Sex Education

Sex Education

Steven Sutton Jr.

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• STI• Myths & Facts• Chlamydia• Gonorrhea• Genital Herpes• Syphilis• Pubic Lice • Practice• Quiz

What is an STI

• STI stands for a Sexually Transmitted Infection• STI’s are transmitted through sexual activity

and as a result of the infection can become and STD (Sexually Transmitted Disease)

There are many facts and myths about STI’s

Myth

• Only dirty people can get STI’s– This is false. Anyone can get an STI if they don’t

properly protect themselves

Fact

• I can get an STI without having vaginal intercourse– You can contract an STI through anal, oral, and

vaginal intercourse

Myth

• I will know if I have an STI– Many STI’s don’t have noticeable symptoms. So

yes that means you may not be able to see it. Some can go unnoticed for years until they begin to cause harm to the body.

Fact

• STI’s are germs

Myth

• STI’s are curable so I don’t have to worry about protecting myself– Yes SOME STI’s are curable but not all.

Fact

• The best way to prevent yourself from acquiring and STI is by being abstinent

Chlamydia

• Most people who have chlamydia don’t know it since the disease often has no symptoms

• Chlamydia is the MOST COMMONLY reported STD in the United States. It is easy to cure, but can impact a woman’s ability to have children if left untreated.

Chlamydia

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Gonorrhea

• Also none as “THE CLAP”• Symptoms in men and women vary depending on

what part of the body is infected: anus, eyes, mouth, genitals, or throat

• Symptoms include a burning sensation when urinating ,a white, yellow, or green discharge from the penis, increased vaginal discharge or anal bleeding

• It can impact a woman’s ability to have children if left untreated.

Gonorrhea

Genital Herpes • Most people with genital herpes infection do not know

they have it• You can get genital herpes even if your partner shows no

signs of the infection• If you have any symptoms (like a sore on your genitals,

ESPECIALLY one that periodically recurs)laboratory tests can tell if you have genital herpes

• THERE IS NO CURE FOR HERPES, but treatment is available to reduce symptoms.

Genital Herpes

Syphilis

• Syphilis is caused by a bacterium• It can cause long-term complications and/or

death if not properly treated• It is easy to cure in its early stages• Signs and symptoms of syphilis include a firm,

round, small, and painless sore on the genitals, anus, or mouth, or a rash on the body.

Syphilis

Pubic Lice

• Also called “Crabs”• Pubic lice are tiny insects that infect the pubic

hair area and lay eggs• These lice can also be found in armpit hair and

eyebrows• Symptoms include itching in the area covered by

pubic hair, were the itching often gets worse

Pubic Lice

Practice

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Practice

• Left untreated, an STI can turn into an STD?

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Practice

• I bathe everyday so I should be fine because only dirty people get STI’s?

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Practice

• You cannot get rid of herpes?

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Practice

• ALL STI’s are curable?

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Practice

• Another name for gonorrhea is “The Clap”?

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QUIZ

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Quiz

• STI stands for…..

• Sexually Transmitted Infection• Standard Transmitted Infection• None of the above

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Quiz

• You can get an STI by having.....

• Anal Sex• Oral Sex• Vaginal Sex• All the above

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Quiz

• The most common reported STI is…..

• Pubic Lice• Syphilis• Chlamydia• None of the above

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Quiz

• Another name for Pubic Lice is…..

• Lobsters• Crabs• Clams• None of the above

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Quiz

• Signs and symptoms of THIS include a firm, round, small, and painless sore on the genitals, anus, or mouth, or a rash on the body.

• Genital Herpes• Pubic Lice• Chlamydia• Syphilis

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Objectives

• Students will learn the consequences of not properly protecting themselves if they choose to have intercourse

• Students will learn the most common STI’s• Students will learn the common symptoms of

the STI’s spoken about in this lesson

References

• CDC: http://www.cdc.gov/std/gonorrhea/stdfact-gonorrhea.htm

• MTV IYSL: http://www.itsyoursexlife.com/gyt/top-10-most-outrageous-sex-myths/

• SlideShare.com: http://www.slideshare.net/carolee430/an-std-powerpoint

• The Student Health Center: http://shc.ua.edu/health-promotion/sexual-health/whats-the-difference-between-stds-and-stis/

• WebMd: http://www.webmd.com/sex-relationships/understanding-stds-basics#