.
What is the cervix?
FINAL JEOPARDY
Cell Division
Compare and
Contrast Mitosis vs.
Meiosis
Both – DNA is duplicated prior to
cell division
Mitosis – occurs in somatic cells,
produces two identical daughter
cells (both diploid), only one cell
division
Meiosis – occurs in sex cells to
produce gametes, two cell divisions
produce four haploid cells, crossing
over and independent assortment
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