Which are risk factors for contracting an STI? Check all that apply.being sexually active, especially with more than one partnerremaining abstinentrequiring a partner to be tested before sexual contactusing intravenous drugsengaging in sexual contact while drinking or using drugs
What are the possible long-term effects of gonorrhea? Check all that apply.pelvic inflammatory diseaseinfertilityacquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS)paralysisprostate issues
Which statements are characteristics of HPV? Check all that apply.
According to the passage, what evidence supports the argument that HPV is easily spread from person to person?
What advice should you give Zahra? Check all that apply.
Which statement summarizes Ethan’s experience?
Evelyn and Adam have been dating for a while and have decided to start engaging in sexual activities. They are both committed to engaging in this behavior with only each other. They know that picking the right protective methods is important. Which questions should they ask themselves to help them make the right preventative choice? Check all that apply.Is Evelyn good at remembering to take medication each day?Would they like to have children in the near future?Is this the first time either of them has had sex?Could either of them unknowingly have an STD?Are either of them allergic to latex or polyurethane?Are they going to engage in other sexual activities as well as intercourse?
Which are risk factors for contracting an STI? Check all that apply.being sexually active, especially with more than one partnerremaining abstinentrequiring a partner to be tested before sexual contactusing intravenous drugsengaging in sexual contact while drinking or using drugs
What are the possible long-term effects of gonorrhea? Check all that apply.pelvic inflammatory diseaseinfertilityacquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS)paralysisprostate issues
men aged 15–19 men aged 20–24 women aged 15–19 women aged 20–24
those aged 10–14 those aged 15–19those aged 30–34
men aged 15–19 men aged 20–24 women aged 15–19 ✔ women aged 20–24
those aged 10–14 ✔ those aged 15–19those aged 30–34
Use the drop-down menus to complete the sentences. The only way to prevent people from contracting both curable and incurable STIs that is effective 100 percent of the time is with . The risk of contracting hepatitis is lowered when a person receives . are protective barriers used to reduce the risk of contracting an STI.
antiretroviral therapyantibiotics✔ a vaccination
✔ CondomsDisposable gloves Bandages
Use the drop-down menus to complete the sentences in the paragraph.
Use the drop-down menus to complete the sentences in the paragraph. When diagnosed with an STI, a person must consider many factors. One factor to consider is that the risk for developing cancer after having an STI. Many STIs can result in health risks, including infertility and death. Another factor to consider is the associated with treatment, which can be burdensome depending on the type of treatment required. Some treatments, such as that treat HIV, require a lifetime commitment. In addition, there is a negative effect on mental health. Contracting an STI often causes a person to experience a social that can unearth feelings of isolation, embarrassment, and shame.
few ✔ seriousminor
✔ costservice accessibility
antibiotics antifungals ✔ antiretroviral therapies
✔ stigmabehavior change
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