NURS 522 STI Instructor Presentation – Questions
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What is the importance of trauma- It ensures culturally appropriate and safe
informed care in discussing sexual conversations, especially for individuals with past
health? trauma.
Name two types of sexually Chlamydia and Gonorrhea.
transmitted infections discussed.
What are some common signs and Symptoms may include unusual discharge, pain during
symptoms of STDBIs? intercourse, and genital sores.
What is the role of education in Education helps patients understand testing
managing STDBIs? processes, prevention strategies, and the importance
of screening.
,What is a significant risk factor for Having multiple sexual partners.
STDBIs?
How often should sexually active Annually for low-risk individuals and every 3 to 6
individuals be screened for STDBIs? months for higher-risk individuals.
What is pre-exposure prophylaxis A medication taken to prevent HIV infection in high-
(PrEP)? risk individuals.
What are some prevention strategies Vaccinations, risk assessment, and education on safe
discussed for STDBIs? sexual practices.
What is the significance of self- It allows patients to collect samples privately,
swabbing for STDBIs? reducing anxiety associated with examinations.
What is the importance of establishing It facilitates open discussions about sexual health and
trust in patient-provider relationships? risk factors.
What types of tests are commonly Vaginal swabs, serum testing, and urine tests.
performed for STDBIs?
What should be assessed during the Risk factors and education on prevention for the fetus.
initial prenatal visit regarding STDBIs?
What is the impact of substance use on It can increase the likelihood of engaging in
STDBI risk? unprotected sexual activities.
What is the role of community health in To normalize testing and reduce stigma associated
STDBI education? with STDBIs.
What infections are included in the Chlamydia, Gonorrhea, Trichomonas, Syphilis, HIV,
discussion of STDBIs? HPV, HSV, Hepatitis B.
, How can anxiety about STDBIs be By providing clear information about testing
addressed in clinical settings? procedures and expected timelines for results.
What is the significance of vaccination Vaccination can protect against certain infections like
in STDBI prevention? HPV and Hepatitis B.
What does the term 'harm reduction' Strategies aimed at minimizing negative health
refer to in the context of sexual health? outcomes associated with risky sexual behaviors.
What is the role of routine screening in To identify infections early and provide timely
primary care for STDBIs? treatment.
What should be done if a patient opts Respect their decision while providing information on
out of STDBI testing? the importance of testing.
What is the significance of discussing It respects the diverse backgrounds of patients and
sexual health in a culturally safe encourages open communication.
manner?
What is the common method for Vaginal swabs or urine tests.
testing for Chlamydia and Gonorrhea?
What is the purpose of discussing risk To tailor prevention and screening strategies to
factors with patients? individual needs.
What should be included in patient Information on symptoms, testing, treatment options,
education regarding STDBIs? and prevention methods.
Why is it important to normalize STDBI To reduce stigma and encourage individuals to seek
testing? care without fear of judgment.
What does LMP stand for in the Last Menstrual Period
context of female health history?
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Terms in this set (158)
What is the importance of trauma- It ensures culturally appropriate and safe
informed care in discussing sexual conversations, especially for individuals with past
health? trauma.
Name two types of sexually Chlamydia and Gonorrhea.
transmitted infections discussed.
What are some common signs and Symptoms may include unusual discharge, pain during
symptoms of STDBIs? intercourse, and genital sores.
What is the role of education in Education helps patients understand testing
managing STDBIs? processes, prevention strategies, and the importance
of screening.
,What is a significant risk factor for Having multiple sexual partners.
STDBIs?
How often should sexually active Annually for low-risk individuals and every 3 to 6
individuals be screened for STDBIs? months for higher-risk individuals.
What is pre-exposure prophylaxis A medication taken to prevent HIV infection in high-
(PrEP)? risk individuals.
What are some prevention strategies Vaccinations, risk assessment, and education on safe
discussed for STDBIs? sexual practices.
What is the significance of self- It allows patients to collect samples privately,
swabbing for STDBIs? reducing anxiety associated with examinations.
What is the importance of establishing It facilitates open discussions about sexual health and
trust in patient-provider relationships? risk factors.
What types of tests are commonly Vaginal swabs, serum testing, and urine tests.
performed for STDBIs?
What should be assessed during the Risk factors and education on prevention for the fetus.
initial prenatal visit regarding STDBIs?
What is the impact of substance use on It can increase the likelihood of engaging in
STDBI risk? unprotected sexual activities.
What is the role of community health in To normalize testing and reduce stigma associated
STDBI education? with STDBIs.
What infections are included in the Chlamydia, Gonorrhea, Trichomonas, Syphilis, HIV,
discussion of STDBIs? HPV, HSV, Hepatitis B.
, How can anxiety about STDBIs be By providing clear information about testing
addressed in clinical settings? procedures and expected timelines for results.
What is the significance of vaccination Vaccination can protect against certain infections like
in STDBI prevention? HPV and Hepatitis B.
What does the term 'harm reduction' Strategies aimed at minimizing negative health
refer to in the context of sexual health? outcomes associated with risky sexual behaviors.
What is the role of routine screening in To identify infections early and provide timely
primary care for STDBIs? treatment.
What should be done if a patient opts Respect their decision while providing information on
out of STDBI testing? the importance of testing.
What is the significance of discussing It respects the diverse backgrounds of patients and
sexual health in a culturally safe encourages open communication.
manner?
What is the common method for Vaginal swabs or urine tests.
testing for Chlamydia and Gonorrhea?
What is the purpose of discussing risk To tailor prevention and screening strategies to
factors with patients? individual needs.
What should be included in patient Information on symptoms, testing, treatment options,
education regarding STDBIs? and prevention methods.
Why is it important to normalize STDBI To reduce stigma and encourage individuals to seek
testing? care without fear of judgment.
What does LMP stand for in the Last Menstrual Period
context of female health history?
