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Question #1
These are all types of bacteria EXCEPT:
A.
Syphilis
B.
Chlamydia
C.
Gonorrhea
D.
Herpes
Question #2
Pathogens include all EXCEPT:
A.
Fungi
B.
Deeks
C.
Protozoa
D.
Parasitic worms
Question #3
Bacteria:
A.
Does not require a host
B.
Requires a host and is always green
C.
Is always green
D.
Requires a host
Question #4
Your body’s defenses against disease causing agents include all EXCEPT:
A.
Body secretions
B.
Immune system
C.
Your skin
D.
All are my body’s defenses
E.
Cilia
Question #5
AIDS refers to a person who has
A.
Congenital heart failure
B.
HIV
C.
Type 2 Diabetes
Question #6
Which one(s) are not viruses:
A.
Genital warts and HIV
B.
Genital warts
C.
Urinary tract infections
D.
HIV
Question #7
HIV stands for Human Immunodeficiency Virus and
A.
affects the immune system
B.
Needs a host
C.
Needs a host, is never cured and affects the immune system
D.
is never cured and affects the immune system
Question #8
PMS stands for
A.
Post menopausal syndrome
B.
Premenstrual sensation
C.
Premenstrual syndrome
D.
Premenstrual cycle
Question #9
The psychological condition of being feminine or masculine as defined by the society in which one lives is:
A.
Secondary sex characteristics
B.
Stereotypes
C.
Puberty
D.
Gender
Question #10
A heterosexual person has a prime attraction to:
A.
Both sexes
B.
The opposite sex
C.
Neither sexes
D.
The same sex
Question #11
When an ovum is released from the ovaries to the fallopian tube this is referred to as:
A.
Toxic shock syndrome
B.
Puberty
C.
Ovulation
D.
Menopause
Question #12
Sexual orientation refers to people who are
A.
Homosexual, Heterosexual and Bisexual
B.
Homosexua
C.
Heterosexual and Bisexual
Question #13
What body part in a woman contains a developing fetus?
A.
Uterus
B.
Hypothalamus
C.
Cervix
D.
Vagina
Question #14
Premature ejaculation is when ejaculation occurs prior to or almost immediately following insertion into the vagina and affected by
A.
50% of males
B.
85% of males
C.
10% of males
D.
Only women
Question #15
Menopause is a ___________, often occurs between the ages of ___________ and has _________.
A.
Time when fertilization is at its peak, 30 – 40, no symptoms
B.
Stop of the menstruation cycle, 40 – 60, troublesome symptoms
C.
Regular cycle, 12 – 25, affects on relationships
Question #16
Being celibate means that a person:
A.
Has homosexual tendencies
B.
Only has oral sex
C.
Avoids sexual activities with others
Question #17
A potentially life threatening disease that occurs when bacteria multiplies often through improper use of tampons and diaphragms is:
A.
PMS
B.
Toxic shock syndrome
C.
Ovulation
D.
Premenstrual dysphoric disorder
Question #18
Semen is:
A.
All are correct
B.
Used as a contraceptive
C.
A fluid containing sperm as well as nutrients to neutralize vaginal acid
D.
Located in the scrotum
Question #19
Infertility means that there is difficulty in conception. Causes of infertility are
A.
Climate
B.
Endometriosis and Low sperm count
C.
Low sperm count
Question #20
The embryo is the name of the fertilized egg up until the end of two months of development. From that point until birth the developing baby is called the :
A.
Baby
B.
Fetus
C.
Child
D.
Placenta
Question #21
After the plateau phase and before the resolution phase, contractions in both men and women occur; the penis ejaculates semen and the uterus contracts. This is called:
A.
Orgasmic phase
B.
Mutual understanding
C.
Tubal ligation
D.
Excitement phase
Question #22
Male hormone produced in the testes.
A.
None are correct
B.
Semen
C.
Sperm
D.
Testosterone
Question #23
Endometriosis is:
A.
When parts of the endometrial lining of the uterus implant themselves outside the uterus
B.
Only affected during the 3rd trimester
C.
When a fetus is unable to maintain nutrients
D.
Not treatable
Question #24
The term identical twins, is now referred to as _____________, or single egg twins instead.
A.
Exact twins
B.
Dizygotic twins
C.
Embryonic twins
D.
Siamese twins
E.
Monozygotic twins
Question #25
Point of menstruation cycle in which a mature egg ruptures through the ovarian wall
A.
None are correct
B.
Menstruation
C.
Trimester
D.
Ovulation
E.
Endometriosis
Question #26
During the reproductive cycle a woman usually releases
A.
10 eggs
B.
100 eggs
C.
3 eggs
D.
1 egg
E.
200 eggs
Question #27
Which of these terms does not apply to a growing child in the mother’s womb.
A.
Fetus
B.
Zygote
C.
Embryo
D.
Genial
Question #28
A normal healthy man releases ___________ sperm into the vagina during ejaculation.
A.
500
B.
1 million
C.
Over 100 million
D.
10,000
Question #29
1 in 64 million pregnancies results in
A.
Twins
B.
Triplets
C.
A baby
D.
Quads
Question #30
The terms barrier methods and hormonal methods refer to
A.
Condoms and birth control pills
B.
Contraception
C.
Contraception, Condoms and birth control pills
D.
In vitro fertilization
Question #31
Females have XX chromosomes and males have ___________ chromosomes.
A.
YYX
B.
XX
C.
XY
D.
YY
E.
XXY
Question #32
Each fetus develops in the ______________ sac.
A.
Amniotic
B.
Placebo
C.
Fetal
D.
Nap
Question #33
Conception is:
A.
The ability to prevent pregnancy
B.
Fertilization of an ovum by a sperm
C.
When a fertilized egg splits in two
Question #34
Fraternal twins are referred to as ____________ twins. Or two different pregnancies.
A.
Opposite
B.
Dizygotic
C.
Mirrored
D.
Dual
Question #35
Conjoined twins are referred to as ______________ twins.
A.
Siamese
B.
Monozygotic
C.
Mirrored
D.
Identical
Question #36
There are how many trimesters in a normal pregnancy?
A.
4
B.
2
C.
1
D.
3
Question #37
A.
10 hours
B.
24 hours
C.
30 minutes
D.
3 hours
Question #38
Being fertile means that the person has the ability to:
A.
Reproduce
B.
None are correct
C.
Ejaculate
D.
Orgasm
Question #39
The diaphragm, sponge and condom are types of
A.
Hormonal methods
B.
Spermicides
C.
None are correct
D.
Barrier methods
Question #40
This device fits over the cervix to decrease chances of pregnancy.
A.
Uterus shield
B.
Sheath
C.
Fallopian guard
D.
Sponge
Question #41
Surgical methods of fertile management include all EXCEPT:
A.
Depo-Provera
B.
Hysterectomy
C.
Tubal ligation
D.
Vasectomy
Question #42
During pregnancy, the women’s body typically has noticeable changes during the
A.
3rd trimester
B.
2nd trimester
C.
1st trimester
D.
4th trimester
Question #43
The common cold, influenza (flu), mononucleosis and rabies are all types of
A.
Virus
B.
Fungi
C.
Bacteria
Question #44
Missing your period, tender breasts, morning nausea, extreme fatigue, emotional swings and changing tastes are early warning signs for
A.
Breast cancer
B.
Hysterectomy
C.
Plateau phase
D.
Pregnancy
E.
Arousal phase
Question #45
The fetus gains most of its weight in the
A.
1st trimester
B.
3rd trimester
C.
2nd trimester
D.
4th trimester
Question #46
A.
Access to the egg by the sperm and A viable egg
B.
A viable sperm, access to the egg by the sperm and a viable egg
C.
A viable sperm
Question #47
The human sexual response includes:
A.
Excitement phase, Resolution phase and Orgasmic phase
B.
Resolution phase and Orgasmic phase
C.
Plateau phase, Excitement phase, Resolution phase and Orgasmic phase
Question #48
All eggs a female will ever have are present in the ovaries at
A.
None are correct
B.
Menstruation
C.
Birth
D.
Puberty
Question #49
Gonads are which reproductive organs in the male and female?
A.
Penis and breast
B.
Testes and ovaries
C.
Testes and uterus
D.
Penis and vagina
Question #50
A pathogen does not cause disease or illness, rather it defends against it.
A.
FALSE
B.
TRUE
Question #51
An antigen triggers an immune response.
A.
TRUE
B.
FALSE
Question #52
A virus, when obtained, can be fought off and eliminated from the body.
A.
TRUE
B.
FALSE
Question #53
Bacteria and viruses can be pathogens.
A.
FALSE
B.
TRUE
Question #54
Herpes has 2 types. Type 1 and Type 2; there is no cure for herpes; symptoms may never occur even though the carrier has contracted herpes.
A.
TRUE
B.
FALSE
Question #55
Progesterone is the hormone that helps nourish a fertilized egg and helps maintain pregnancy.
A.
TRUE
B.
FALSE
Question #56
Estrogen is a hormone that is secreted by the ovaries that controls the menstrual cycle.
A.
TRUE
B.
FALSE
Question #57
Homophobia has no hatred, nor fear of homosexuals or homosexuality.
A.
FALSE
B.
TRUE
Question #58
External female genitalia include the uterus, fallopian tubes and ovaries.
A.
FALSE
B.
TRUE
Question #59
PMS causes mood changes and physical symptoms that occur in some women during 1 – 2 weeks before menstruation.
A.
FALSE
B.
TRUE
Question #60
Erogenous zones are areas located only in the male body that leads to sexual arousal.
A.
TRUE
B.
FALSE
Question #61
External male genitalia include the penis and the scrotum.
A.
TRUE
B.
FALSE
Question #62
The second trimester the female body begins to change.
A.
TRUE
B.
FALSE
Question #63
Female orgasmic disorder and erectile dysfunction are sexual disorders. They can be caused by anxiety and can be treated.
A.
TRUE
B.
FALSE
Question #64
The clitoris has only 1 function: for sexual pleasure.
A.
TRUE
B.
FALSE
Question #65
During the first trimester there are noticeable changes in the mother’s body.
A.
FALSE
B.
TRUE
Question #66
Conception is when an ovum is fertilized by a sperm and happens if there is a fertile egg, viable sperm and the sperm has access to the egg.
A.
FALSE
B.
TRUE
Question #67
There are three trimesters in pregnancy.
A.
TRUE
B.
FALSE
Question #68
Contraception is the prevention of conception.
A.
TRUE
B.
FALSE
Question #69
Identical twins share the same cells from a single egg.
A.
FALSE
B.
TRUE
Question #70
Twins that sample the amniotic fluid in the womb may have similar tastes in food as they grow up.
A.
TRUE
B.
FALSE
Question #71
There are condoms for both men and women.
A.
FALSE
B.
TRUE
Question #72
Pathogens are found in the air, on our food and amongst the people we come in contact with.
A.
FALSE
B.
TRUE
Question #73
Athletes foot, jock itch and ringworm are all examples of fungi
A.
TRUE
B.
FALSE
Question #74
Gender is the psychological condition of being feminine or masculine as defined by the society in which one lives.
A.
TRUE
B.
FALSE
Question #75
The transmission of disease can happen via contact, food or water borne, airborne, vector borne and perinatal.
A.
TRUE
B.
FALSE
Question #76
The scrotum protects the testes.
A.
FALSE
B.
TRUE
Question #77
Puberty is the period of sexual maturation.
A.
TRUE
B.
FALSE
Question #78
Internal female genitalia include mons pubis, labia and clitoris.
A.
FALSE
B.
TRUE
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