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Safer Sex / STIs
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Most major venereal diseases became curable – then along came AIDS, which remains incurable. But what does AIDS stand for?
1 Acquired Immunodefficiency Syndrome
2 All Illnesses Due to Sex
3 An Incurable Disease – Sexual
4 Auto-Induced Deep Synergy
2
In the UK, the number of HIV positive people (those infected with the HIV virus) is more than 41000. Approximately how many of these are gay or bisexual men?
1 Less than one in ten
2 Just over half
3 About 90%
4 Almost all
3
Perhaps the ‘safer sex’ message hasn’t been getting through. Around how many new cases of HIV infection were diagnosed in the UK in 2004?
1 There were hardly any
2 Under 1000
3 Around 7000
4 Almost half a million
4
London is home to almost 40000 diagnosed HIV+ people. How many more people in London are estimated to have HIV without knowing it?
1 None – it’s very obvious when you’re infected
2 A handful of those only recently infected
3 Somewhere between five and ten thousand
4 The same number again - 40000
5
The first warnings about HIV told us the virus was spread through ‘bodily fluids’. How helpful. Which of the following ‘bodily fluids’ can definitely not contain HIV?
1 Blood
2 Tears
3 Vomit
4 Semen
6
HIV is a devious virus. It hides in the parts of the body that are meant to guard against disease. Which part of the body does HIV specifically target?
1 The reproductive organs
2 The immune system
3 The brain and nervous system
4 The bone marrow
7
Over 100000 people were known to have the UK’s most common STI, chlamydia, in 2004. Which was the age group most at risk?
1 People younger than 16
2 Late teens and early twenty-somethings
3 Middle-aged people
4 The very old
8
You might want to slip and slide, but if you’re playing it safe, using condoms, which of the following will not degrade the latex, causing the condom to break?
1 Butter or marge
2 Silcone-based lubricant
3 Baby oil
4 Oil-based lubricant
9
Playing safe? Good. But which of the following sexually transmitted infections will condoms provide no protection against?
1 Hepatitis
2 Syphilis
3 Genital lice – or ‘crabs’
4 Gonorrhoea
10
According to a 2004 survey, how many people in the UK had had unprotected sex without knowing their sexual partner’s history?
1 Hardly any
2 About one in ten
3 Around a half
4 Well over 90%
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