Question

how are stis transmitted? *
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what 3 body parts that play a role in stis spreading? what way do you feel is the most dangerous?
your answer

what bodily fluids play a role in sti spread? *
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what are three symptoms of stis? *
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Explanation:

1. STIs are transmitted via intimate contact (sexual, skin-to-skin, fluid exchange).
2. Key body parts for spread include genitalia (direct contact), mouth (oral sex), and rectum (anal sex); genital contact is often most dangerous due to frequent unprotected exposure.
3. Bodily fluids involved are semen, vaginal fluids, blood, and saliva (for some STIs).
4. Common symptoms: unusual discharge, genital itching/burning, and pain during urination.

Answer:

1. STIs are transmitted through unprotected sexual contact (vaginal, oral, anal), skin-to-skin contact with infected areas, and exchange of infected bodily fluids.
2. Three body parts: Genitalia, mouth, rectum; most dangerous: Genital contact (high fluid exchange and tissue vulnerability).
3. Bodily fluids: Semen, vaginal fluids, blood, and saliva (for STIs like herpes).
4. Three symptoms: Unusual genital discharge, pain during urination, and genital sores or bumps.