Question 1

A person is experiencing "viral shedding" but no other symptoms.What is the most likely STI diagnosis?

Accepted Answer

A)  herpes and contagious 
B)  herpes but not contagious 
C)  genital warts and contagious 
D)  genital warts but not contagious 
A)  herpes and contagious 
B)  herpes but not contagious 
C)  genital warts and contagious 
D)  genital warts but not contagious

Question 2

What should a woman with a "high risk" form of human papillomavirus (HPV)be especially concerned about?

Accepted Answer

A)  developing genital warts 
B)  developing hepatitis 
C)  developing cervical cancer 
D)  developing neurological impairment 
A)  developing genital warts 
B)  developing hepatitis 
C)  developing cervical cancer 
D)  developing neurological impairment

Question 3

Define the punishment concept of disease and explain how the punishment concept might make a person neglect protecting themselves from STIs.Also discuss how this concept impacts families and loved ones of persons who are HIV positive.

Accepted Answer

The punishment concept of disease refers

Question 4

Which of the following may be treated with antibiotics?

Accepted Answer

A)  pubic lice 
B)  herpes 
C)  HPV 
D)  chlamydia 
A)  pubic lice 
B)  herpes 
C)  HPV 
D)  chlamydia

Question 5

Annie was a prostitute found to have a sexually transmitted infection in Toronto in 1865.What likely happened to Annie?

Accepted Answer

A)  She was locked in a hospital for a year. 
B)  She was sent to Australia. 
C)  She was treated discreetly and encouraged to join the social purity movement. 
D)  She was jailed for life. 
A)  She was locked in a hospital for a year. 
B)  She was sent to Australia. 
C)  She was treated discreetly and encouraged to join the social purity movement. 
D)  She was jailed for life.

Question 6

Which statement does NOT accurately describe human papillomavirus (HPV)?

Accepted Answer

A)  There are over 40 types of HPVs. 
B)  The majority of people who are infected do not know they have it. 
C)  Some strains of HPV cause genital warts and some strains can lead to cervical cancer. 
D)  Once a person is infected with HPV, it is impossible to get rid of. 
A)  There are over 40 types of HPVs. 
B)  The majority of people who are infected do not know they have it. 
C)  Some strains of HPV cause genital warts and some strains can lead to cervical cancer. 
D)  Once a person is infected with HPV, it is impossible to get rid of.

Question 7

Which sexually transmitted infection can be treated with antibiotics?

Accepted Answer

A)  hepatitis C 
B)  HPV 
C)  HIV/AIDS 
D)  gonorrhea 
A)  hepatitis C 
B)  HPV 
C)  HIV/AIDS 
D)  gonorrhea

Question 8

Who is most likely to contract PID?

Accepted Answer

A)  Jason, 25-year-old sexually active gay male 
B)  Kimberly, a 19-year-old sexually active heterosexual female 
C)  Casey, a 23-year-old abstinent lesbian female 
D)  Cameron, a 20-year-old sexually active bisexual male 
A)  Jason, 25-year-old sexually active gay male 
B)  Kimberly, a 19-year-old sexually active heterosexual female 
C)  Casey, a 23-year-old abstinent lesbian female 
D)  Cameron, a 20-year-old sexually active bisexual male

Question 9

What does viral load testing measure in HIV positive people?

Accepted Answer

A)  It measures the severity of the viral infection by estimating the amount of virus in bodily fluid. 
B)  It measures the T-cell count which is useful in predicting life expectancy of a person who is HIV positive. 
C)  It measures the likelihood that the person will pass the virus on to a sex partner. 
D)  It measures the likelihood that a pregnant woman will pass the virus on to her unborn child. 
A)  It measures the severity of the viral infection by estimating the amount of virus in bodily fluid. 
B)  It measures the T-cell count which is useful in predicting life expectancy of a person who is HIV positive. 
C)  It measures the likelihood that the person will pass the virus on to a sex partner. 
D)  It measures the likelihood that a pregnant woman will pass the virus on to her unborn child.

Question 10

What areas of the world have seen the greatest increase in HIV infections?

Accepted Answer

A)  United States and Europe 
B)  United States and Africa 
C)  Central and South America 
D)  Eastern Europe and Central Asia 
A)  United States and Europe 
B)  United States and Africa 
C)  Central and South America 
D)  Eastern Europe and Central Asia

Question 11

What STI has a vaccine?

Accepted Answer

A)  herpes 
B)  chlamydia 
C)  HPV 
D)  gonorrhea 
A)  herpes 
B)  chlamydia 
C)  HPV 
D)  gonorrhea

Question 12

Which statement best describes people who have a "punishment concept" of STIs?

Accepted Answer

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

Question 13

Discuss some of the reasons given in the text for why men who have sex with men have been experiencing increases in rates of STIs.Be sure to reference material from the text.What implications would this information have for providing sexuality education to this population?

Accepted Answer

The text discusses several reasons for t

Question 14

People infected with scabies typically experience immediate relief from itching after treatment.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

What happened when the first identified cases of HIV were gay men and intravenous drug users?

Accepted Answer

A)  People assumed gay men also used drugs. 
B)  People became more compassionate towards the gay population. 
C)  Scientists overlooked the high rates of infection in the lesbian community. 
D)  As many as one out of every five people believed that those infected with HIV got what they deserved. 
A)  People assumed gay men also used drugs. 
B)  People became more compassionate towards the gay population. 
C)  Scientists overlooked the high rates of infection in the lesbian community. 
D)  As many as one out of every five people believed that those infected with HIV got what they deserved.

Question 16

Since the 1990s the annual number of new HIV infections worldwide has steadily declined.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

What is the typical amount of time it takes for the average person who is HIV-positive and not receiving any type of treatment to develop AIDS?

Accepted Answer

A)  1-2 years 
B)  2-4 years 
C)  5-7 years 
D)  8-10 years 
A)  1-2 years 
B)  2-4 years 
C)  5-7 years 
D)  8-10 years

Question 18

Which country greatly reduced new cases of HIV/AIDs through a "no condom,no sex" program?

Accepted Answer

A)  Jamaica 
B)  China 
C)  Russia 
D)  Thailand 
A)  Jamaica 
B)  China 
C)  Russia 
D)  Thailand

Question 19

Identify the different categories of sexually transmitted infections.Give two examples for each category along with a brief description (i.e.,incidence rates,symptoms,treatment options).You do not need to include HIV/AIDS.

Accepted Answer

Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) c

Question 20

Most bacterial infections can be treated with antibiotics.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

A person is experiencing "viral shedding" but no other symptoms.What is the most likely STI diagnosis?

What should a woman with a "high risk" form of human papillomavirus (HPV)be especially concerned about?

Define the punishment concept of disease and explain how the punishment concept might make a person neglect protecting themselves from STIs.Also discuss how this concept impacts families and loved ones of persons who are HIV positive.

Which of the following may be treated with antibiotics?

Annie was a prostitute found to have a sexually transmitted infection in Toronto in 1865.What likely happened to Annie?

Which statement does NOT accurately describe human papillomavirus (HPV)?

Which sexually transmitted infection can be treated with antibiotics?

Who is most likely to contract PID?

What does viral load testing measure in HIV positive people?

What areas of the world have seen the greatest increase in HIV infections?

What STI has a vaccine?

Which statement best describes people who have a "punishment concept" of STIs?

Discuss some of the reasons given in the text for why men who have sex with men have been experiencing increases in rates of STIs.Be sure to reference material from the text.What implications would this information have for providing sexuality education to this population?

People infected with scabies typically experience immediate relief from itching after treatment.

What happened when the first identified cases of HIV were gay men and intravenous drug users?

Since the 1990s the annual number of new HIV infections worldwide has steadily declined.

What is the typical amount of time it takes for the average person who is HIV-positive and not receiving any type of treatment to develop AIDS?

Which country greatly reduced new cases of HIV/AIDs through a "no condom,no sex" program?

Identify the different categories of sexually transmitted infections.Give two examples for each category along with a brief description (i.e.,incidence rates,symptoms,treatment options).You do not need to include HIV/AIDS.

Most bacterial infections can be treated with antibiotics.

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Exam 7: Sexually Transmitted Infections and Hivaids

A person is experiencing "viral shedding" but no other symptoms.What is the most likely STI diagnosis?

What should a woman with a "high risk" form of human papillomavirus (HPV)be especially concerned about?

Define the punishment concept of disease and explain how the punishment concept might make a person neglect protecting themselves from STIs.Also discuss how this concept impacts families and loved ones of persons who are HIV positive.

Which of the following may be treated with antibiotics?

Annie was a prostitute found to have a sexually transmitted infection in Toronto in 1865.What likely happened to Annie?

Which statement does NOT accurately describe human papillomavirus (HPV)?

Which sexually transmitted infection can be treated with antibiotics?

Who is most likely to contract PID?

What does viral load testing measure in HIV positive people?

What areas of the world have seen the greatest increase in HIV infections?

What STI has a vaccine?

Which statement best describes people who have a "punishment concept" of STIs?

Discuss some of the reasons given in the text for why men who have sex with men have been experiencing increases in rates of STIs.Be sure to reference material from the text.What implications would this information have for providing sexuality education to this population?

People infected with scabies typically experience immediate relief from itching after treatment.

What happened when the first identified cases of HIV were gay men and intravenous drug users?

Since the 1990s the annual number of new HIV infections worldwide has steadily declined.

What is the typical amount of time it takes for the average person who is HIV-positive and not receiving any type of treatment to develop AIDS?

Which country greatly reduced new cases of HIV/AIDs through a "no condom,no sex" program?

Identify the different categories of sexually transmitted infections.Give two examples for each category along with a brief description (i.e.,incidence rates,symptoms,treatment options).You do not need to include HIV/AIDS.

Most bacterial infections can be treated with antibiotics.

Exploring Human Sexuality: Past and Present

Understanding Human Sexuality: Theory and Research

Female Sexual Anatomy, Development, and Health

Male Sexual Anatomy, Development, and Health

The Biology of Sex, Pregnancy, and Childbirth

Contraception and Abortion

Gender Development, Gender Roles, and Gender Identity

Sexual Orientation

Childhood and Adolescent Sexuality

Communication and Sexuality

Love and Intimacy

Adult Sexual Relationships

Variations of Sexual Expression

Challenges to Sexual Functioning

Harmful and Antisocial Sexual Expression

Power and Sexual Coercion

Sexual Imagery and Selling Sex

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