Week 4 - Communication in Sexual Health

Question 1

How often should low-risk gay men get tested?

Answer 1

Annually

Question 2

How often should lesbians get tested?

Answer 2

Annually

Question 3

How often should low-risk heterosexuals get tested?

Answer 3

Annually

Question 4

How often should gay men with 10+ sexual partners a year be tested?

Answer 4

3-monthly

Question 5

How often should sex workers get tested?

Answer 5

Monthly

Question 6

What diseases should heterosexual men be tested for, and by what method?

Answer 6

Chlamydia — Urology
HIV** — Serology
Syphilis** — Serology
Hepatitis** — Serology

Question 7

What diseases should male return travellers be tested for and by what method

Answer 7

Chlamydia — Urology
HIV — Serology
Syphilis — Serology
Hepatitis — Serology

Question 8

What diseases should IV drug users be tested for and by what method

Answer 8

Chlamydia — Urology
HIV — Serology
Syphilis — Serology
Hepatitis — Serology

Question 9

What diseases should low-risk women be tested for and by what method

Answer 9

Chlamydia — Urology
HIV** — Serology
Syphilis** — Serology
Hepatitis** — Serology

Question 10

What diseases should female return travellers be tested for and by what method

Answer 10

Chlamydia — Urology
HIV — Serology
Syphilis — Serology
Hepatitis — Serology
Gonorrhoea — Throat swab
Trichomonas — Swab

Question 11

What diseases should gay men be tested for and by what method?

Answer 11

Chlamydia — Urology
HIV — Serology
Syphilis — Serology
Hepatitis — Serology
Gonorrhoea — Throat swab
Gonorrhoea — Anal swab (if bottom)
Chlamydia — Anal swab (if bottom)

Question 12

What diseases should sex workers be tested for and by what method?

Answer 12

Chlamydia — Urology
HIV— Serology
Syphilis — Serology
Hepatitis — Serology
Gonorrhoea — Throat swab
Trichomonas — Swab