NS119 Exam practice Questions with Complete
Solutions
Growth vs development - ANSWER Growth = physical
Development = psychological
Sex vs sexuality - ANSWER Sex = copulation
Sexuality = relationship
Male kegels help to... - ANSWER ...prevent the prostate gland from growing.
If the testicles are cold... - ANSWER ...they will not produce sperm.
_______ provides the milky, alkaline substance for the hostile uterine environment. -
ANSWER The prostate.
When the prostate gland grows... - ANSWER ...men have spasmodic needs to go to the
bathroom.
Self breast exams should be performed... - ANSWER ...once per month.
What creates a drop of semen before ejaculation? - ANSWER Bulbourethal gland.
How many sperm are made daily? - ANSWER 300 million.
Without ________, we would have countless miscarriages; it readies the uterus for the
baby that is about to be implanted. - ANSWER Progesterone.
,Egg lifespan? - ANSWER 24 hours
Sperm lifespan? - ANSWER 3-4 days.
________ and __________ are the only primary sex characteristics. - ANSWER
Spermatogenesis and oogenesis.
_______ is the age at which a woman can produce a child; also indicates the onset of
menses. - ANSWER Menarche.
You can ovulate BEFORE you begin to _______. - ANSWER Menstruate.
Secondary sex characteristics in females? - ANSWER Breasts, hips, pubic hair.
Secondary sex characteristics in males? - ANSWER Growth of testes and penis.
Facial hair.
Lowering of voice.
Broadening of shoulders.
Pubic hair.
A woman is considered post-menopausal when... - ANSWER ...there has been no
bleeding for 6-12 months.
Menarche may relate to.. - ANSWER ....onset age of mother or region.
Symptoms of menopause include... - ANSWER Cessation of ovulation (run out of eggs)
,Hot flashes
Vaginal dryness
Lower libido
Rogue chin whiskers
Irregular menses
What are influencing factors to sexuality? - ANSWER Family, culture, religion, education,
conditions, personal expectation and ethics.
Sexual gender vs sexual gender role? - ANSWER Sexual gender = declared at birth
Sexual gender role = something you choose to become
Infertility is defined as.... - ANSWER ....when a woman has been actively trying to
become pregnant for a full year without contraception, and cannot.
Secondary infertility is defined as... - ANSWER ...when a woman has had a baby but
struggles to become pregnant for a second time.
Other variations of sex include.. - ANSWER Contraception, adolescent pregnancy,
erectile dysfunction, pregnancy, menopause.
Masturbation begins.... - ANSWER ...in utero.
Alterations of sex include... - ANSWER STIs, abnormal vaginal bleeding, impotence,
breast masses, benign prostatic hypertrophy.
What STI is typically associated with a chancre on the genitals? - ANSWER Syphilis
, What STI is associated with urinary frequency in both men and women? - ANSWER
Chlamydial urethritis.
What STI includes discharge from both genders, but may be asymptomatic in females? -
ANSWER Gonnorhea.
What STI includes a green discharge for females, but may be asymptomatic in males? -
ANSWER Trichomonasis.
What STI includes a cheesy, curd like substance under the foreskin in males, and a
cheesy, curd like discharge for females? - ANSWER Candidiasis.
What STI is caused by HPV? - ANSWER Genital warts.
Primary herpes vs recurrent herpes - ANSWER Primary = painful, lasts for weeks, tend to
rupture
Recurrent = lasts hours or up to ten days, itchy
Symptoms of AIDS. - ANSWER Persistent heavy night sweats, fatigue, weight loss,
enlarged lypmph glands, skin rashes, blurred vision, diarrhea, chronic headache, harsh
dry cough, white-gray coating on tongue or throat.
Gender role vs gender identity - ANSWER Gender role = outward expression
Gender identity = internal self-image
Physiological changes that indicate ovulation? - ANSWER Slight temp increase, increase
in lubrication, softening of cervix.
Solutions
Growth vs development - ANSWER Growth = physical
Development = psychological
Sex vs sexuality - ANSWER Sex = copulation
Sexuality = relationship
Male kegels help to... - ANSWER ...prevent the prostate gland from growing.
If the testicles are cold... - ANSWER ...they will not produce sperm.
_______ provides the milky, alkaline substance for the hostile uterine environment. -
ANSWER The prostate.
When the prostate gland grows... - ANSWER ...men have spasmodic needs to go to the
bathroom.
Self breast exams should be performed... - ANSWER ...once per month.
What creates a drop of semen before ejaculation? - ANSWER Bulbourethal gland.
How many sperm are made daily? - ANSWER 300 million.
Without ________, we would have countless miscarriages; it readies the uterus for the
baby that is about to be implanted. - ANSWER Progesterone.
,Egg lifespan? - ANSWER 24 hours
Sperm lifespan? - ANSWER 3-4 days.
________ and __________ are the only primary sex characteristics. - ANSWER
Spermatogenesis and oogenesis.
_______ is the age at which a woman can produce a child; also indicates the onset of
menses. - ANSWER Menarche.
You can ovulate BEFORE you begin to _______. - ANSWER Menstruate.
Secondary sex characteristics in females? - ANSWER Breasts, hips, pubic hair.
Secondary sex characteristics in males? - ANSWER Growth of testes and penis.
Facial hair.
Lowering of voice.
Broadening of shoulders.
Pubic hair.
A woman is considered post-menopausal when... - ANSWER ...there has been no
bleeding for 6-12 months.
Menarche may relate to.. - ANSWER ....onset age of mother or region.
Symptoms of menopause include... - ANSWER Cessation of ovulation (run out of eggs)
,Hot flashes
Vaginal dryness
Lower libido
Rogue chin whiskers
Irregular menses
What are influencing factors to sexuality? - ANSWER Family, culture, religion, education,
conditions, personal expectation and ethics.
Sexual gender vs sexual gender role? - ANSWER Sexual gender = declared at birth
Sexual gender role = something you choose to become
Infertility is defined as.... - ANSWER ....when a woman has been actively trying to
become pregnant for a full year without contraception, and cannot.
Secondary infertility is defined as... - ANSWER ...when a woman has had a baby but
struggles to become pregnant for a second time.
Other variations of sex include.. - ANSWER Contraception, adolescent pregnancy,
erectile dysfunction, pregnancy, menopause.
Masturbation begins.... - ANSWER ...in utero.
Alterations of sex include... - ANSWER STIs, abnormal vaginal bleeding, impotence,
breast masses, benign prostatic hypertrophy.
What STI is typically associated with a chancre on the genitals? - ANSWER Syphilis
, What STI is associated with urinary frequency in both men and women? - ANSWER
Chlamydial urethritis.
What STI includes discharge from both genders, but may be asymptomatic in females? -
ANSWER Gonnorhea.
What STI includes a green discharge for females, but may be asymptomatic in males? -
ANSWER Trichomonasis.
What STI includes a cheesy, curd like substance under the foreskin in males, and a
cheesy, curd like discharge for females? - ANSWER Candidiasis.
What STI is caused by HPV? - ANSWER Genital warts.
Primary herpes vs recurrent herpes - ANSWER Primary = painful, lasts for weeks, tend to
rupture
Recurrent = lasts hours or up to ten days, itchy
Symptoms of AIDS. - ANSWER Persistent heavy night sweats, fatigue, weight loss,
enlarged lypmph glands, skin rashes, blurred vision, diarrhea, chronic headache, harsh
dry cough, white-gray coating on tongue or throat.
Gender role vs gender identity - ANSWER Gender role = outward expression
Gender identity = internal self-image
Physiological changes that indicate ovulation? - ANSWER Slight temp increase, increase
in lubrication, softening of cervix.
