Teen Health Course 2

Chapter 12: Growing and Changing

Online Quizzes

1
Which defines the time when you start developing the physical characteristics of adults of your gender?
A)Adolescence
B)Puberty
C)Endocrine
D)Adulthood
2
Which adolescent physical change is normal for boys, but not for girls?
A)Acne
B)Increase in perspiration
C)Pubic hair
D)Deeper voice
3
Which endocrine disorder is when the body doesn’t produce enough insulin, requiring regular insulin injections?
A)Type 1 diabetes
B)Type 2 diabetes
C)Hyperthyroidism
D)Hypothyroidism
4
Which endocrine disorder requires careful control of diet and activity?
A)Type 1 diabetes
B)Type 2 diabetes
C)Hyperthyroidism
D)Hypothyroidism
5
Which of the following care of the male reproductive system is to protect from injury?
A)Monthly testicular exam
B)Regular bathing
C)Athletic supporter
D)Regular physical checkups
6
Which potentially deadly female health problem can be prevented by changing a tampon every 4 to 6 hours?
A)Yeast infection
B)Vaginitis
C)Toxic shock syndrome
D)Cancer
7
How does a fetus get nutrition and oxygen?
A)Breast feeding
B)Cell division
C)Baby food
D)Umbilical cord
8
What is NOT part of prenatal care?
A)Dieting
B)Avoiding tobacco, alcohol, and any medications not prescribed by her health care provider
C)Prenatal vitamins
D)Regular visits with her health care provider
9
Which stage in the life cycle is a time of transition when physical, mental, emotional, and social changes help prepare the person for the challenges of adulthood?
A)Childhood
B)Adolescence
C)Early adulthood
D)Middle adulthood
10
Which is NOT a guideline to helping you stay safe and healthy?
A)Protecting yourself from injury
B)Choosing a healthy lifestyle
C)Using smokeless tobacco
D)Practicing abstinence from sexual activity
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