CTBL
Where is sperm produced?
Testes
HIV may not be detected for_____ to ______years. However, the person is highly contagious.
10 to 12
HIV can be transmitted through __________.
Blood
Five or more alcoholic drinks for men/four or more alcoholic drinks for women is known as what?
Binge drinking
The best method for preventing STD's is ______.
abstinence
What are the 2 hormones that females produce?
Estrogen/ Progesterone
This is the chemical found in marijuana that makes the user high.
THC
The changes that occur during puberty are triggered by _________.
hormones
Reactions to medicine other than the one intended
Side effects
The epididymis is where sperm are stored and mature
True or False
True
The damage caused by bacterial STD/STI being left untreated is_____
Irreversible
What are the two types of nicotine used in vapes?
Freebase and Nicotine Salt (Nic-Salt)
This is the opening to the uterus and has to dilate 8-10 cm in order for a woman to give birth.
Cervix
Antibiotics have no effect on viruses. True or false?
True
What are the 3 ways of becoming Pressure Proof?
Set It, Say It, Show It
What puts a female at risk of sterility?
PID (Pelvic Inflammatory Disease)
What are the two different strains of Marijuana?
Indica and Sativa
If a person has a PHYSIOlogical and a PSYCHOlogical dependence on a drug then they are ________ to that drug.
Addicted
Which classification of drugs slows down the central nervous system?
Depressants
A person whose body has built up a _________ to Advil only needed two pills when they were younger, but now in high school, they need three pills to feel relieved.
Tolerance
What is the most common bacterial STD
AND
What is the most common viral STD
Bacterial - Chlamydia
Viral - HPV (Human Papilloma Virus)
__________ activates the brain's reward circuits and produces dopamine reinforcing the rewarding behavior
nicotine
Syphilis is a big, open red sore called a _________.
chancre
This is when a person BELIEVES that a drug is needed in order to feel good or to function normally.
PSYCHOlogical Dependence
Classify the following STDs by their type (Bacterial vs. Viral):
Chlamydia
HPV (Human Papilloma Virus)
Gonorrhea
Bacterial
Viral
Bacterial