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Which of the following can cause an STI?
Which of the following can cause an STI?
What is true about STIs?
What is true about STIs?
Why is it important to get tested for STIs?
Why is it important to get tested for STIs?
Which of the following is NOT a true statement about STIs?
Which of the following is NOT a true statement about STIs?
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What is the most effective way to avoid catching an STI?
What is the most effective way to avoid catching an STI?
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Which STI is primarily caused by a bacterial infection?
Which STI is primarily caused by a bacterial infection?
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What symptom is commonly associated with Chlamydia?
What symptom is commonly associated with Chlamydia?
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What is a method to prevent transmission of HPV?
What is a method to prevent transmission of HPV?
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Which treatment option is available for Chlamydia?
Which treatment option is available for Chlamydia?
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Which statement is accurate regarding many STIs?
Which statement is accurate regarding many STIs?
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What are the male and female gametes respectively?
What are the male and female gametes respectively?
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Which organ is responsible for the production of sperm and sex hormones?
Which organ is responsible for the production of sperm and sex hormones?
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During which stage of the menstrual cycle does ovulation occur?
During which stage of the menstrual cycle does ovulation occur?
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What is the primary function of spermicides in contraceptive methods?
What is the primary function of spermicides in contraceptive methods?
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At what ages do girls typically start showing signs of puberty, including breast development?
At what ages do girls typically start showing signs of puberty, including breast development?
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Can you contract an STI during your first sexual encounter?
Can you contract an STI during your first sexual encounter?
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Is it possible to get an STI from a public pool?
Is it possible to get an STI from a public pool?
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How do condoms contribute to STI prevention?
How do condoms contribute to STI prevention?
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What is the method of transmission for STIs?
What is the method of transmission for STIs?
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If someone does not engage in sexual activity, can they contract an STI?
If someone does not engage in sexual activity, can they contract an STI?
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Which STI can be prevented through vaccination?
Which STI can be prevented through vaccination?
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Which STI can be treated with antibiotics?
Which STI can be treated with antibiotics?
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Which STI can remain dormant for years without symptoms?
Which STI can remain dormant for years without symptoms?
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What is a common symptom of Genital Herpes?
What is a common symptom of Genital Herpes?
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Which STI is known to increase the risk of cervical cancer in women?
Which STI is known to increase the risk of cervical cancer in women?
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Study Notes
Biology Revision
- Sex cells are gametes, specific to the sex
- Female gamete = egg
- Male gamete = sperm
- Eggs are produced by ovaries
- Sperm are produced by testes
- Hormones control puberty and sexual characteristics
- Hormones affect the development of secondary sexual characteristics
- Puberty begins usually between ages 10-16
- Hormones have an effect on height, breast development, broadening of the hips in females, and deepening of the voice in males
- Hormones in the body can be affected by stress, sickness, or lack of sleep, causing temporary changes to bodily functions
- Hormones' levels differ in men and women, leading to different physical and body characteristics
- Gametes develop inside reproductive organs
- Sperm travel through the vas deferens
- Fertilization usually occurs in the fallopian tube
- The zygote develops into an embryo
- The embryo is nurtured by the placenta inside the uterus
- The embryo develops into a fetus and then a baby
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Test your knowledge on sexually transmitted infections (STIs) and their prevention, symptoms, and treatments. This quiz covers essential facts about STIs, their transmission methods, and the importance of getting tested. Understand the role of contraceptives and puberty in sexual health.