Anatomy
Relationships
Pregnancy Options
STIs
Birth Control
100

This body part releases eggs and the hormone estrogen

Ovaries

100

Name one characteristic of a healthy relationship

So many options

100

What are the three pregnancy options you learned about in TC this year?

Parenting, Adoption and Abortion

100

What is one way a person can prevent transmission of an STI?

condoms, abstinence, etc. 

100

What are the three categories of birth control we learned about?

Barrier, Hormonal and Behavior

200

This is where sperm goes to mature

epididymis

200

What is the age of consent in Alaska?

16

200

What are the three types of adoption we learned about in TC this year?

Open

Semi Closed/Semi Open

Closed

200

What is the most common symptom of and STI?

no symptoms!

200

What is the best birth control method?

The method that someone uses safely and consistently

300

What are the three steps to a pregnancy

1. Ovulation

2. Fertilization

3. Implantation

300

What is gaslighting?

manipulating someone to make them question reality/what is true and what isn't
300

What two procedures are offered at PPGNHAIK if someone chooses abortion?

Abortion Pill and In-Clinic Abortion

300

What is the most effective method at preventing STI transmission?

Abstinence 100%

300
What reproductive function does hormonal birth control stop?

Ovulation

400

How long does an egg survive on average after ovulation?

24 hours

400

Name two places in your community someone could go if they wanted support leaving an abusive relationship

AWARE

PPGNHAIK

ETC.

400

Name 5 things someone needs in order to parent successfully?

So many ways to answer!

400

How often does the CDC recommend someone who is sexually active get tested for STIs? 

The recommendation is every 3-6 months and AT LEAST once per year. 

400

Does spermicide kill sperm?

No. Spermicide impacts the ability of sperm to swim

500

What gland produces pre-ejaculatory fluid?

Cowpers gland

500

What is the biggest difference(s) between a supportive, unsupportive and abusive relationship with regards to power, control and making decisions?

Supportive: Based on respect, healthy boundaries, independence/can make decisions alone.

Unsupportive: One partner attempts to have power and control over the other person. Tries to make decisions for the other person

Abusive: One person asserts power and control over the other person, a person cannot make their own decisions.

500

What is the definition of Reproductive Justice from Sister Song?

The human right to maintain personal bodily autonomy, have children, not have children, and parent the children we have in safe and sustainable communities. 

500

Describe PEP and PrEP

PEP: Post-exposure prophylaxis - can be taken up to 72 hours after HIV exposure to prevent transmission.

PREP Pre-exposure prophylaxis - taken daily to prevent transmission of HIV 

500

Name 5 common birth control methods

IUD, pill, shot, patch, abstinence, condoms, plan b, ella, ring, implant, etc