Birth Control
Male Reproductive System
Female Reproductive System
Development
MISC
100

This type of birth control is the only 100% effective form to prevent pregnancy.

Abstinence

100

The primary male hormone is?

Testosterone

100

Ovum (egg) mature in the

Ovaries

100

The joining of the egg and sperm to create a new individual

Fertilization

100

The organ where implantation will occur

Uterus

200

What are the two categories of birth control?

Hormonal and Physical/Barrier

200

Sperm are produced here

Testicles

200

The fertilized egg attaches to _____

the Uterus

200

This is where fertilization takes place

Fallopian Tube

200

This is the law that allows a parent to drop off their healthy baby, no questions asked, for adoption

The Safe Haven Law

300

This form of birth control is put in a women's uterus and is effective for up to 10 years

IUD

300

Permanent form of birth control for males is called a

Vasectomy

300

Permanent form of birth control for females is called

Tubal Ligation or getting tubes tied

300

When the fertilized egg attaches and implants to the uterus, it is now called what?

Zygote 

300

The process by which the egg is released from the ovary.

ovulation

400

This is the only form of birth control that can protect against both pregnancy and STI's (if used correctly)

Condom

400

The tube that carries sperm or urine out of the body in a male

Urethra

400

Females are born with all of the _____ they will ever have

Eggs

400

A full term baby is how many weeks before birth?

40 weeks

400
3 ways to decrease the transmission these contagious diseases are to get tested between partners, get vaccines, and use condoms

STI's

500

This form of birth control is taken daily and releases hormones preventing ovulation.  

Birth Control Pill

500

This gland gives sperm the energy it needs to swim in the form of fructose

Seminal Vesicle

500

Fertilization occurs in the 

Fallopian Tubes

500

This is what the baby is called the first 8 weeks of pregnancy 

Embryo


500

What are the three different types of STI's 

Bacterial, Viral, and Infestation