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Froggy Jumps STI/STD Education QuizOnline version Learn about STI/STD basics by Rylee Scully 1 What does STI stand for? a Sexually transmitted infection b Sexually transmitted instance c Sexually transmitted intermission 2 What is a key difference between STI and STD? a STI may have no symptoms, STD implies symptoms and disease b STD is a temporary condition, STI is lifelong c STI is always curable, STD is not 3 Which fluids can transmit STIs? a Saliva, mucus, water b Urine, sweat, tears c Blood, semen, vaginal fluids 4 A common symptom seen with multiple STIs is? a Hair thinning b Fever c Unusual discharge 5 At what age is the HPV vaccine commonly recommended in the US? a 11–12 years b 15–18 years c 5–7 years 6 Can STIs be transmitted when there are no symptoms? a Only after infection is diagnosed b No, symptoms must be present c Yes, asymptomatic transmission is possible 7 Is HIV usually spread through kissing? a Yes, regularly b No c Only if you kiss with an open wound 8 What reduces STI risk but does not guarantee safety? a Taking antibiotics beforehand b Using protection consistently c Washing after intercourse 9 How often should sexually active people be tested for STIs? a Only once in a lifetime b At least annually or with new partners c Only after symptoms appear 10 How are most bacterial STIs treated? a Antibiotics b Antivirals c No treatment available 11 Ghonorrhea is caused by neisseri gonococcal? a Yes b No c Maybe 12 You can get Hep-B from what? a Dirty tattoo needles b Toilets c Sinks 13 Can you transfer HIV through breastmilk? a Yes b No c Maybe 14 Does HPV have a cure? a Yes, antivirals b Yes, antibiotics c No, but symptoms can be managed 15 What can HPV cause in the future? a OCD b Cancers c Rashes

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STI/STD Education Quiz

Froggy Jumps

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STI/STD Education QuizOnline version

by Rylee Scully

What does STI stand for?

What is a key difference between STI and STD?

Which fluids can transmit STIs?

A common symptom seen with multiple STIs is?

At what age is the HPV vaccine commonly recommended in the US?

Can STIs be transmitted when there are no symptoms?

Is HIV usually spread through kissing?

What reduces STI risk but does not guarantee safety?

How often should sexually active people be tested for STIs?

How are most bacterial STIs treated?

Ghonorrhea is caused by neisseri gonococcal?

You can get Hep-B from what?

Can you transfer HIV through breastmilk?

Does HPV have a cure?

What can HPV cause in the future?