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Sexually Transmitted Diseases

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Sexually Transmitted Diseases

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    1. Sexually Transmitted Diseases Stephanie Cater Marge Louima Mike Oliva Teceim Jones

    2. Welcome Ninth Graders to ABC of Sexually Transmitted Diseases Group Number: 5 Chapter: 29 Lesson: 5 Student’s ages: 14-15 years

    3. Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs) What are Sexually Transmitted Diseases? Causes Where are STD’s found?

    4. You Need To Know Common types Symptoms Treatment Prevention

    5. Sexually Transmitted Diseases a Sexually Transmitted Disease is defined as infection spread through sexual intercourse and other intimate sexual contact

    6. Sexually Transmitted Diseases also known as STDs and/or STIs more than 20, STDs have now been identified and are affecting 13 million males and females each year most common infectious diseases in the United States

    7. Causes of STDs STDs are spread by sexual activities, such as vaginal intercourse, oral sex, or anal sex

    8. Exactly What STDs Should I Look Out For? Commonly found STDs are Genital Herpes, Genital Warts, HIV infection and AIDS, Chlamydia, Syphilis, and Gonorrhea These STDs are caused by one of 3 types of organisms: Parasites Bacteria Viruses

    9. Parasitic STD Parasites are small animals that live off the people they infect treated with medications or over-the-counter drugs examples are Pubic Lice, or Crabs

    10. Pubic Lice live by sucking blood in pubic hair spread through sexual activity but can be passed from clothing or objects, such as toilet seats and sheets

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