1. PREVENTING SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES
Positive Prevention
HIV/STD Prevention Education
PREVENTING SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES
Day Four: PP HIV/STD Lesson Three

2. Lesson Objectives:
Identify and describe common STDs and their symptoms
Identify community resources for STD testing and treatment
Demonstrate setting personal boundaries in a variety of situations
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3. S _____________________ T _____________________
What does STD stand for?
S _____________________
T _____________________
D _____________________
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4. Sexually (related to sexual contact) Transmitted (passed, spread)
What does STD stand for?
Sexually (related to sexual contact)
Transmitted (passed, spread)
Disease (being sick, infected)
“A disease or infection you can get or give someone by having sex with them”
Show CDPH power point “STD 101 Version A”

5. List all the STDs you can think of!
Positive Prevention
HIV/STD Prevention Education
List all the STDs you can think of!
Viral
Bacterial
Other ? ? ? ? ? ?
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7. STDs The most common STD’s are: Pubic lice Chlamydia Herpes HPV
Gonorrhea
Syphilis
Hepatitis

8. STDs Disease Vector Transmission (How can you get this disease?)
Symptoms & Long Term Effects
Treatment
Pubic Lice
Parasite “crabs”
Close physical contact or using clothing , bedding or towels of infected person
Intense itching in genital area
Over the counter shampoos and creams.

9. STDs Disease Vector Transmission (How can you get this disease?)
Symptoms & Long Term Effects
Treatment
Chlamydia
Bacteria
Sexual contact with genitals, anus or mouth of an infected person
Burning sensation during urination & some discharge
Women: PID, ectopic pregnancies, sterility
Men: Inflammation of the testicles, sterility
Antibiotics

10. STDs Disease Vector Transmission (How can you get this disease?)
Symptoms & Long Term Effects
Treatment
Genital
Herpes
Virus
(Related to virus that causes cold sores & fever blisters
Sexual contact with genitals, anus or mouth of an infected person
Painful blisters on the sex organs or mouth, flu-like symptoms. Rare – blindness
No cure. Medicines are used to reduce outbreaks 10

11. STDs Disease Vector Transmission (How can you get this disease?)
Symptoms & Long Term Effects
Treatment
HPV
Human
Papilloma
Virus
Sexual intercourse
Painless, warts on and around the genitals
Increased risk of cancer of the mouth and genitals
No cure. Warts can be treated with creams or burned, frozen by Dr.
Vaccines are available 11

12. STDs Disease Vector Transmission (How can you get this disease?)
Symptoms & Long Term Effects
Treatment
Gonorrhea
Bacteria
Sexual intercourse
Burning sensation during urination & some discharge
Antibiotics 12

13. STDs Disease Vector Transmission (How can you get this disease?)
Symptoms & Long Term Effects
Treatment
Syphilis
Bacteria
Sexual intercourse
Complicated.
It has 4 stages
Sores at the site of infection. Rash, fever, lesions.
Blindness, heart disease, damage to spinal cord, death
Antibiotics 13

14. STDs Disease Vector Transmission (How can you get this disease?)
Symptoms & Long Term Effects
Treatment
Hepatitis
A, B & C
Virus
Sexual intercourse.
Shared needle used for drugs. Contact with feces.
Jaundice, nausea, cramps, dark urine, extreme tiredness.
Cirrhosis or cancer of the liver.
No cure.
Vaccinations are available for some strains.

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17. Evidence of Achievement Participation in Class Discussions
Completion of Lesson Wrap Up
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18. Take a Few Minutes to Complete Your Lesson Wrap Up
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