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To learn what sexual health is about comprehend how to deal with various physical and psychological changes embrace puberty with a calm manner and to develop a healthy lifestyle To know the ways of transmission and other related knowledge of sexually transmitted infections and HIVAIDS ID: 935241

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Learning Objectives

To understand sex is innate, part of nature, we should accept oneself positively and naturally

To learn what sexual health is about, comprehend how to deal with various physical and psychological changes, embrace puberty with a calm manner, and to develop a healthy lifestyle

To know the ways of transmission and other related knowledge of sexually transmitted infections and HIV/AIDS

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Group Activity

The Battle on Sexual Health Knowledge”—How knowledgeable are you on sexual health?

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Quiz:“

How

knowledgeable are you

on

sexual health

?”

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1.

Sexually Transmitted Infections mean

:

Illnesses primarily transmitted by having sexual

intercourse

Illnesses that affect the functions of sex

organsIllnesses with defects in sex organsAll of the aboveQuiz: “How knowledgeable are you on sexual health?”Back

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2

.

How many liters of a HIV carrier’s saliva should someone swallow to have a chance of infection

?

1

liter

2 liters3 liters4 litersQuiz: “How knowledgeable are you on

sexual health?”

Back

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.

What is the official name for the STI nicknamed “Cauliflower

”?

Chancroid

Lymphogranuloma

VenereumGenital wartsGenital HerpesQuiz: “How knowledgeable are you on sexual health?”Back

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4.

Which sexually transmitted infection below cannot be cured?

Syphilis

Gonorrhea

Herpes

II

Genital wartsQuiz: “How knowledgeable are you on sexual health?”Back

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All of the methods below are capable of reducing the chance of sexually transmitted infections, but which one has the best result

?

Learn the partner’s sexual

history

Use a condom in every sexual intercourseHave one sex partner onlyReduce the number of sexual intercourseQuiz: “How knowledgeable are you on sexual health?”Back

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HIV infection cannot be detected for a period of time. How long is it?

One month

Three months

Six months

One yearQuiz: “How knowledgeable are you on sexual health?”Back

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Herpes I is not categorized as a sexually transmitted infection, but what is one of its symptoms of infection

?

Burning

urination

Mouth ulcerPubic lice found in pubic hairSwollen lymphQuiz: “How knowledgeable are you on sexual health?”

Back

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Symptoms of Syphilis infection will:

Be detected

easily

Continue to

showDisappear naturallyMake someone happyQuiz: “How knowledgeable are you on sexual health?”Back

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.

Which one of the following is NOT the main method of transmission for HIV/AIDS?

Sexual intercourse or oral

sex

Sharing

injection tools for drug takingInfected mother-to-child transmissionHereditary causesQuiz: “How knowledgeable are you on sexual health?”Back

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10.

Which one of the following virus causes genital warts

?

HPV

HMV

HIV

HNVQuiz: “How knowledgeable are you on sexual health?”

Back

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11.

Generally, how many days is a woman’s menstrual period?

One to two

days

Two to three

days

Three to five daysFive to seven daysQuiz: “How knowledgeable are you on sexual health?”Back

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12.

What is the color of semen normally?

Creamy

Pale

yellow

Creamy or pale

yellowTransparentQuiz: “How knowledgeable are you on sexual health?”Back

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13.

Which of the following skin

problems

does not relate to pimples

?

Blackheads

AcneCystRashQuiz: “How knowledgeable are you on sexual health?”Back

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14.

If your friend has body odor, you should

:

Avoid and keep a

distance

Understand

and remind him/herTolerate and acceptSupport and tell othersQuiz: “How knowledgeable are you on sexual health?”Back

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15.

If you have a crush on someone, what should you do first

?

Learn to get along with that

person

Wait for that person to tell you his/her

feelingsConfirm both as a “couple” as soon as possibleSupport whatever decision that person has madeQuiz: “How knowledgeable are you on sexual health?”Back

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16.

If you have sexual fantasy, you should

:

Think you have mental

problems

Find ways to deal with your sexual needs as soon as

possibleShare your fantasy with othersPay attention if you have become addicted or notQuiz: “How knowledgeable are you on sexual health?”Back

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Conclusions

To

be equipped with basic knowledge on sexual health (including STIs and HIV/AIDS

),

in order to reduce unnecessary misunderstandings and the risk of infection.

To

learn to protect themselves and their future partner, such as:understanding one’s own attitudes to love and intimacy boundariesrecognising that promiscuity not only involves ethical issues but will also increase the chance of contracting sexually transmitted infections, which not only affects their own psychological and physical health, but also increases the risk of public health of the entire community.

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The End