Sexually transmitted infection (STIs) - JSS1 Home Economics Past Questions and Answers - page 2
11
What is the most effective way to prevent STIs.
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A
abstinence from sexual activity
B
sharing needles with others
C
having multiple sexual partners
D
avoiding vaccination
12
STIs can be transmitted from mother to child during pregnancy or childbirth.
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A
True
B
False
13
Which of the following is not a common STI?
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A
HIV/AIDS
B
chlamydia
C
tuberculosis
D
gonorrhea
14
Which of the following is not a common STI?
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A
HIV/AIDS
B
chlamydia
C
tuberculosis
D
gonorrhea
15
STIs can be cured with antibiotics in all cases.
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A
True
B
False
16
What is the importance of getting tested for STIs?
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A
testing is unnecessary as STIs always present obvious symptoms
B
testing helps diagnose and treat STIs early, preventing complications and further transmission
C
testing is only for those who are already experiencing symptoms
D
testing increases the risk of contracting STIs
17
STIs only affect adults and not adolescents or young people.
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A
True
B
False
18
Which of the following behaviors can increase the risk of contracting STIs?
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A
having unprotected sex with multiple partners
B
abstaining from drug use
C
using condoms consistently
D
getting vaccinated
19
STIs can be contracted through non-sexual means such as sharing towels or toilet seats.
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A
True
B
False
20
What is the significance of open communication about sexual health and STIs?
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A
open communication can increase the risk of contracting STIs
B
open communication promotes awareness, prevention and seeking time timely medical care for STIs
C
open communication is unnecessary as STIs are rare
D
open communication leads to social isolation
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