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Review cause, signs/symptoms and treatments of STIs. (92 cards)
1
Q
How are sexually transmitted infections (STIs) transmitted?
A
1. through sexual contact and/or
2. parenteral exposure by infected blood, fecal-oral, intrauterine to fetus or
perinatal from mother to neonate.
2
Q
How is an STI transmitted when it is through sexual contact?
A
From one person to another person through intimate contact such as oral,
vaginal, or anal intercourse.
3
Q
Why are untreated STIs so concerning?
A
Untreated STIs can lead to:
infertility of both men and women due to scarring
ectopic pregnancy
newborn complications
fetal death
, maternal death
increased risk of cancer
systemic complications of heart and brain
chronic pain
pelvic inflammatory disease
4
Q
What is the best way to prevent STIs?
(besides sexual abstinence)
A
, Condoms!
5
Q
How often should sexually active clients get screened for STIs?
A
Annually
6
Q
A
use latex or polyurethane condoms because they are stronger
use a new condom for every sexual encounter
if it breaks, replace immediately
discard condoms that look brittle or discolored
only use water based lubricants
handle condoms with care so they don’t get damaged by nails or a sharp
object
7
Q
How should a condom be put on?
A
put on before any genital contact
hold condom by tip and unroll it onto penis
leave space at tip to collect semen
8
Q
How should a condom be taken off?
A
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Review cause, signs/symptoms and treatments of STIs. (92 cards)
1
Q
How are sexually transmitted infections (STIs) transmitted?
A
1. through sexual contact and/or
2. parenteral exposure by infected blood, fecal-oral, intrauterine to fetus or
perinatal from mother to neonate.
2
Q
How is an STI transmitted when it is through sexual contact?
A
From one person to another person through intimate contact such as oral,
vaginal, or anal intercourse.
3
Q
Why are untreated STIs so concerning?
A
Untreated STIs can lead to:
infertility of both men and women due to scarring
ectopic pregnancy
newborn complications
fetal death
, maternal death
increased risk of cancer
systemic complications of heart and brain
chronic pain
pelvic inflammatory disease
4
Q
What is the best way to prevent STIs?
(besides sexual abstinence)
A
, Condoms!
5
Q
How often should sexually active clients get screened for STIs?
A
Annually
6
Q
A
use latex or polyurethane condoms because they are stronger
use a new condom for every sexual encounter
if it breaks, replace immediately
discard condoms that look brittle or discolored
only use water based lubricants
handle condoms with care so they don’t get damaged by nails or a sharp
object
7
Q
How should a condom be put on?
A
put on before any genital contact
hold condom by tip and unroll it onto penis
leave space at tip to collect semen
8
Q
How should a condom be taken off?
A
