'Sexually transmitted infection' diaporamas de présentation

SEXUALLY TRASMISSIBLE INFECTION Dr . Esraa AL- Maini

SEXUALLY TRASMISSIBLE INFECTION Dr . Esraa AL- Maini. Objective: Different types of infection transmitted sexual intercourse Mode of transmission clinical features treatment. Once known as Venereal Diseases (VD)

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Reproductive Health & Safety

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Bacterial Sexually Transmitted Infections

Bacterial Sexually Transmitted Infections. Gonorrhoea. Clinical and epidemiological aspects. 2 nd commonest bacterial STI 2004: 22,335 cases reported to HPA Most common age groups: males 20-24 females 16-19 Males: usually symptomatic Females: often asymptomatic

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Sexually Transmitted Infections

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Sexually Transmitted Infections

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Sexually Transmitted Infections

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Safe Sex: STI Prevention

Safe Sex: STI Prevention. Heartland Alliance Refugee Health Programs. An STI is a sexually transmitted infection STIs are caused by germs that are passed through sexual contact The only way to protect against STIs is by using condoms. What is an STI?.

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Teen Age Pregnancy: You May Think you know but you have not idea!!

Teen Age Pregnancy: You May Think you know but you have not idea!!. Test Your Knowledge. Most high school students are having sex. True False? _______

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Grade 7 Topic 2

Grade 7 Topic 2. STI (Sexually Transmitted Diseases). What is a STI?. How Do I Know if I have a STI ???. How Sexually Transmitted Infections are Spread. Greg has a Sexually Transmitted Infection. Greg names his sexual contacts. Who did Greg get the infection from?

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Sexually Transmitted Infections

Sexually Transmitted Infections. What is a Sexually Transmitted Infection?. True or False. The most common symptom of a sexually transmitted infection is white, pasty discharge. False. vs. Viral. Bacterial. Infection caused by virus No cure Symptoms are treatable

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Sexuality & Decision Making

Sexuality & Decision Making. What do you know?. What are considered sexual acts? When are you physical able to have sex? What are the risks of sexual activity? How does a women become pregnant? How do you reduce the risk of sexual activity? What else is involved (other than intercourse)?

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Objectives

Section 22.1. The Risks of Sexual Activity. Objectives. Identify risky behaviors associated with the current epidemic of sexually transmitted diseases. Describe behaviors that can help prevent the spread of sexually transmitted infections.

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High Risk Meeting

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Sexually Transmitted Infections

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Sexually Transmitted Infection (STI)

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Hepatitis B Home Test Kit

If you simply want to exclude the possibility that you might have Hepatitis B then this is the right test for you. If you have any symptoms of a sexually transmitted infection, then we recommend our END THE WORRY screen in which we test for the most common 10 different infections, including Hepatitis B, Chlamydia, Gonorrhoea, HIV & more, so we can correctly identify the root cause. The Hepatitis B test only checks for Hepatitis B: if you have another infection then this will not be picked up by this test.Know more: https://www.testd.com/hepatitis-b/

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Hepatitis C Test

If you simply want to exclude the possibility that you might have Hepatitis C then this is the right test for you. If you are not sure and have symptoms of a sexually transmitted infection, then we recommend our END THE WORRY screen in which we test for the most common 10 different infections. To see the list of all the tests please click on END THE WORRY screen below.A discreet Test kit is dispatched simply at your given address. The sample is forwarded to the laboratory using our self addressed envelope. Results are sent via a text message.

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Chlamydia is usually spread through sexual contact so it cannot be via casual contact such as - sharing food or drinks, kissing, hugging, holding hands, coughing, sneezing, or sitting on the toilet.

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Learn Key Information About STDs and At-Home STD Test:

Learn Key Information About STDs and At-Home STD Test:

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