sti

Question 1

3 bacterial STIs

Answer 1

Gonorrhea, syphilis, chlamydia

Question 2

4 viral STIs

Answer 2

The 4 Hs: Hepatitis, herpes, HIV, and HPV

Question 3

3 parasitic STIs

Answer 3

Trichomoniasis, scabies, pubic lice

Question 4

How are bacterial STIs treated?

Answer 4

antibiotics

Question 5

What virus causes genital warts?

Answer 5

HPV

Question 6

What disease (other than genital warts) can HPV cause?

Answer 6

Cervical cancer

Question 7

What STI affects the liver and can cause jaundice (yellowing of the skin), dark urine, and flu symptoms?

Answer 7

Hepatitis

Question 8

How can you get hepatitis (other than sexual contact)?

Answer 8

Sharing needles, contaminated water

Question 9

What are some symptoms of hepatitis?

Answer 9

jaundice (yellowing of the skin), dark urine, and flu-like symptoms

Question 10

What are some non-sexual ways that some STIs can be transmitted?

Answer 10

Contaminated water, needle sharing, infected bedding, breast milk, etc

Question 11

What are 4 STIs that can be cause by non-sexual means?

Answer 11

Hepatitis, HIV, trichomoniasis, scabies, pubic lice

Question 12

What STIs can be asymptomatic?

Answer 12

Chlamydia, gonorrhea, HIV (a certain stage)

Question 13

What would happen if syphilis isn’t treated?

Answer 13

big sore, loose hair, loose sanity, die

Question 14

What does HPV stand for?

Answer 14

Human papilloma virus

Question 15

What does NSU stand for?

Answer 15

Non-specific urethritis

Question 16

what does PID stand for?

Answer 16

Pelvic inflammatory disease

Question 17

what does STI stand for?

Answer 17

sexually transmitted infection

Question 18

3 STIs that can be caused by different pathogens

Answer 18

NSU (Non-specific urethritis), PID (Pelvic inflammatory disease), bacterial vaginosis