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1. Which of the following factors is primarily associated with the increased risk of STI transmission among adolescents?
A. Frequent international travel
B. High socioeconomic status
C. Engagement in survival sex
D. Limited access to cultural activities
2. Chlamydia is often asymptomatic, but when symptoms do occur, which of the following is NOT typically associated with this STI?
A. Dysuria
B. Pain during bowel movements
C. Vaginal discharge
D. Testicular pain
3. Regarding the screening guidelines for Hepatitis B, which of the following populations should be prioritized?
A. All sexually active men over 40
B. Men with a history of syphilis
C. Pregnant women
D. Adolescents with no symptoms
4. Why is it crucial for healthcare providers to distinguish between behaviors and biological risk factors when assessing STI risk?
A. To ensure patients have access to social services
B. To implement appropriate preventive measures and screenings
C. To prioritize treatment for respiratory infections
D. To avoid unnecessary STI testing
5. Which statement is true about the implications of untreated syphilis?
A. It has no impact on the nervous system
B. It results exclusively in ocular damage
C. Untreated syphilis can lead to tertiary complications including organ damage
D. It can cause bone density issues exclusively
6. According to the 2021 updated guidelines, why is rectal chlamydia testing recommended over azithromycin for treating rectal infections?
A. Azithromycin is less effective than doxycycline for rectal infections.
B. Doxycycline causes fewer side effects than azithromycin for rectal infections.
C. Azithromycin has more resistance issues with rectal infections.
D. Doxycycline is preferred due to quicker symptom relief.
7. What is the primary reason for recommending hepatitis B vaccination for MSM who are not already vaccinated?
A. Higher prevalence of hepatitis B in MSM compared to other groups.
B. Increased risk of exposure due to higher rates of unprotected sex.
C. Lack of routine testing makes vaccination crucial.
D. Enhanced efficacy of vaccination in preventing hepatitis B complications.
8. How can nurses create a non-judgmental clinical environment when discussing sexual health with patients?
A. By ensuring questions about sexual practices are asked to certain patients based on visible risk factors.
B. By asking questions to all patients solely based on age and sexual orientation.
C. By explaining that the same questions are asked to every patient, regardless of background.
D. By avoiding direct questions about the number of sexual partners.
9. Which of the following best describes the implications of untreated STIs as highlighted in the course?
A. Untreated STIs can lead only to local symptoms without systemic impact.
B. Untreated STIs primarily cause psychological issues and rarely physical ones.
C. Untreated STIs can cause serious health issues, including infertility and neurological diseases.
D. Untreated STIs are mostly an inconvenience with few long-term effects.
10. In Section 7, what is emphasized as a crucial component of STI prevention through nursing education?
A. Promoting abstinence as the only sure method of prevention.
B. Encouraging monogamous relationships as a way to prevent STIs.
C. Providing accurate disease information and encouraging regular testing.
D. Recommending vaccination as the primary prevention strategy.
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