Sexual Health and Sexually Transmitted Infections Quiz

Common symptom of STIs, indicating possible urinary tract involvement.

Highly prevalent bacterial infection, often asymptomatic.

Chronic infection increases risk of liver complications.

Family of viruses causing various infections, including chickenpox and shingles.

Can be transmitted to newborns during passage through infected birth canal.

Complete avoidance of sexual activity, ensuring zero risk of transmission.

Advanced stage of HIV infection, compromising the immune system.

Barrier method preventing both sperm and pathogens transmission.

Common viral infection causing warts, some strains linked to cancer.

Prophylactic medication reduces risk of HIV acquisition.

Characterized by painless sore (chancre) in primary stage.

Protozoan infection causing vaginal discharge and discomfort.

Vaccine aimed at preventing HPV infection and associated cancers.

Permanent contraception method for females.

Infestation by parasites causing itching and irritation in the genital area.

Surgical removal of the foreskin, often performed for cultural or medical reasons.

Untreated chlamydia infection can ascend to the reproductive organs, causing PID.

Frequently asymptomatic, leading to undetected spread.

Transmission occurs through direct contact with infected bodily fluids.

Surgical removal of the uterus, often performed for medical reasons.

Caused by herpes simplex virus, manifests as recurrent sores.

Protozoan infection affecting the urogenital tract.

Medical emergency requiring immediate intervention to prevent tissue damage.

Inflammation of the urethra, often due to infection.

Ulcerative infection caused by Haemophilus ducreyi bacterium.