Baylor Pubh 1145 Exam 2 UPDATED
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
Sexuality - CORRECT ANSWER A dimension of personality shaped by biological,
psychosocial, and cultural forces and conceding all aspects of sexual behavior and feelings
Sexual Identity - CORRECT ANSWER Who do you go to bed as?
- Male, female, other?
Sexual Orientation - CORRECT ANSWER Who do you go to bed with?
- Straight, bisexual, etc?
Sexual Anatomy - CORRECT ANSWER Male and female organs arise from the same
undifferentiated tissue during the prenatal period
Female External Anatomy - CORRECT ANSWER - Mons pubis
- Labia
- Labia minora
- Urethral opening
- Vaginal opening
- Hymen
- Perineum
***IDENTIFY ON PICTURE
Female Internal Anatomy - CORRECT ANSWER - Vagina
- Uterus (womb)
- Endometrium
- Cervix
- Fallopian tubes (oviducts)
,- Ovaries
***IDENTIFY ON PICTURE
Male Internal Anatomy - CORRECT ANSWER - Testes: testicles
- Epididymis: where sperm are sent to mature
- Vas Deferens: store and move sperm
- Ejaculatory Ducts: carries semen to urethra
- Urethra
- Seminal Vesicles: gives nutrients and fluids to sperm to make semen
- Prostate Glands: gives more fluid to semens
- Cowpers Glands: secretes pre-ejaculatory fluid
***IDENTIFY ON PICTURE
Onset of Puberty - male - CORRECT ANSWER - Pituitary Gland: secretes FSH and
stimulates sperm production
- Testosterone: produced in the testes and secondary sex characteristics and reproductive
development
Onset of Puberty - female - CORRECT ANSWER - Pituitary Gland: releases FSH (egg
development) and LH
- Ovaries: produce estrogen and progesterone (build and maintain uterine lining)
- Estrogen: regulates menstrual cycle, 2nd sex characteristic and reproductive development
Menarche: 1st menstrual period, eggs mature monthly
Cycle Length: 24-35 days / average = 28 days
, Pre-Menstrual Syndrome - CORRECT ANSWER - Irritability, bloating, headache,
breast tenderness, mood swings, anxiety, food cravings
- Remedies: healthy diet, reduce caffeine, reduce salt, exercise, no alcohol/tobacco
Menstrual Cycle Phases - CORRECT ANSWER - Proliferative Phase: egg develops
and endometrium proliferates (ovulation occurs day 14)
- Secretory Phase: endometrium thickens and blood supply increase
- Menstrual Phase: surface of endometrium is sloughed odd and bleeding occurs (day 1-5)
- Average 28 day cycle
PM Dysphoric Disorder (PMDD) (female) - CORRECT ANSWER Severe PMS
Andropause (male) - CORRECT ANSWER Gradual decline of testosterone 1% per
year after age 30
Dysmenorrhea (female) - CORRECT ANSWER Excessively painful cramps during or
before menstruation
Menopause (female) - CORRECT ANSWER Cessation of menstruation
Contraception - CORRECT ANSWER The prevention of conception through the use of
a device, substance, or method
Contraceptive - CORRECT ANSWER Any agent or method that can prevent
conception
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
Sexuality - CORRECT ANSWER A dimension of personality shaped by biological,
psychosocial, and cultural forces and conceding all aspects of sexual behavior and feelings
Sexual Identity - CORRECT ANSWER Who do you go to bed as?
- Male, female, other?
Sexual Orientation - CORRECT ANSWER Who do you go to bed with?
- Straight, bisexual, etc?
Sexual Anatomy - CORRECT ANSWER Male and female organs arise from the same
undifferentiated tissue during the prenatal period
Female External Anatomy - CORRECT ANSWER - Mons pubis
- Labia
- Labia minora
- Urethral opening
- Vaginal opening
- Hymen
- Perineum
***IDENTIFY ON PICTURE
Female Internal Anatomy - CORRECT ANSWER - Vagina
- Uterus (womb)
- Endometrium
- Cervix
- Fallopian tubes (oviducts)
,- Ovaries
***IDENTIFY ON PICTURE
Male Internal Anatomy - CORRECT ANSWER - Testes: testicles
- Epididymis: where sperm are sent to mature
- Vas Deferens: store and move sperm
- Ejaculatory Ducts: carries semen to urethra
- Urethra
- Seminal Vesicles: gives nutrients and fluids to sperm to make semen
- Prostate Glands: gives more fluid to semens
- Cowpers Glands: secretes pre-ejaculatory fluid
***IDENTIFY ON PICTURE
Onset of Puberty - male - CORRECT ANSWER - Pituitary Gland: secretes FSH and
stimulates sperm production
- Testosterone: produced in the testes and secondary sex characteristics and reproductive
development
Onset of Puberty - female - CORRECT ANSWER - Pituitary Gland: releases FSH (egg
development) and LH
- Ovaries: produce estrogen and progesterone (build and maintain uterine lining)
- Estrogen: regulates menstrual cycle, 2nd sex characteristic and reproductive development
Menarche: 1st menstrual period, eggs mature monthly
Cycle Length: 24-35 days / average = 28 days
, Pre-Menstrual Syndrome - CORRECT ANSWER - Irritability, bloating, headache,
breast tenderness, mood swings, anxiety, food cravings
- Remedies: healthy diet, reduce caffeine, reduce salt, exercise, no alcohol/tobacco
Menstrual Cycle Phases - CORRECT ANSWER - Proliferative Phase: egg develops
and endometrium proliferates (ovulation occurs day 14)
- Secretory Phase: endometrium thickens and blood supply increase
- Menstrual Phase: surface of endometrium is sloughed odd and bleeding occurs (day 1-5)
- Average 28 day cycle
PM Dysphoric Disorder (PMDD) (female) - CORRECT ANSWER Severe PMS
Andropause (male) - CORRECT ANSWER Gradual decline of testosterone 1% per
year after age 30
Dysmenorrhea (female) - CORRECT ANSWER Excessively painful cramps during or
before menstruation
Menopause (female) - CORRECT ANSWER Cessation of menstruation
Contraception - CORRECT ANSWER The prevention of conception through the use of
a device, substance, or method
Contraceptive - CORRECT ANSWER Any agent or method that can prevent
conception
