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HGD Survey Instructions Go to: wellnessandpreventionoffice.org Click on program surveys in the upper right and click yes Find Reagan in the third dropdown box (site number is 007), then click I’m a student Click on pre-survey Click on Human Growth and Development Start the survey: site number is 007 Teacher is Toninato Curriculum is MPS

Sexual Behaviors and Attitudes IQ Human Sexuality Sexual Behaviors and Attitudes IQ What is the % of MPS high school students who have had sexual (vaginal) intercourse? What % of students had sexual intercourse for the first time before the age of 13? What % of students had sexual intercourse with one or more people during the last 3 months?

Of the students who had sexual intercourse during the last 3 months, what was the % who drank alcohol or used drugs before the last sexual intercourse? Of students who had sexual intercourse during the past three months, what was the % that used a condom during the last sexual intercourse? Among students who had sexual intercourse during the last 3 months, what % used birth control pills to prevent pregnancy?

What % of students has ever been taught about AIDS or HIV infection in school? What % of students have ever given or received oral sex? What % of high school girls who have had sex wish they would have waited longer to engage in sexual activity?

Answers 1-63.1% 2-12.2% 3-44.0% 4-17.5% 5-66.2% 6-11% 7-85.1% 8-46.8% 9-50%

Who influences your decisions? Parents/Family Friends Media Church Your personal values along with education will help you to make responsible in and informed decisions!

Just the facts Take your reproduction sheets and walk around the room to each sheet on the wall and fill in the information for both male and female reproduction systems

Male Reproduction System PURPOSE IS TO PRODUCE SPERM AND GET IT TO AN EGG Sperm is made in the testes Sperm is stored in the epididymis When the male ejaculates sperm is released into the vas deferens Sperm is mixed with seminal fluid in from the seminal vesicle Sperm gets more fluid to make semen from the prostate gland Semen gets a protective fluid from the cowper’s gland It leaves the body via the urethra The urethra is inside the penis

There are 150-300 million sperm released when the male ejaculates There are 150-300 million sperm released when the male ejaculates. It only takes one to fertilize an egg. Fertilization can happen as fast as 30 minutes.

Female Reproduction System TO GET THE EGG FERTILIZED AND CARRY THE BABY Eggs are stored in the ovary Once a woman begins puberty, once a month an egg matures. During ovulation an egg is released and travels through the fallopian tube After 5 days in the fallopian tube the egg enters the uterus If the egg is fertilized it stays in the uterus, if it is not it leaves the uterus through the cervix The egg exits the body through the vagina

Twins Fraternal twins- two separate eggs, the twins have separate DNA Biological twins- one sperm fertilizes one egg, and the egg splits in two, two separate people with the same DNA

Menstrual cycle Each female has a unique cycle It also takes a few years from puberty for the cycle to regulate Pregnancy, intense exercise and low body fat levels can disrupt the cycle

The cycle Days 1-4 menstrual flow leaves the body Days 5-12 estrogen causes the lining of the uterus to thicken and ova in the follicles to mature Days 13-14 ovulation occurs Days 15-20 egg travels through the fallopian tubes. This is the most likely place for the egg to be fertilized Days 21-28 the egg sits in the uterus. If the egg is not fertilized menstruation begins again

What days are you most likely to get pregnant? Sperm can live up to 6 days inside the female If the sperm enter the fallopian tubes even on day 9 they can still fertilize the egg on day 14 when it is released

Who’s who activity Place the words into three columns Female anatomy Both

Who's who PENIS - URETHRA – OVARY – FORESKIN – FALLOPIAN TUBE – UTERUS – BLADDER – PUBIC BONE – TESTICLE – CERVIX – SCROTUM – PROSTATE GLAND – VAGINA – EPIDIDYMUS - MALE BOTH FEMALE

continued ANUS – LABIA – BREAST – ENDOMETRIUM – SEMINAL VESICLE– VAS DEFERENS – COWPER’S GLAND- RECTUM - BOTH FEMALE MALE

Reproduction and childbirth quiz Asexual reproduction means there is only one parent T or F Sperm carry there DNA in the a. Protozoa b. Flagella c. Head d. tail ______ is the male hormone responsible for sperm to be produced? a. Flagella b. Testosterone c. Cell d. Estrogen Sperm can live only? a. 10 days b. 20 days c. 40 days d. 60 days

Semen is glandular secretions and sperm together? T or F The testes are outside of the body to keep the sperm cooler? T or F Of all the sperm that are ejaculated, how many actually might reach the egg? a. 1 b. 50 c. 150 d. 200 million The ovaries are like the testes in the male? T or F

The female sex hormone is called? Estrid b. Estrogen c. Dopamean If sperm don’t get ejaculated what happens to them? Every ____ days the lining of the uterus sheds unless the woman is pregnant? a. 15 b. 20 c. 28 d. 35 13. The membrane of the egg prevents more than one sperm from getting in? T or F

Pregnancy lasts 90 days b. 150 days c. 280 days Pregnancy is broken into Two halfs b. Three trimesters c. 4 quarters An embryo becomes a fetus at a. 8 wks b. 3 months c. 6 months d. conception