Question

how are stts transmitted? *
your answer

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? *
your answer

what are three symptoms of stis? *
your answer

Explanation:

1. How are STIs transmitted?

STIs (Sexually Transmitted Infections) are primarily transmitted through sexual contact, including vaginal, anal, or oral sex, when an infected person's bodily fluids or infected skin/mucous membranes come into contact with a non - infected person's mucous membranes or broken skin. Some STIs can also be transmitted from mother to child during childbirth or breastfeeding, and in rare cases, through sharing contaminated needles (e.g., for HIV, Hepatitis B).

• Three body parts involved in STI spreading: Genitals (including penis, vagina, vulva) as they have mucous membranes and are the primary site of sexual contact. Anus, which has delicate mucous membranes and is a site for anal sex. Mouth, due to oral - genital contact during oral sex, and the mucous membranes in the mouth can be infected.
• The most dangerous way: Sexual contact without protection (like unprotected vaginal, anal, or oral sex) is very dangerous as it directly exposes the mucous membranes of these body parts to infected fluids or tissues, and the risk of transmission is relatively high compared to other rare modes (like needle sharing which is also dangerous but less common in the general population compared to unprotected sex).

Bodily fluids that play a role in STI spread include semen (contains pathogens like those causing HIV, gonorrhea, chlamydia in infected individuals), vaginal fluids (can carry STI - causing agents), blood (e.g., for HIV, Hepatitis B, syphilis in some cases), and in some cases, saliva (though the risk of transmission via saliva is generally lower than via semen or vaginal fluids, it can still transmit some STIs like herpes simplex virus in rare cases).

Answer:

STIs are mainly transmitted via sexual contact (vaginal, anal, oral), mother - to - child during childbirth/breastfeeding, and rarely via shared contaminated needles.

2. What 3 body parts that play a role in STI’s spreading? What way do you feel is the most dangerous?