Family Living
Terms
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- Cervix
- opening musscle to the uterus
- clitoris
- the nub located at the front of the vaginal opening.
- epididymis
- top part of the testical where the sperm matures
- fallopian tube
- the passage ways where the tube connects the ovary o the uterus where fertilzation occurs
- fore skin
- this layer of skin that covers the head of the penis
- hymen
- this membrane partically closes the enterence to the vagina
- labia/vulva
- soft folds of skin protecting vaginal, urethural, and rectal opening
- ovary
- eggs are developed and produce sex hormones
- prostate
- gland that secretes semen with sperm
- scrotum
- the thin skin sack that holds the testes
- semen
- the male fertilizing fluid usually white that contains sperm
- seminal vessical
- also produces part of the liquid that becomes the semen
- testicle/testes
- reproductive glands in the scrotum that produce the sperm
- uterus
- pair shaped organ that holds baby during pregnancy. the lining sheds during menstration
- vagina
- passageway that leads from uterus to outside the body. aka birthcannal
- vas deferens
- tube that carries the sperm from the testes to the urethra
- cowpers gland
- puts hormones into the semen
- Syphilis
- bacterial
- transmitted by..
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-oral, anal, vaginal sex
-injected - primary syphilis
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-symptoms 3-12 weeks after sex. sores can start as painless sore, oozie sores
-detected through blood test - secondary sypilis
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-appear 1 wk to 6 months and can come and go
-rash, body aches, bumps and mucous patches - tertiary syphilis
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-last and most severe
- cause neurological problems, blindness, heart disease, brain damage
10-20 years - Gonorrhea
- bacteria
- symptoms
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-liver disease
-can take 2-6 weeks to show
-fatigue, loss appetite, dark urine, light stole, fever, vomit, yellowish skin,
liver cancer - long term
-
-stuck with physical damage
- can make sterile - Chlamydia
- bacterial
- incubation
- 3 weeks to 3 months
- male symptoms
-
-1 in 4 have symptoms
-milky discharge
-burning
-can be trated and cured - women symptoms
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-1 in 2 have symptoms
-yellow discharge
-iching and burning
-urge to urinate
-pain in abdomin - Chancroid
- bacterial
- incbation
- 3-14 days
- Genital herpes
- viral- no cure
- herpes (type one)
-
-very contagous
-aka fever blisters, sun blisters, cold sores - Human Papiloma virus (hpv)
- virual
- Hepatitis
- hep b and c
- spread
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-blood, sexual fluid
-mother when born
-tatoos
-toothbrush -
Aids
(acquired immune deficiency) - virus that breaks down the immune system. leaving the body vulnerable
- transmitted
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-in the womb
-breast feeding
-transplants
-semen, lood, vaginal secretion - technique used to help a person distinguish between feelings of relaxation and tension
- biofeedback
- a condition casued by a virus which breaks don immune system
- aids
- sexually transmitted disease which can cause pid
- chlamydia
- boDys reaction to stress signaled by a desire to either run away or confront the stress
- flight or fight response
- a baby born to a mother infected may develope blinding infections
- gonorrhea
- a sore is the first symptom
- herpes
- the stage pf syphilis when all symptoms of the disease disappear and the victim is not infetious
- latent
- a condition involving fluid retention and weight gain which often occurs in prenant teens
- toxemia
- sexual tramsitted disease which has no cure may flaare up at any time
- syphilis
- low level of hemoglobin in the blood
- anemic
- flat or raised bumps in the genital area
- genital warts
- sore which appears at the sight of syphilis
- chancre