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STD’S

STD’S. What you know? What you need to know?. TRUE OR FALSE. The body builds immunity to certain STD’s A person can have more then one STD at same time A pregnant female can spread STD to her unborn child, resulting in birth defects Once the symptoms of an STD go away the disease is cured

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STD’S

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  1. STD’S What you know? What you need to know?

  2. TRUE OR FALSE • The body builds immunity to certain STD’s • A person can have more then one STD at same time • A pregnant female can spread STD to her unborn child, resulting in birth defects • Once the symptoms of an STD go away the disease is cured • A person could have an STD and not know it

  3. TRUE OR FALSE • Complications from an untreated STD can leave a person sterile • Having a pap smear is one way a female can find out if she has an STD • Once a person is cured of an STD he/she cannot get that particular STD again • Condoms prevent STD’s • If you are having sex for the first time you cannot get infected with STD

  4. TRUE OR FALSE • Symptoms of an STD need to be present in order to contract that STD during sex • Abstinence is the only guarantee against STD’s • STD’S are uncommon • You cannot get STD’s if you only have sex one or two times • You can’t tell if someone has an STD by the way they dress or act

  5. TRUE OR FALSE • Viruses can be treated but not cured • Peer and media pressure can encourage teen sex

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