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STIs, Prevention and History

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    General information on STIs, how to prevent them and brief history
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  • STIs can be asymptomatic.
    True
    False
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  • Syphilis is also known as...?
    English Pox
    Small Pox
    Great Pox
    Sheep Pox
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  • How are herpes passed from one person to the next?
    By the genitals and anus
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  • What's the difference between STIs and STDs?
    STIs occur when pathogens enter the body, STDs are disruptions to the body’s normal functions because of those pathogens staying in the body.
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  • Which methods were used to treat syphilis in the past?
    Alcohol
    Iron
    Arsenic
    None of the above
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  • Name two ways to prevent STIs?
    Using condoms, getting vaccinated, getting tested often if you have more than one partner, having a low number of partners, abstinence
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  • Gonorrhea cause pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) in females and can affect fertility.
    True
    False
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  • HPV cannot be transmitted through skin-to-skin contact.
    True
    False
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  • Which one of the following is most common in Canada?
    Herpes
    Chlamydia
    Gonorrhea
    Trichomoniasis
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  • Birth control pills can be used to prevent STIs.
    True
    False
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  • Sexually active individuals should get an annual STI-detection test from their doctor.
    False
    True
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  • Once you have had an STI and have been treated, you can’t get it again.
    True
    False
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  • STIs that are not treated can potentionally cause infertility.
    False
    True
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  • Which one of the following are vaccine preventable STIs?
    HPV
    Syphilis
    Moniliasis
    HIV
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  • HIV can be present in semen, blood, vaginal secretions, and breast milk.
    True
    False
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  • A pregnant female who has an STI cannot pass it to her fetus or newborn.
    False
    True
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