target of HIV in the body

• antibiotics

• abstinence

• white blood cells

• asymptomatic

• infertility

treatment for bacterial STDs

• antibiotics

• abstinence

• white blood cells

• asymptomatic

• infertility

a health consequence of some STDs

• antibiotics

• abstinence

• white blood cells

• asymptomatic

• infertility

the state of being infected but showing no symptoms

• antibiotics

• abstinence

• white blood cells

• asymptomatic

• infertility

the only 100 percent effective means of preventing STDs

• antibiotics

• abstinence

• white blood cells

• asymptomatic

• infertility

A baby with HIV most likely got infected during child birth.

• True

• False - from dirty needles

• False - from sexual contact

• False - from the doctor

Protected sex is 100 percent effective in avoiding STDs

• True

• False - Sex with 1 partner

• False - Abstinence

• False - Unprotected sex

Viral infections, like chlamydia and gonorrhea, can be treated with antibiotics

• True

• False - Temporary

• False - Serious

• False - Bacterial

STDs spread from person to person through casual contact.

• True

• False - sexual

• False - visual

• False - unprotected

HIV can be spread through

• airborne transmission.

• a mother’s breast milk.

• casual contact.

• insect bites.