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HELE 5 - July Exam (L1 - L3)

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  1. 1Lesson 1: Knowing yourself

    Stages of Growth:
    1. [blank_start]Infancy[blank_end] - birth to 12 months
    2. [blank_start]Younger years[blank_end] - ages 1 to 3
    3. [blank_start]Early Childhood[blank_end] - ages 3 to 5
    4. [blank_start]Later Childhood[blank_end] - ages 6 to 12
    5. [blank_start]Adolescence[blank_end] - ages 13 to 18

    [blank_start]Adults[blank_end] - persons 18 years old and above
    [blank_start]Puberty[blank_end] - when your body begins to develop as you move from being a child to being an adult.
    [blank_start]Body odor[blank_end] - unpleasant smell
    [blank_start]Sex[blank_end] - male and female biological make-up, the process of reproduction
    [blank_start]Sexuality[blank_end] - the sexual behavior

    [blank_start]Testosterone[blank_end] - the hormone causing most changes in boys body
    [blank_start]Estrogen[blank_end] - hormones in girls

    [blank_start]Menstrual period[blank_end] or monthly cycle - when blood is released through the vagina
    [blank_start]Dysmenorrhea[blank_end] - cramps during menstruation

    [blank_start]Circumcision[blank_end] - surgical removal of the foreskin of the penis
    [blank_start]Phimosis[blank_end] - tightness of the foreskin, or its inability to pull back over the penis (when not circumcised)
    1. AInfancy
    2. BYounger years
    3. CEarly Childhood
    4. DLater Childhood
    5. EAdolescence
    6. FAdults
    7. GPuberty
    8. HBody odor
    9. ISex
    10. JSexuality
    11. KTestosterone
    12. LEstrogen
    13. MMenstrual period
    14. NDysmenorrhea
    15. OCircumcision
    16. PPhimosis
  2. 2Lesson 2: Caring for the Self

    How to keep you body fit and healthy:
    1. Eat variety of [blank_start]foods[blank_end], especially fruits and vegetables
    2. Drink [blank_start]water and milk[blank_end] often
    3. Listen to your [blank_start]body[blank_end] - how your body feels
    4. Limit [blank_start]screen time[blank_end] - amount spent watching TV, videos, etc.
    5. Be [blank_start]active[blank_end] - sports, reading, drawing, etc.

    [blank_start]Allergen[blank_end] - substance causing allergy
    [blank_start]Blister[blank_end] - body's way of telling that the skin and tissues are hurt
    [blank_start]Eccrine glands[blank_end] - produce sweat that cools the body
    [blank_start]Apocrine glands[blank_end] - contains a lot of oil, which provides food for bacteria, causing body odor.
    [blank_start]Dandruff[blank_end] - dead skin cells trapped in the hair.
    [blank_start]Melanin[blank_end] - brown-pigment, protect the skin from sun's rays
    1. Afoods
    2. Bwater and milk
    3. Cbody
    4. Dscreen time
    5. Eactive
    6. FAllergen
    7. GBlister
    8. HEccrine glands
    9. IApocrine glands
    10. JDandruff
    11. KMelanin
  3. 3Lesson 3: Family

    Kinds of family
    1. [blank_start]Nuclear family[blank_end] - father, mother, children
    2. [blank_start]Extended family[blank_end] - father, mother, children, relatives

    How to build strong relationship with your parents.
    1. Spend [blank_start]time[blank_end] together
    2. Share you [blank_start]feelings[blank_end] and asks for [blank_start]help[blank_end]
    3. Be [blank_start]kind[blank_end] - hug, card, laundry help
    4. Show you [blank_start]care[blank_end] - kissing, hugging, saying i love you
    5. Do your [blank_start]best[blank_end] at whatever you do.

    [blank_start]Kapatid[blank_end] - comes from the term patid (same source)
    [blank_start]Utol[blank_end] - comes from ther term Kaputol
    [blank_start]Sibling Rivalry[blank_end] - occurs when brothers and sisters compete with each other

    Rights of Children:
    1. [blank_start]Survival[blank_end] - right to life
    2. [blank_start]Protection[blank_end] - from injury and harm
    3. [blank_start]Development[blank_end] - to grow and develop
    4. [blank_start]Participation[blank_end] - have a voice to be heard

    1. ANuclear family
    2. BExtended family
    3. Ctime
    4. Dfeelings
    5. Ehelp
    6. Fkind
    7. Gcare
    8. Hbest
    9. IKapatid
    10. JUtol
    11. KSibling Rivalry
    12. LSurvival
    13. MProtection
    14. NDevelopment
    15. OParticipation
  4. 4Lesson 1: Knowing yourself

    Stages of Growth:
    1. In[blank_start]fanc[blank_end]y - birth to 12 months
    2. Y[blank_start]ounge[blank_end]r years - ages 1 to 3
    3. E[blank_start]arl[blank_end]y Ch[blank_start]ildhoo[blank_end]d - ages 3 to 5
    4. La[blank_start]te[blank_end]r Ch[blank_start]ildhoo[blank_end]d - ages 6 to 12
    5. Ad[blank_start]olescen[blank_end]ce - ages 13 to 18

    Ad[blank_start]ult[blank_end]s - persons 18 years old and above
    Pu[blank_start]bert[blank_end]y - when your body begins to develop as you move from being a child to being an adult.
    Body o[blank_start]do[blank_end]r - unpleasant smell
    Se[blank_start]x[blank_end] - male and female biological make-up, the process of reproduction
    Se[blank_start]xualit[blank_end]y - the sexual behavior

    Testo[blank_start]steron[blank_end]e - the hormone causing most changes in boys body
    Estr[blank_start]oge[blank_end]n - hormones in girls

    Men[blank_start]strua[blank_end]l period or monthly cycle - when blood is released through the vagina
    Dys[blank_start]menorr[blank_end]hea - cramps during menstruation

    Cir[blank_start]cumcis[blank_end]ion - surgical removal of the foreskin of the penis
    Phi[blank_start]mo[blank_end]sis - tightness of the foreskin, or its inability to pull back over the penis (when not circumcised)
    1. Afanc
    2. Bounge
    3. Carl
    4. Dildhoo
    5. Ete
    6. Fildhoo
    7. Golescen
    8. Hult
    9. Ibert
    10. Jdo
    11. Kx
    12. Lxualit
    13. Msteron
    14. Noge
    15. Ostrua
    16. Pmenorr
    17. Qcumcis
    18. Rmo
  5. 5esson 2: Caring for the Self

    How to keep you body fit and healthy:
    1. Eat variety of f[blank_start]oo[blank_end]ds, especially fruits and vegetables
    2. Drink wa[blank_start]ter[blank_end] and mi[blank_start]lk[blank_end] often
    3. Listen to your b[blank_start]od[blank_end]y - how your body feels
    4. Limit scr[blank_start]ee[blank_end]n ti[blank_start]me[blank_end] - amount spent watching TV, videos, etc.
    5. Be act[blank_start]iv[blank_end]e - sports, reading, drawing, etc.

    Alle[blank_start]rge[blank_end]n - substance causing allergy
    Bli[blank_start]ste[blank_end]r - body's way of telling that the skin and tissues are hurt
    Ec[blank_start]cri[blank_end]ne glands - produce sweat that cools the body
    Ap[blank_start]ocri[blank_end]ne glands - contains a lot of oil, which provides food for bacteria, causing body odor.
    Dand[blank_start]ruf[blank_end]f - dead skin cells trapped in the hair.
    Mel[blank_start]ani[blank_end]n - brown-pigment, protect the skin from sun's rays
    1. Aoo
    2. Bter
    3. Clk
    4. Dod
    5. Eee
    6. Fme
    7. Giv
    8. Hrge
    9. Iste
    10. Jcri
    11. Kocri
    12. Lruf
    13. Mani
  6. 6Lesson 3: Family

    Kinds of family
    1. Nu[blank_start]clea[blank_end]r family - father, mother, children
    2. Ext[blank_start]ende[blank_end]d family - father, mother, children, relatives

    How to build strong relationship with your parents.
    1. Spend ti[blank_start]me[blank_end] together
    2. Share you fe[blank_start]eli[blank_end]ngs and asks for he[blank_start]l[blank_end]p
    3. Be k[blank_start]i[blank_end]nd - hug, card, laundry help
    4. Show you c[blank_start]a[blank_end]re - kissing, hugging, saying i love you
    5. Do your b[blank_start]e[blank_end]st at whatever you do.

    Kap[blank_start]ati[blank_end]d - comes from the term patid (same source)
    Ut[blank_start]ol[blank_end] - comes from ther term Kaputol
    Sib[blank_start]li[blank_end]ng Riv[blank_start]alr[blank_end]y - occurs when brothers and sisters compete with each other

    Rights of Children:
    1. Survi[blank_start]va[blank_end]l - right to life
    2. Prote[blank_start]ctio[blank_end]n - from injury and harm
    3. Devel[blank_start]opme[blank_end]nt - to grow and develop
    4. Partic[blank_start]ipati[blank_end]on - have a voice to be heard
    1. Aclea
    2. Bende
    3. Cme
    4. Deli
    5. El
    6. Fi
    7. Ga
    8. He
    9. Iati
    10. Jol
    11. Kalr
    12. Lli
    13. Mva
    14. Nctio
    15. Oopme
    16. Pipati

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