BACTERIAL
What are the three STI's caused by bacteria that we discussed
Chlamydia
Gonorrhea
Syphilis
What are the four viral STI's we discussed in class
Genital Herpes
HPV
HIV
Hepatitis B
Provide two examples of PHYSICAL BARRIERS that when used properly, help prevent the contracting/ passing of STI's
Condoms (Male/Female)
Dental Dam
Gloves
What is the number one contributing factor when it comes to contracting STI's
Lack of education
Of the three STI's caused by bacteria, which one is more severe/dangerous?
Syphilis
Which viral STI can develop into AIDS if left untreated
HIV
Which two viral STI's have a preventative vaccine?
HPV & Hepatitis B
What age range is more susceptible to contracting an STI?
15-24 year olds
Which STI caused by bacteria had an outbreak in the 1960's and 1970's? Why did this happen?
Gonnorhea
During the 1960's hormonal birth control was approved by the FDA, causing people to move away from physical forms of protection
What types of cells does HIV infect?
Immune cells
What should you do if you suspect you have contracted an STI?
You should stop engaging in sexual activity until you see a health care professional
Which BACTERIAL STI can progress to 4 different stages?
Syphillis
Which STI caused by bacteria is the most common?
Chlamydia
Which viral STI can lead to liver disease?
Hepatitis B
True!
What increases the risk of contracting an STI? (4)
Number of sexual partners
Intravenous drug use
Frequency of health checks
Lack of/ minimal use of protection when engaging in sexual intercourse
Which STI is the leading cause of cervical cancer?
HPV
True or false: The most common and generally curable STI's are caused by viruses
False: the most curable STI's are caused by bacteria