Reproductive and Sexual Health Quiz

What constitutes good reproductive and sexual health?

• Access to comprehensive education

• Availability of healthcare services

• Freedom from discrimination

• All of the above

Understanding the significance of contraception in sexual health is important because:

• It helps prevent unwanted pregnancies.

• It has no impact on sexual health.

• It is only important for women.

• It is a personal choice with no health implications.

How can sexual health choices impact reproductive health and fertility?

• They can lead to sexually transmitted infections affecting fertility.

• They have no impact on reproductive health.

• They always improve fertility.

• They only affect mental health.

Chlamydia is considered dangerous for reproductive health because it can lead to:

• Infertility

• Improved immune response

• Increased energy levels

• Better digestion

Being overweight or underweight can affect female fertility by:

• Causing hormonal imbalances

• Improving reproductive health

• Having no effect

• Enhancing fertility

Which dietary factor is important for maintaining reproductive health in both men and women?

• Vitamin C

• Zinc

• Iron

• Calcium

Smoking affects reproductive health in both men and women by:

• Reducing fertility

• Improving fertility

• Having no effect

• Enhancing reproductive health

Mental health is important for overall reproductive health because:

• It affects hormonal balance.

• It has no impact on reproductive health.

• It only affects mental well-being.

• It is unrelated to physical health.

What are the recommendations for STI testing, especially regarding chlamydia?

• Annual screening for sexually active women under 25

• Screening only if symptoms are present

• Testing every five years for all adults

• No testing is recommended

Regular exercise benefits reproductive health in both sexes by:

• Improving hormonal balance

• Increasing stress levels

• Decreasing fertility

• Causing fatigue