STI Unit Review

Syphilis, chlamydia and gonorrhea are bacterial STIs.

• True.

• False.

HPV, trichomonaisis and genital herpes are viral STIs.

• True

• False

HIV attacks the immune system (white blood cells/T cells) and AIDS weakens the immune system.

• True

• False

What type of STI causes genital warts.

• Syphilis

• HPV

• HSV

• Gonorrhea

Select all that apply. What are risk factors of STIs?

• Being under the age ​of 25

• Mutual Monogamy

• Engaging in unprotected sex

• Not using a barrier method

Select all that apply. What are ways that HIV can be transmitted?

• Blood

• Food

• Semen

• Breast milk

Chronic HIV Stage, Acute HIV Stage and AIDS Stage is the correct progressive order of HIV/AIDS.

• True.

• False.

What STI goes through stages of primary, secondary, latent and tertiary?

• HPV

• Chlamydia

• Syphilis

• Genital Herpes

What STI can lead to PID, infertility and shows symptoms of painful urination and abdominal pain?

• Genital Herpes

• Chlamydia

• Syphilis

• HPV

How does HIV attack the cell on a cellular level?

• 1.Virus core enters cell and goes to the nucleus.

  2.HIV attaches to the cell surface

  3.Virus makes a copy of its genetic material.

  4.New virus breaks away from host cell.

  5.New virus assembles at cell surface.

• 1.HIV attaches to the cell surface.

  2.Virus core enters cell and goes to the nucleus.

  3.Virus makes a copy of its genetic material.

  4.New virus assembles at cell surface.

  5.New virus breaks away from host cell.

• 1.Virus makes a copy of its genetic material.

  2.HIV attaches to the cell surface.

  3.New virus breaks away from host cell.

  4.Virus core enters cell and goes to the nucleus.

  5.New virus assembles at cell surface.