STD vs STI

Question 1

• Not all diseases usually begin with infection

Answer 1

STD

Question 2

Sexual activity transmits this microbe between partners

Answer 2

STD

Question 3

First begins as STI. Infection occurs with sexually transmitted bacteria or virus entering the body and begins multiplying

Answer 3

STD

Question 4

• Diseases resulting from STIs are sexually transmitted diseases

Answer 4

STD

Question 5

• Also known as venereal diseases

Answer 5

STD

Question 6

• Very common worldwide and people who experiment with sex are mostly at risk for these kinds of infections

Answer 6

STD

Question 7

Female adolescents are also at risk due to the cervical lining being prone to bacterial infections, it can cause pelvic inflammatory diseases

Answer 7

STD

Question 8

• Px:abstinence/mutual monogamy, proper use of condoms

Answer 8

STD

Question 9

Requires treatment

Answer 9

STD

Question 10

Requires more aggressive treatment and is often a chronic condition, like herpes

Answer 10

STD

Question 11

An untreated STI can blossom into an STD, such as pelvic inflammatory disease

Answer 11

STD

Question 12

When microbes are potential pathogens, such transmission is known as sexually transmitted infection

Question 13

Untreated STI can progress to STD

Answer 13

STI

Question 14

Presence of lesions is a risk factor for the transmission of HIV

Answer 14

STI

Question 15

Infectionthathasnotyet become a disease. Gonorrhea and chlamydia are infections

Answer 15

STI

Question 16

Usually treatable

Answer 16

STI

Question 17

Most STI can be treated with a course of medication when caught in time

Answer 17

STI