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Ch.1 Introduction to Your Health(0)

What is Health?
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Population Health
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Introduction to Determinants of Health
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Determinants of Health
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Understanding Behavior Change
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Mastering Your Health Behaviors
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Ch.2 Psychological Health(0)

Intro to Psychological Health
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Positive Psychology
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Psychological Disorders & Treatments
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Suicide
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Ch.3 Stress Management and Sleep(0)

What is Stress
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Stress Response
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Health Effects of Stress
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Managing Stress
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The Process of Sleep
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Sleep and Health
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Sleep Disorders
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Ch.4 Relationships and Communication(0)

Importance of Relationships
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Building Relationships
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Communication
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Partnerships and Singlehood
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Ch.5 Nutrition Basics(0)

Introduction to Nutrition
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Introduction to Dietary Reference Intakes
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Essential Macronutrients
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Essential Micronutrients
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Antioxidants
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Nutritional Guidelines
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Planning a Healthy Diet
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Ch.6 Weight Management (0)

Introduction to Overweight & Obesity
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Body Composition
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Factors Affecting Weight
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Risks of Overweight & Obesity
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Managing Weight
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Weight-Loss Treatments
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Ch.7 Exercise and Fitness(0)

Physical Fitness Components
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Health Benefits of Exercise
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Principles of Physical Training
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Exercise Program
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Ch.8 Alcohol and Tobacco(0)

Alcohol Overview
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Alcohol and Health
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Tobacco Overview
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Health Effects of Smoking and Vaping
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Ch.9 Drugs(0)

Understanding Addiction
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Drug Effects on the Body
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Drug Categories
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Drug Interactions
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Treatment and Recovery
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Ch.10 Major Diseases(0)

The Major Cardiovascular Diseases
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Risk Factors for Cardiovascular Disease
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An Overview of Cancer
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Cancer Risk Factors
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Types of Cancers
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Intro to Diabetes
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Types of Diabetes
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Ch.11 Infectious Diseases(0)

Intro to Infection
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The Chain of Infection
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Modes of Transmission
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Infection Risk Factors
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Body's Defense System
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Pathogens & Diseases: Bacteria
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Pathogens & Diseases: Viruses
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Pathogens & Diseases: Other
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Sexually Transmitted Diseases
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Types of STIs
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HIV and AIDS
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Ch.11 Infectious Diseases

Sexually Transmitted Diseases

Ch.11 Infectious Diseases

Sexually Transmitted Diseases: Videos & Practice Problems

Video Lessons Practice Worksheet

Sexually Transmitted Diseases Practice Problems

23 problems

Problem 1Multiple Choice

Sofia was vaccinated against HPV before becoming sexually active. The vaccine lowers her risk for

Problem 2Multiple Choice

Sophie was diagnosed with genital herpes 12 years ago, and is considering intimacy with someone new. Which statement below is correct?

Problem 3Multiple Choice

At what age does the CDC advise starting routine HPV vaccination in children?

Problem 4Multiple Choice

Which combination of factors most directly contributes to the ongoing high prevalence of STIs among young adults in the United States?

Problem 5Multiple Choice

The group that bears a disproportionate share of sexually transmitted infections is:

Problem 6Multiple Choice

STI pathogens are most likely to thrive in

Problem 7Multiple Choice

What is the MOST effective step to decrease your risk of getting an STI when entering a new sexual relationship?

Problem 8Multiple Choice

After his partner was diagnosed with trichomoniasis, Marcus wants to know what to do next. Which statement is TRUE?

Problem 9Multiple Choice

A woman postpones obtaining medical attention after experiencing signs of pelvic inflammatory disease (PID). This postponement most significantly raises her likelihood of which lasting complication?

Problem 10Multiple Choice

Public health reports estimate the annual number of new sexually transmitted infections in the U.S. to be about:

Problem 11Multiple Choice

Which option below provides absolute protection against the spread of STIs?

Problem 12Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a no-risk sexual behavior for transmission of sexually transmitted infections (STIs)?

Problem 13Multiple Choice

Which of the following behaviors carries the highest risk for transmitting sexually transmitted infections?

Problem 14Multiple Choice

Which of the following is considered a moderate-risk sexual behavior for transmitting sexually transmitted infections (STIs)?

Problem 15Multiple Choice

Among the following, which is the least likely way to contract a typical sexually transmitted infection?

Problem 16Multiple Choice

Which behaviors listed could make you more likely to contract an STI?

Problem 17Multiple Choice

STI pathogens most often infect which body site?

Problem 18Multiple Choice

Which of the following best describes the typical clinical presentation of an active chlamydia or gonorrhea infection in many people?

Problem 19Multiple Choice

True or False: There are no common symptoms of STIs that occur in both men and women.

Problem 20Multiple Choice

True or False: A 28-year-old woman should seek medical attention for light spotting between her usual menstrual periods that lasts a couple of days and is not accompanied by severe pain.

Problem 21Multiple Choice

True or False: Most STI pathogens are adapted to survive long periods in bright, dry conditions outside the body.

Problem 22Multiple Choice

Which choice correctly identifies signs of an STI that can occur in both men and women, those usually male-specific, and those usually female-specific?

Problem 23Multiple Choice

Which statement best explains why handwashing is an important practice for reducing the risk of sexually transmitted infections (STIs)?

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