2. FLASH Exam Review

3. 100 200 400 300 400 Organs & Parts Prevention Vocab & Terms Misc. 300 200 400 200 100 500 100

4. Row 1, Col 1 The male and female reproductive organs that produce sex hormones. Ovaries & Testicles

5. 1,2 True or False? It is possible to get HIV through kissing. False

6. 1,3 A developing baby in the first two months of gestation. An Embryo

7. 1,4 True or False? If someone has unprotected sex, they should get tested for HIV immediately. False – it will not show up on a test for three months.

8. 2,1 This organ produces most of the fluid that becomes semen. Prostate Gland

9. 2,2 Name two STDs that can be spread through genital-to- genital contact. HPV, Genital Herpes, Pubic Lice

10. 2,3 The term used to describe the length of pregnancy. How long is a human pregnant for? Gestation; 40 weeks

11. 2,4 Once HIV gets into the blood, it invades the white blood cells, especially the ____________ cells. T-Helper Cells

12. 3,1 This organ, created by the body when a woman becomes pregnant, gives a fetus nutrition. Placenta

13. 3,2 This birth control method, which sits in a woman’s uterus for up to five years, is very effective in preventing pregnancy. IUD (Intra-uterine device)

14. 3,3 Conception is complete once ______________ has occurred. Implantation

15. 3,4 ______________ refers to how a person feels on the inside. A person’s inner sense of being male, female, or neither. Gender Identity

16. 4,1 This part is responsible for producing a pre-ejaculate that cleanses the urethra. Cowper’s Glands

17. 4,2 When trying to avoid contracting an STD, one must Be aware of these body fluids. Semen, vaginal fluid, & blood

18. 4,3 This terms refers to who a person likes or is attracted to? Sexual Orientation

19. 4,4 ____________ refers to how a person walks, talks, and dresses. Gender Expression

20. 5,1 Name 4 functions of the vagina. Passage for baby, sperm, endometrium, & produces a cleansing fluid.

21. 5,2 These are the places in the body that allow STDs to spread. Mucous Membranes

22. 5,3 Describe (and differentiate between) a zygote, morula, and blastocyst.

23. 5,4 This hormonal method of birth control is often referred to as the most effective method of birth control. The Implant