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Common Sexually Transmitted Infections Answers

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How many known STIs exist today?

A
less than 5
B
less than 10
C
less than 20
D
more than 20
5

If you think you may have an STI and would like to get more information, where can you learn more about STIs? Name at least three resources.

Answer:

Places that provide various resouces about STIs can include schools, county health agencies, health clinics, online health sites, and private doctors' offices.

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Which bacterial STI can attack vital organs in its final stage?

A
chlamydia
B
gonorrhea
C
syphilis
D
none of the above
8

Name three STIs that can be life-threatening or lead to life-threatening illnesses.

Answer:

Gonorrhea, syphilis, human papillomavirus (HPV), hepatitis B, and human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) can be life-threatening or lead to life-threatening illnesses.

9

Explain why HIV is a life-threatening STI.

Answer:

HIV has no cure. Medications can only prolong life and treat infections. The virus weakens the immune system and in time becomes AIDS, at which time it is very difficult for the body to fight off diseases and certain cancers.

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Name three STIs that can be life-threatening or lead to life-threatening illnesses.

Answer not available
11

How many known STIs exist today?

A
less than 5
B
less than 10
C
less than 20
D
more than 20
12

Which of the following is commonly affected by STIs?

A
heart
B
lungs
C
brain
D
kidneys
13

Explain why HIV is a life-threatening STI.

Answer not available
14

If you think you may have an STI and would like to get more information, where can you learn more about STIs? Name at least three resources.

Answer not available
15

Educating students about STIs is optional for schools in all US states.

A
T
B
F
16

Counseling has proven to be effective in reducing the number of individuals that become infected with STIs.

A
T
B
F
17

Which bacterial STI can attack vital organs in its final stage?

A
chlamydia
B
gonorrhea
C
syphilis
D
none of the above
18

The only place you can seek treatment for an STI is at a private doctor's office.

A
T
B
F

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