Question 1

Susan has pubic lice. All of the following statements are true, EXCEPT:

Accepted Answer

A)  Susan's partner should check for pubic lice, because they have engaged in sexual intercourse within the past two days. 
B)  Susan's brother Alex shares a bed with her. Alex should check for pubic lice because it is possible to acquire pubic lice if you share a bed with someone who is infected. 
C)  Susan's roommate Rosa wore her shorts and other articles of clothing within the past two days. Rosa does not need to check for pubic lice, because it is not possible to contract pubic lice from clothing worn by someone who is infected. 
D)  Taylor's roommate Rosa should check for pubic lice, because they only have one restroom and it is possible to contract pubic lice from a toilet seat. 
A)  Susan's partner should check for pubic lice, because they have engaged in sexual intercourse within the past two days. 
B)  Susan's brother Alex shares a bed with her. Alex should check for pubic lice because it is possible to acquire pubic lice if you share a bed with someone who is infected. 
C)  Susan's roommate Rosa wore her shorts and other articles of clothing within the past two days. Rosa does not need to check for pubic lice, because it is not possible to contract pubic lice from clothing worn by someone who is infected. 
D)  Taylor's roommate Rosa should check for pubic lice, because they only have one restroom and it is possible to contract pubic lice from a toilet seat. C

Question 2

Who has suggested that punishment conceptualization has endured because it serves as a defense mechanism?

Accepted Answer

A)  Kopelman 
B)  Barth 
C)  CDC 
D)  Bolton 
A)  Kopelman 
B)  Barth 
C)  CDC 
D)  Bolton A

Question 3

Describe the punishment concept of disease and how it can serve as a defense mechanism for people and STIs. Give an example to support your thinking.

Accepted Answer

The punishment concept states that people who become infected with certain diseases, especially STIs, did something wrong and the infection is punishment for their actions. It applies a moral code to sexual behavior and links infection with specific actions. People who subscribe to this concept believe that if they do not engage in those morally "bad" behaviors, they are safe from contracting an STI. For example, a homophobic person might think that only men who engage in same-sex behavior can contract HIV. Because the person considers themselves to be morally "good" and only has heterosexual sex, they wrongly believe they are protected from HIV.

Question 4

Which of the following statements is false?

Accepted Answer

A)  Children born to HIV‐positive mothers may need to take antiretroviral medications for life. 
B)  A pregnant woman who is HIV‐positive can take steps to reduce the risk of infecting her child with HIV. 
C)  Bacterial STIs can be treated during pregnancy with antibiotics, and if treatment is begun immediately, there is less chance that the newborn will become infected. 
D)  Physicians typically test all pregnant women for herpes, syphilis, HIV, gonorrhea, and chlamydia to reduce the risks of transmission to a newborn. 
A)  Children born to HIV‐positive mothers may need to take antiretroviral medications for life. 
B)  A pregnant woman who is HIV‐positive can take steps to reduce the risk of infecting her child with HIV. 
C)  Bacterial STIs can be treated during pregnancy with antibiotics, and if treatment is begun immediately, there is less chance that the newborn will become infected. 
D)  Physicians typically test all pregnant women for herpes, syphilis, HIV, gonorrhea, and chlamydia to reduce the risks of transmission to a newborn.

Question 5

There are currently vaccines available for all types of hepatitis.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

The diseases that occurs when the immune system is weakened are known as:

Accepted Answer

A)  viral RNA nucleic acids 
B)  perinatal HIV infections 
C)  T helper cells 
D)  opportunistic diseases 
A)  viral RNA nucleic acids 
B)  perinatal HIV infections 
C)  T helper cells 
D)  opportunistic diseases

Question 7

Explain how HIV leads to death.

Accepted Answer

HIV gradually destroys a person's immune

Question 8

Which test enables health care providers to monitor precancerous changes in the cervical cells of women?

Accepted Answer

A)  Pap test 
B)  serologic test 
C)  virologic test 
D)  None of these are correct. 
A)  Pap test 
B)  serologic test 
C)  virologic test 
D)  None of these are correct.

Question 9

Increasing rates of HIV have also been found among transgender individuals in which region?

Accepted Answer

A)  Western and Central Africa 
B)  Eastern Europe and Central Asia 
C)  Eastern and Southern Africa 
D)  Asia and the Pacific 
A)  Western and Central Africa 
B)  Eastern Europe and Central Asia 
C)  Eastern and Southern Africa 
D)  Asia and the Pacific

Question 10

When a woman has a Pap test, the test is also screening for STIs.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

Which of the following statements is correct in context regarding Eastern Europe and Central Asia?

Accepted Answer

A)  Antiretroviral therapy is available in this region, although it is estimated that 35% of HIV-infected people do not have access to it. 
B)  Antiretroviral therapy is available in this region, although it is estimated that 45% of HIV-infected people do not have access to it. 
C)  Antiretroviral therapy is available in this region, although it is estimated that 79% of HIV-infected people do not have access to it. 
D)  Antiretroviral therapy is available in this region, although it is estimated that 59% of HIV-infected people do not have access to it. 
A)  Antiretroviral therapy is available in this region, although it is estimated that 35% of HIV-infected people do not have access to it. 
B)  Antiretroviral therapy is available in this region, although it is estimated that 45% of HIV-infected people do not have access to it. 
C)  Antiretroviral therapy is available in this region, although it is estimated that 79% of HIV-infected people do not have access to it. 
D)  Antiretroviral therapy is available in this region, although it is estimated that 59% of HIV-infected people do not have access to it.

Question 12

At the beginning of the AIDS epidemic in the 1980s, orphanages were set up in many African communities to help care for the many children whose parents had died.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

The majority of people who become infected with genital herpes are infected by someone who:

Accepted Answer

A)  received treatment and was no longer having symptoms 
B)  has had herpes for less than one year 
C)  doesn't even know they have it 
D)  has had herpes for over one year 
A)  received treatment and was no longer having symptoms 
B)  has had herpes for less than one year 
C)  doesn't even know they have it 
D)  has had herpes for over one year

Question 14

How can gonorrhea be contracted?

Accepted Answer

A)  oral sex 
B)  vaginal sex 
C)  by a newborn during delivery 
D)  All of these are correct. 
A)  oral sex 
B)  vaginal sex 
C)  by a newborn during delivery 
D)  All of these are correct.

Question 15

Identify the two ectoparasitic STIs. Describe how common they are and what a person diagnosed with these STIs would be advised to do.

Accepted Answer

The two ectoparasitic STIs are pubic lic

Question 16

Which of the following bacterial sexual transmitted infection is characterized by small bumps that eventually rupture and form painful ulcers?

Accepted Answer

A)  chancroid 
B)  trichomoniasis 
C)  epididymitis 
D)  contagion 
A)  chancroid 
B)  trichomoniasis 
C)  epididymitis 
D)  contagion

Question 17

The HPV vaccine is most effective when administered 1 year after the onset of sexual activity.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

How many stages does syphilis progress through?

Accepted Answer

A)  two 
B)  three 
C)  four 
D)  five 
A)  two 
B)  three 
C)  four 
D)  five

Question 19

If people have a "punishment concept" of STIs, they:

Accepted Answer

A)  believe that STIs are the primary cause of sexual disorders. 
B)  think those who develop STIs deserve them. 
C)  believe it is okay not to tell ex-lovers when they find out they have an STI. 
D)  feel that people who commit sex crimes should be infected with STIs as their consequence. 
A)  believe that STIs are the primary cause of sexual disorders. 
B)  think those who develop STIs deserve them. 
C)  believe it is okay not to tell ex-lovers when they find out they have an STI. 
D)  feel that people who commit sex crimes should be infected with STIs as their consequence.

Question 20

. ____________ is a bacterial sexually transmitted infection that causes a puslike discharge and frequent urination in men.

Accepted Answer

A)  gonorrhea 
B)  scabies 
C)  latency 
D)  contagion 
A)  gonorrhea 
B)  scabies 
C)  latency 
D)  contagion

Susan has pubic lice. All of the following statements are true, EXCEPT:

Who has suggested that punishment conceptualization has endured because it serves as a defense mechanism?

Describe the punishment concept of disease and how it can serve as a defense mechanism for people and STIs. Give an example to support your thinking.

Which of the following statements is false?

There are currently vaccines available for all types of hepatitis.

The diseases that occurs when the immune system is weakened are known as:

Explain how HIV leads to death.

Which test enables health care providers to monitor precancerous changes in the cervical cells of women?

Increasing rates of HIV have also been found among transgender individuals in which region?

When a woman has a Pap test, the test is also screening for STIs.

Which of the following statements is correct in context regarding Eastern Europe and Central Asia?

At the beginning of the AIDS epidemic in the 1980s, orphanages were set up in many African communities to help care for the many children whose parents had died.

The majority of people who become infected with genital herpes are infected by someone who:

How can gonorrhea be contracted?

Identify the two ectoparasitic STIs. Describe how common they are and what a person diagnosed with these STIs would be advised to do.

Which of the following bacterial sexual transmitted infection is characterized by small bumps that eventually rupture and form painful ulcers?

The HPV vaccine is most effective when administered 1 year after the onset of sexual activity.

How many stages does syphilis progress through?

If people have a "punishment concept" of STIs, they:

. ____________ is a bacterial sexually transmitted infection that causes a puslike discharge and frequent urination in men.

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Exam 15: Sexually Transmitted Infections and Hivaids

Susan has pubic lice. All of the following statements are true, EXCEPT:

Who has suggested that punishment conceptualization has endured because it serves as a defense mechanism?

Describe the punishment concept of disease and how it can serve as a defense mechanism for people and STIs. Give an example to support your thinking.

Which of the following statements is false?

There are currently vaccines available for all types of hepatitis.

The diseases that occurs when the immune system is weakened are known as:

Explain how HIV leads to death.

Which test enables health care providers to monitor precancerous changes in the cervical cells of women?

Increasing rates of HIV have also been found among transgender individuals in which region?

When a woman has a Pap test, the test is also screening for STIs.

Which of the following statements is correct in context regarding Eastern Europe and Central Asia?

At the beginning of the AIDS epidemic in the 1980s, orphanages were set up in many African communities to help care for the many children whose parents had died.

The majority of people who become infected with genital herpes are infected by someone who:

How can gonorrhea be contracted?

Identify the two ectoparasitic STIs. Describe how common they are and what a person diagnosed with these STIs would be advised to do.

Which of the following bacterial sexual transmitted infection is characterized by small bumps that eventually rupture and form painful ulcers?

The HPV vaccine is most effective when administered 1 year after the onset of sexual activity.

How many stages does syphilis progress through?

If people have a "punishment concept" of STIs, they:

. ____________ is a bacterial sexually transmitted infection that causes a puslike discharge and frequent urination in men.

Exploring Human Sexuality: Past and Present

Understanding Human Sexuality: Theory and Research

Communication and Sexuality

Gender Development, Gender Roles, and Gender Identity

Female Sexual Anatomy and Physiology

Male Sexual Anatomy and Physiology

Love and Intimacy

Childhood and Adolescent Sexuality

Adult Sexual Relationships

Sexual Expression

Sexual Orientation

Pregnancy and Birth

Contraception and Abortion

Challenges to Sexual Functioning

Varieties of Sexual Expression

Power and Coercion

Sexual Images and Selling Sex

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