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Bacterial infection
that usually affects
mucous membranes
Gonorrhea
Bacterial infection
that affects the
reproduction organs
in male and female.
Chlamydia
Virus that can cause
genital warts or
asymptomatic
infection
Human
Papillomavirus
STD that causes
painful blisters and
cannot be cured.
Genital Herpes
Exaggerated and
oversimplified
belief about an
entire group of
people.
Period from
childhood to
adulthood
Caused by a
microscopic
protozoan that
results in infections
of the vagina,
urethra, and bladder.
Trichomoniasis
People of similar
age who share
similar interests
STD that causes
painless reddish
sores at the site of
infection
Syphilis
Attacks the body’s
immune system
HIV
Significant
relationship
between two people
Peer
Friendships
Small circle of
friends, who
exclude people
viewed as outsiders
Clique
The time when a
person begins to
develop certain
traits of adults
The state at which
the mental and
emotional
capabilities of an
individual are fully
developed
Emotional
Maturity
The state at which
the body and all the
organs are fully
developed
Affection without
limitation or
qualification
Unconditional
Love
The breaking down
of cell of the lining
of the uterus
Menstruation
Medical procedure
in which cells from
the cervix is
removed and tested
Pap Test
Twisting of the
blood vessels in the
scrotum
One or both testes
remain inside of the
body
Testicular Torsion
Undescended
Testes
Caused by the
contracting of the
uterus as it works to
expel its lining
Menstrual Cramps
Adolescence
Puberty
Stereotype
The ability to
experience a caring
loving relationship
Promise or pledge
that partners make
to each other
Emotional
Intimacy
Commitment
Uterus prepares to
receive and nourish
a fertilized egg
Infection of the
fallopian tubes,
ovaries, and the
surrounding areas of
the pelvis
Pelvic
Inflammatory
Disease
Menstrual Cycle
Separation of tissue
that allows part of
the intestine to push
into the abdominal
muscles.
Inguinal Hernia
Menstrual fluid that Being unable to
passes to the outside produce
of the body
Infertility
Menstrual Period
Physical maturity
Female reproductive Tubes that run from
structure that
the testes to the
produce eggs
urethra
Ovaries
Vas Deferens
Female reproductive Male reproductive
structure that
structure that
receives sperm
deposits sperm
Penis
Vagina
The release of the
eggs
Ovulation
Produces sperm
Process by which
semen leaves the
male’s body
Testes
Provides a place for
the baby to grow
Uterus
Fallopian tubes
Ejaculation
How long may it
take for a person to
have symptoms of
HIV:
Rare serious
bacterial infection
that affects the
immune system and
the liver
Inflammation of the
vagina characterized
by a discharge,
odor, irritation and
itching.
10 years
Feeling of fondness
for someone
Affection
Person that standing
up for their rights in
a firm but positive
way is said to be:
Assertive
The eggs travel
through this
Small opening
through which
sperm can enter the
uterus
Cervix
HIV attacks the
white blood cells
which are also
called:
T cells
When can a person
go in and get
checked for HIV
and show up on the
test?
6 months
Disease where the
lining of the uterus
grows in the ovaries
and fallopian tubes
Noncancerous fluidfilled sacs on the
ovary
Ovarian Cysts
Endometriosis
Toxic Shock
Syndrome
Vaginitis
Exaggerated
feelings of passion
for another person
Indirect, dishonest
way to control or
influence others
Persistently
annoying others is
called:
Infatuation
Manipulation
Harassment
Person that is overly
forceful, pushy,
hostile, or otherwise
attacking in their
approach is said to
be
Friends that have
strong emotional
ties and feel
comfortable sharing
their lives
Passive
Friendship with a
member of the
opposite sex but are
not considered a
couple
Casual Friendship
Close Friendship
Aggressive
Relationship
between peers who
share something in
common
Person that have a
tendency to give up,
give in, or back
down is said to be:
Platonic
Friendship
Principle function of
this hormone is to
regulate the balance
of water in to the
body.
Regulates and
controls the
activities of all of
the other
Endocrine glands Antidiuretic
Produces hormones
that regulate
metabolism, body
heat, and bone
growth.
Hormone
Thyroid Gland
Largest gland in the
Endocrine System
that controls blood
sugar levels.
Secretes the
hormones
epinephrine
(adrenaline)
Secretes a hormone
that inhibits the
amount of sodium
excreted in urine
Regulates the
body’s calcium and
phosphorus balance.
Adrenal Cortex
Parathyroid
Gland
Only gland that is
different in the male
and female
This gland secretes
melatonin, which
regulates sleep
Gonads
Pineal Gland
Pituitary Gland
Regulates
development of the
immune system
Thymus Gland
Adrenal Medulla
Pancreas