Understanding Syphilis

What is the primary mode of transmission for syphilis?

• Sharing personal items

• Intimate skin-to-skin contact

• Through contaminated food

• Airborne particles

Which of the following is a symptom of secondary syphilis?

• Persistent cough

• Severe headache

• Rash on palms and soles

• Vision loss

How long can secondary symptoms of syphilis come and go?

• Up to 6 months

• Up to a year

• Up to 5 years

• Up to 10 years

What is a potential consequence of untreated tertiary syphilis?

• Liver failure

• Kidney stones

• Chronic fatigue

• Blindness

Why is it crucial for pregnant women to be tested for syphilis?

• To reduce morning sickness

• To ensure a shorter labor

• To avoid weight gain

• To prevent congenital syphilis