Descriptions
Symptoms
Treatment
Prevention
RANDOM
100

This is the most common STI in Canada and mainly is contracted between 15-24 year olds. 

Chlamydia

100

This may take 4-20 days to show up. Some women and men show no symptoms. 

Trichomonias

100

Identify 2 STIs that are treated with an antibiotic. 

Gonorrhea, Chlamydia, Syphilis
100

Both of these STIs can be prevented by vaccinations.

Hep B and HPV

100

This virus destroys cells that are important to the immune system. 

HIV

200

This is a contagious skin condition cased by a parasite that burrows under the skin. 

Scabies

200

Half people infected have no symptoms. The other half may experience: weakness, fatigue, fever, rash, joint pain, nausea, jaundice. 

Hep B

200

Special lotions or shampoos must be used. Wash all clothing and bedding. 

Pubic Lice

200

What is the only absolutely 100% definite way to make sure you do not contract an STI?

Abstinence

200

Some people have mild flu symptoms 2-6 weeks after becoming infected. Most people have no symptoms until years later.

HIV

300

Both of these STIs affect the liver.

Hep B and C

300

Most people never get symptoms but still carry the virus. Genital warts that look like cauliflower bumps may appear. 

HPV

300

Special medication will be prescribed. No sexual contact for 7 days after treatment. Partner must also be tested and treated. 

Trichomoniasis.

300

If you get a tattoo, body piercing, or have acupuncture therapy, how do you ensure you do not contract an STI?

Sterilization

300

There is no cure but the person can take medication to help with outbreaks.

Herpes

400

This STI is caused by a bacteria and it progresses in three stages.

Syphilis 

400

Sores usually appear 2-21 days after contact with an infected person. The first outbreak is usually the worst. 

Herpes

400

Medication and ongoing medical attention will be necessary for someone infected by this.

HIV/AIDs

400

After any sexual partner or before another any sexual partner, a person should _________ to prevent STIs. 

Get tested 

400

You should avoid ___________ with a person with lice or scabies.

Skin Contact

500

These tiny wingless insects are known as crabs. They are found in pubic hair, but also eyelashes, arms pits, etc. 

Pubic Lice

500

It may take 2-7 days for symptoms to appear. Symptoms include: discharge, pain or burning during urination, bleeding, pain in testicles, sore throat. 

Gonorrhea

500

Treatments include freezing the warts, laser therapy, and other medications.

HPV

500

To prevent Hep B and C, one should never share _________.

Razors, toothbrushes, or nail clippers.