Question

Infections implies no the signs and symptoms True False Which is true regarding HPV-types All are cancer causing Some are cause genital warts It is only spread through semen and/or vaginal fluids None of the above Antibiotic resistance is reduced when antibiotics are given to food producing animals and crops True False Chlamydia infections.. Are on the decline both in the United States and Globally In developing countries are predominantly non sexually transmitted Are best treated by washing genitalia immediately after a sexual encounter None of the above Risk Factor(s) for Gonorrhea include.... Younger age Limited sex partners no prior exposer to gonorrhe:a None of the above In the United States, from 2012 to 2013, rates of acute HCV have remained consistent among blacks/African Americans, whites, and Hispanics/Latinos True False Syphilis Has been associated with 2 to 5 time increase of risk of acquiring HIV True False Which period is when most syphilis infections are spread to other people early latency stage first stage secondary stage None of the above Disease is considered synonymous with no cure True False There are vaccines for all strains of Hepatitis True False

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ANSWERS

* False. Infections implies the signs and symptoms.

* Some of the HPV types cause genital warts.

* False .If antibiotics are given to food producing animals and crops for a long time

it retain in the strains of bacteria and the bacteria become resistant to antibiotics.

* None of the above. chlamydia infections are increasing day by day and is a sexually transmitted

disease and best treatment option is drug therpy.

* Younger age is a risk factor of gonorrhea.

* False. From 2012 to 2013 the rate acut HCV was increased from previous years and infections

are predominant in young persons who are white.

* True.Syphilis associated with high risk of aquiring HIV.

* Early latency stage is the period in which most syphilis infections spread to other people.

* False. Disease is not synonymous with no cure.

* False. In current situvation no vaccines are available for Hepatitis C.