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FLASH Exam
Review
Organs &
Parts
Prevention
Vocab &
Terms
Misc.
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Ovaries & Testicles
The male and female reproductive
organs that produce sex hormones.
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False
True or False?
It is possible to get HIV
through kissing.
1,2
An Embryo
A developing baby in the first
two months of
gestation.
1,3
False – it will not show up on a test for three months.
True or False?
If someone has unprotected sex,
they should get tested for
HIV immediately.
1,4
Prostate Gland
This organ produces most of the fluid
that becomes semen.
2,1
HPV, Genital Herpes, Pubic Lice
Name two STDs that can be
spread through genital-togenital contact.
2,2
Gestation; 40 weeks
The term used to describe the
length of pregnancy.
How long is a human pregnant
for?
2,3
T-Helper Cells
Once HIV gets into the blood,
it invades the white blood
cells, especially the
____________ cells.
2,4
Placenta
This organ, created by the
body when a woman
becomes pregnant, gives
a fetus nutrition.
3,1
IUD (Intra-uterine device)
This birth control method,
which sits in a woman’s
uterus for up to five years,
is very effective in preventing
pregnancy.
3,2
Implantation
Conception is complete once
______________ has occurred.
3,3
Gender Identity
______________ refers to how a
person feels on the inside.
A person’s inner sense of
being male, female, or
neither.
3,4
Cowper’s Glands
This part is responsible
for producing a
pre-ejaculate that cleanses
the urethra.
4,1
Semen, vaginal fluid, blood, breastmilk
Identify at least three
body fluids that spread
STDs/HIV.
4,2
Sexual Orientation
This terms refers to who
a person likes or is
attracted to?
4,3
Gender Expression
____________ refers to how a
person walks, talks, and
dresses.
4,4
Passage for baby, sperm, endometrium, & produces
a cleansing fluid.
Name 4 functions of
the vagina.
5,1
Mucous Membranes
These are the places in the body
that allow STDs to spread.
5,2
Describe (and differentiate
between) a zygote, morula,
and blastocyst.
5,3
The Implant
This hormonal method of
birth control is often referred
to as the most effective method
of birth control.
5,4