Consent
What is consent?
A clear and voluntary agreement to participate in an activity.
Name one characteristic of a healthy relationship.
~Respect, trust, honesty, communication.~
What does STI stand for?
Sexually Transmitted Infection.
Which method also helps reduce STI risk?
Condoms
Myth or Fact:
You can always tell if someone has an STI.
MYTH
why?
Can someone change their mind after giving consent?
Yes.
True or False:
A healthy partner respects your boundaries.
TRUE
True or False:
Many STIs have no symptoms.
True
Name one method used to help prevent pregnancy.
each person has to give an answer.
(at least 4)
Condoms, birth control pills, implant, IUD.
Myth or Fact:
Consent can be withdrawn at any time.
FACT
Clear Communication is important
True or False:
Silence means consent.
False.
What is a red flag in a relationship?
A warning sign of unhealthy behavior.
Name one common STI.
Chlamydia, Gonorrhea, HPV, Herpes, HIV, Syphilis
True or False:
Using protection is part of responsible sexual health.
TRUE
Myth or Fact:
Healthy relationships require communication.
FACT.
Why?
Can a person who is unconscious give consent?
No
Give one example of unhealthy behavior.
each person has to give an answer.
(at least 4)
Controlling behavior, threats, manipulation, pressure.
How can someone know for sure if they have an STI?
to go get TESTED.
Why is it important to learn about contraception options?
To make informed decisions about reproductive health.
Myth or Fact:
Only adults need sexual health education.
Myth
Scenario:
Someone agrees to hold hands but says they are uncomfortable with anything else.
what should happen next?
Their boundaries should be respected.
Healthy or unhealthy?
A partner constantly checks your phone without permission.
Unhealthy
Why is regular testing important?
Many infections show no symptoms and early treatment can prevent complications.
Name two healthcare professionals who can provide reproductive health information.
Doctor, nurse practitioner, physician assistant, public health nurse, etc.
Myth or Fact:
Seeking information about sexual health is a responsible health behavior.
FACT
why?