STIs Quiz – Check Me Out

What does STI stand for? Sexually Transmitted Infection. Safe Test Instrument. Sexual Transition Interference. Sensitive Tissue Irritation.

Which three are common sexually transmitted infections (STIs)? Acne, Asthma and Coughing Chicken Pox, Cold and Diabetes Chlamydia, HIV and Gonorrhoea

How can someone reduce their risk of contracting an STI? By avoiding exercise and physical activity. By practicing safe sex, including using condoms and limiting sexual partners. By engaging in unprotected sex with multiple partners. By sharing personal hygiene products with friends.

True or False: All STIs have visible symptoms? True False

Is it important to get tested regularly for STIs, even if you don't have symptoms? It’s unnecessary and a waste of time. It’s only important if you suspect you have an STI. STIs always show visible symptoms, so testing is unnecessary. Yes, because early detection and treatment can prevent long-term health complications and the spread of infections.

How can practicing safe sex help prevent the transmission of STIs? By reducing the likelihood of STI transmission through the use of barrier methods like condoms. By ensuring a more pleasurable sexual experience. By decreasing the risk of contracting STIs due to decreased sensation. By promoting trust and intimacy in relationships, thus decreasing the risk of STIs.

Can STIs be transmitted through oral sex? No, STIs can only be transmitted through penetrative sex. Yes, STIs can be transmitted through oral sex. Only if a person has visible symptoms of an STI. It depends on the specific STI; some can be transmitted through oral sex while others cannot.

What are the potential long-term health consequences of leaving an STI untreated? Enhanced immune system function Reduced risk of future infections Increased risk of infertility, pelvic inflammatory disease, and certain cancers Improved overall well-being and mental health.

How do healthcare providers typically diagnose STIs? By checking the patient's horoscope. By conducting a urine test. By analysing a blood sample. By performing a physical examination.

What resources are available for individuals’ seeking information and support regarding STIs? Asking friends and family for advice. Looking at reliable websites and online forums. Visiting a sexual health clinic. All of the above.

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