1. Journal 2/21 What is the most effective way to prevent pregnancy that is 100% effective? What are the other two prevention methods we discussed and what % effective are they? Why would abstinence be a good choice for you at this point in your life?

2. NameCause Transmis sion Primary Symptoms Secondary Symptoms Long Term Effects Effects on Baby Treatment Chlamydia - #1 STI in US Bacteria in reproductive system -direct contact - Mother to baby Men- painful urination, pus like discharge Women- pus like discharge, painful urination, bleeding between periods, pain 30-70% won’t have sympoms PID- Pelvic inflammatory Disease- life threatening Men- infection of prostate or epididymis Sterility/ infertility Increased risk of ectopic pregnancy Infected eyes, pneumonia antibiotics Gonorrhea Bacteria inside reproductive system - direct contact - Mother to baby men- painful urination, pus like discharge Women- pus like discharge, painful urination, bleeding between periods, pain PID, arthritis may occur 1-4 weeks following infection Sterility/ infertility Increased risk of ectopic pregnancy Infection in eyes that could cause blindness antibiotics Bacterial Vaginosis Bacteria Direct contact Women- redness, swelling, itching, profuse discharge Increased risk of fallopian tube infection Antibiotics Syphilis Bacteria in blood Direct contact Chancre sores, painless, pus is highly infectious Fatigue, fever, joint ache, headaches, sore throat, rash, mucus in throat, warts Organs or blood vessels to organs are destroyed, blindness, kidney disease, heart disease, death, ulcers Receives disease, stillbirth, deformities of bones, skin, teeth, eyes, and/or nervous system antibiotics

3. NameCause Transmission Primary Symptoms Secondary Symptoms Long Term Effects Effects on Baby Treatment Genital Warts HPV Virus in blood Sexual contact, sharing towels/ clothes Warts on genitals, may be present without knowledge Warts may obstruct urethra, anus, vagina, or cervix Lasers, surgery, chemical burning, vaccinatio ns Herpes Simplex #2 Virus in nervous system Direct contact, mother to baby Tingling/ burning, painful blisters, fever, flue symptoms Blisters, stress, fever, dietary imbalance Prematur e delivery, infection received, death No cure, symptoms may be treated Hepatitis B VirusBlood to blood or sexual contact, mother to baby Darker urine, jaundice, irritability, no energy or appetite, nausea, vomiting, pain Cirrhosis of liver- itching, confusion, comb, night blindness Liver cancer Infects baby no cure, vaccine available HIV (Human Immunodef iciency Virus) VirusSexual contact, mother to baby, blood to blood Fevers, diarrhea, night sweats, swollen lymph nodes, night sweats, cough, blotches, fatigue, infections, memory issues Pneumonia, confusion More likely to get other diseases Baby may be infected No cure, treatment may help baby, drugs help treat