Abstinence
Bacterial STIs
Viral STIs
Parasitic STIs
Contraceptives
100

What does abstinence mean in the context of sexual health?

Choosing not to engage in sexual activity.

100

Name one common bacterial STI.

Chlamydia.

100

Name one viral STI.

Herpes, HIV, HPV, or Aids.

100

Name a common parasitic STI.

Trichomoniasis.

100

What is a barrier method of contraception?

A method that blocks sperm from reaching the egg, such as the male condoms.

Female condoms block exchange of bodily fluids.

200

Name one benefit of practicing abstinence.

Reduces the risk of sexually transmitted infections (STIs).

200

What is a common symptom of bacterial STIs?

Unusual discharge or burning during urination.

200

How do viral STIs differ from bacterial STIs in terms of treatment?

Viral STIs cannot be cured, but their symptoms can be managed.

200

How are parasitic STIs typically transmitted?

Through sexual contact.

200

What is the main way hormonal methods prevent pregnancy?

By stopping ovulation.

300

True or False: Abstinence is the only method that guarantees prevention of STIs and pregnancy.

True

300

How are bacterial STIs typically treated?

Antibiotics.

300

What is one way to prevent viral STIs?

Using barrier methods like condoms.

300

What is one symptom of trichomoniasis?

  • Itching or irritation in the genital area.

300

What is one disadvantage of barrier methods?

They can break, or slip off.
400

What is one common misconception about abstinence?

That it is unrealistic or not achievable.

400

What can happen if a bacterial STI is left untreated?

It can lead to serious health issues, including infertility.

400

What is the difference between HIV and AIDS?

HIV is the virus that can lead to AIDS, which is the advanced stage of the infection.

400

How can parasitic STIs be treated?

Prescription medication.

400

True or False: Hormonal methods can protect against STIs.

False; they do not protect against STIs.

500

How can effective communication contribute to a commitment to abstinence?

It helps partners express their values and decisions regarding sexual activity.

500

True or False: Bacterial STIs can be transmitted through skin-to-skin contact.

False; they are typically transmitted through bodily fluids.

500

True or False: Vaccines are available for some viral STIs.

True; for example, the HPV vaccine.

500

True or False: Parasitic STIs are less common than bacterial or viral STIs.

True; they are generally less common.

500

Name one risk associated with surgical methods.

Potential for complications from surgery, such as infection.

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