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A person who has no symptoms does not have to worry about having gonorrhea, chlamydia or syphilis. - ANSWER-false
Only women can contract trichomoniasis and monilial infections. - ANSWER-false
Herpes can be cured with a drug called acyclovir. - ANSWER- false
The human papillomaviruses that cause cervical cancer are the same as those that cause genital warts. - ANSWER-false
Regular douching decreases the risk of pelvis inflammatory disease. - ANSWER-false
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Recurrent herpes attacks are generally more painful, and last longer, than the first (primary) attack. - ANSWER-false
Herpes in the leading infectious cause of blindness in the United States. - ANSWER-true
Hepatitis A is most often spread by nonsexual means. - ANSWER-true
Worldwide, most causes of HIV infection (infection with the virus that causes AIDS) are contracted by sex between heterosexuals. - ANSWER-true
Generally speaking, people who get AIDS this year are those who became infected with HIV 5 to 15 years ago. - ANSWER- true
To minimize their chance of a vaginal infection, women should wear panties made of synthetic fabrics. - ANSWER-false
People who get HIV are extremely contagious in the first 60 days of exposure. - ANSWER-true 2 / 4
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HIV/AIDS can be considered cured when drug therapy reduces HIV to non-detectable levels. - ANSWER-false
painful, crater-like sores - ANSWER-chancroid
itchless, painful rash all over the body - ANSWER-secondary- stage syphilis
pus-like discharge and/or burning urination - ANSWER- gonorrhea
intense itching caused by grayish, six-legged parasites - ANSWER-pubic lice
thick, white curdy vaginal discharge and intense itching - ANSWER-moniliasis (yeast infection)
loss of appetite, fatigue, slow recovery from colds and flus, continual yeast infections, purple blotches on skin, pneumonia - ANSWER-HIV infection (AIDS)
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cauliflower-like growths - ANSWER-venereal warts (human papillomavirus infection)
severe abdominal pain and fever - ANSWER-PID
scaling skin caused by pearly mites - ANSWER-scabies
large, ulcer-like, painless sore - ANSWER-primary stage of syphilis
fluid-filled blisters - ANSWER-herpes
copious, foamy, whitish-green vaginal discharge with foul odor - ANSWER-trichomoniasis
wart-like growths that look like small pimples filled with kernels of corn - ANSWER-molluscum contagiosum
thin, clear discharge and irritation of the urethra - ANSWER- chlamydia
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