Skin Cancer
Sunscreen
STI True or False
STD facts
Name that STD
100
The Most Common Cause of Skin Cancer
Solar radiation (The sun)
100
What does SPF Stand for?
Sun Protection Factor
100
You can die from most STIs
False
100
AKA "Crabs"
What is pubic lice
100
Pubic Lice
200
This type of skin is most prone to sun burns and skin cancer
Fair skin.
200
How often should sunscreen be reapplied?
Every hour and a half (90 minutes)
200
I'll definitely know if I or my partner has an STI
False- many start with no symptoms or are not symptomatic in men.
200
This can develop into AIDS
200
Genital Warts
300
1 in _ Americans will develop skin cancer in their lifetime
5
300
Minimum SPF for someone with any skin cancer risk factors
What is SPF 30
300
Condoms, if used correctly, can protect against many STIs.
True
300
This can be treated with antibiotics but untreated can lead to infertility, pain and even joint problems
Gonorrhea
300
HSV 1 (herpes simplex virus)
400
Name 2 types of skin cancer
Squamous Cell Carcinoma, Basal Cell, and Melanoma
400
Sunscreen products labeled "broad spectrum" provide at least some protection against what type of UV rays?
UVA/UVB rays.
400
STIs aren't a big deal, because you can just take medication and be cured.
False- not all are curable, but it is important to know that many are treatable/ curable.
400
This STI has 3 stages of increasingly serious symptoms; later stages affect the heart, eyes and brain.
What is syphillis
400
Syphilis
500
The ABCs of identifying skin cancer or suspicious moles on yourself.
Asymmetry (one half of the mole doesn't match the other)
Border irregularity
Color that is not uniform
Diameter greater than 6 mm (about the size of a pencil eraser)
Evolving size, shape or color.
500
The white sunscreen you see on the noses of lifeguards in old-timey movies
What is Zinc Oxide.
500
Oral Sex is a safe way to engage in sexual activity if you do not want to get a disease
False.
500
There is a vaccine to help prevent cancer from this STI
HPV- ask your doctor about the HPV vaccine!
500
Pregnancy. Not necessarily a "disease" or "infection" but it is definitely sexually transmitted.