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WorksheetsSTI's & HIV/AIDS Review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Which statement about STI's is true?
They are all curable.
They are highly communicable.
They always occur with symptoms.
They are spread through sexual contact.
An STD that causes genital blisters is
genital herpes
syphilis
gonorrhea
trichomoniasis
Which is NOT a reason STDs go undiagnosed?
Many STDs are asymptomatic.
State laws require all STDs to be reported.
Some people are embarrassed to ask for help.
If symptoms disappear, a person might think the STD is gone.
STDs that cannot be cured are caused by _____
viruses
antibiotics
abstinence
bacteria
What is treatment for a bacterial STD?
viruses
antibiotics
over-the-counter medicines
ointments like neosporin
The best means for preventing STDs is
vaccines
abstinence
antibiotics
having an STD in the past
This STD can be managed, but results in death
chlamydia
HIV/AIDS
trichomoniasis
gonorrhea
This is the most common bacterial STI among teens
gonorrhea
chlamydia
HIV/AIDS
HPV
HIV can be spread through _____.
airborne transmission
casual contact
a mother's breast milk
insect bites
HIV spreads through
unbroken skin
transfer of infected blood
objects with dry blood
none of the above
Which behavior is most likely to prevent the risk of STDs?
having protected sexual activity
being sexually active with a partner who is asymptomatic
Being sexually active with more than one person
Using refusal skills when pressured to engage in sexual activity
Which is a benefit of early testing for diagnosis of STDs?
Preventing further spread of infection
Preventing possible future problems of the reproductive system like cancer and infertility
Treatment for discomfort of symptoms
All of the above are benefits of early treatment
What is one reason STDs often go untreated?
Most STDs are not serious
Most STDs disappear on their own
There is no treatment or cure for most STDs
Some people are afraid or embarrassed to seek medical treatment
Which of the following is a virus that attacks the immune system, destroying white blood cells?
chlamydia
gonorrhea
syphilis
HIV/AIDS
What is the final stage of the HIV virus?
Latent stage
Middle stage
AIDS
Front stage
During the course of HIV/AIDS, the infected person
Gets stronger
Should not hug anyone or shake hands
Needs less and less medication
Becomes vulnerable to opportunistic illnesses
A person who thinks they are infected with HIV/AIDS should
Tell a friend
Get tested right away
Hide the condition from others
Hope that is goes away
People who are infected with HIV/AIDS, but don't know it,
Won't become as ill as those who know they have the virus
Don't need to change their high-risk behavior
Don't need to practice abstinence
Can unknowingly spread the virus to others
Infections that attack a person with a weakened immune system are called
Weak infections
Target infections
Opportunistic infections
Asymptomatic infections
Which of the following is the virus that causes AIDS?
PAP Test
HIV
Opportunistic infections
Asymptomatic infections
