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Safer Sex and Sexual Responsibility

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What is the most effective method for preventing sexually transmitted infections?

Limiting number of sexual partners

Abstinence (correct)

Having sex with multiple partners

Using condoms inconsistently

What is a crucial step in staying informed about sexually transmitted infections?

Avoiding medical check-ups

Talking to a trusted adult (correct)

Ignoring any symptoms

Refraining from knowing sexual history

Which is NOT a recommended time to get tested for STIs according to the text?

At least once a year if you are sexually active

When you have no symptoms (correct)

If you know your past partner had an STI

Before sex with a new partner

What should you do if you see a sore or any abnormality in the genital area?

Consult a healthcare professional Signup and view all the answers

How can condoms help in preventing STIs?

By using them correctly and consistently Signup and view all the answers

Which statement about treating sexually transmitted infections is accurate?

Some STIs can be cured with medication while others persist but can be managed Signup and view all the answers

Why is regular STI testing important even if you feel healthy?

'Normal' results can give a false sense of security Signup and view all the answers

What is the significance of communication with your partner regarding sexual history?

'Discussing sexual history openly can help in understanding potential risks and taking preventive measures' Signup and view all the answers

Why is it crucial to limit the number of sexual partners to prevent STIs?

'Fewer partners reduce exposure and potential transmission of infections' Signup and view all the answers

'Keeping informed about STIs and how to protect yourself' primarily involves:

'Being proactive in seeking information and adopting preventive measures' Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Safer Sex Practices

Abstinence is the only foolproof method to prevent the transmission of STIs.
Discuss sexual health histories openly with your partner to promote informed decisions.
Sexual responsibility encompasses respect for partners, communication about sexual activities, and precautions against STIs and unplanned pregnancies.
Protect yourself by limiting sexual partners and getting regularly tested for STIs.
Consistent and correct use of condoms is crucial as STIs often present no symptoms.

Risks of STIs Among Seafarers

A reported 4% of current seafarers experienced symptoms of STDs in the past year.
There is no available data on STD prevalence among former seafarers.
Commercial sex engagement is significantly lower in former seafarers (7%) compared to current seafarers (43%) in the Philippines.
Awareness programs for seafarers about STDs can help mitigate transmission risks, but self-discipline is essential for complete prevention.

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Seek assistance from school counselors, trusted teachers, school nurses, walk-in clinics, family doctors, or sexual health clinics for STI-related issues.

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Learn about safer sex practices and sexual responsibility to prevent STIs and promote overall sexual health. This quiz covers topics such as abstinence, open communication with partners, and making informed decisions to protect against STIs and unplanned pregnancy.