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Comprehensive SRH services for young people should provide:
2.
Which group is more likely to die from pregnancy-related complications?
3.
Which factor greatly influences adolescent behavior and identity?
4.
Why do young people often not seek treatment for STIs?
5.
Reproductive health rights include:
6.
Adolescents have the right to:
7.
What is the clinical judgement for an adolescent presenting with profuse, thin, watery and creamy vaginal discharge with a risk assessment negative on examination?
8.
Adolescence is defined by the WHO as a phase of life between:
9.
The term ‘puberty’ refers to:
10.
What percentage of the world's population is between the ages of 10 and 24?
11.
Which biological factor makes young women more susceptible to STIs than older women?
12.
Why are young people with HIV who were infected around birth different in terms of symptoms?
13.
What should young people learn to do if they are sexually active to prevent STIs?
14.
What is your clinical judgement when an adolescent presents with scrotal pain?
15.
Which of the following is a ‘high risk’ sexual activity?
16.
What is one sexual change that occurs in adolescent boys?
17.
The United Nations defines ‘youth’ as individuals between the ages of:
18.
Which symptom should prompt an adolescent to seek treatment for a possible STI?
19.
What percentage of new HIV infections worldwide occur among young people aged 15 to 24?
20.
Which is NOT a service that should be provided to young people?
21.
Which category of sexual activity is considered no risk for STIs/HIV?
22.
What term describes the enlargement of the penis, testes, and scrotum in boys?
23.
Reproductive health services should include:
24.
Which of the following is not a risk factor for adolescent health problems?
25.
Dual protection in sexual health refers to:
26.
Which service is NOT included in the reproductive health services for young people?
27.
What often increases during adolescence due to hormonal changes?
28.
What physical change typically begins around age 13 in boys?
29.
Why should adolescents avoid multiple sexual partners?
30.
Which behaviour is recommended to delay the onset of sexual activity?
31.
Which right is NOT included in reproductive health rights?
32.
What are the challenges related to physical development during adolescence?
33.
What is the importance of provider-initiated testing and counselling (PITC) for young people?
34.
Which of the following is part of reproductive health services?
35.
Why is addressing the needs of adolescents considered an intergenerational investment?
36.
What is a key HIV prevention strategy for post-adolescents (aged 20-24)?
37.
What is a major psychosocial factor leading to early sexual activity among young people?
38.
Services for young people should include:
39.
What behavior is commonly seen in adolescents due to emotional and social changes?
40.
What percentage of the world’s population is between the ages of 10 and 24?
41.
What can untreated chlamydial infections cause in infants?
42.
What often accompanies sexual changes in adolescent males?
43.
The promotion of healthy sexual behaviors includes:
44.
What is a common emotional change during adolescence?
45.
What should young people do if they experience burning with urination or genital sores?
46.
What is the impact of STIs on women compared to men?
47.
What do adolescents often seek more than parental affection?
48.
What is the clinical judgement for an adolescentpresenting with abdominal pain and severe vagina bleeding?
49.
What is the Latin meaning of the word "adolescere"?
50.
What is a key strategy to prevent HIV infection among young people?
51.
What can untreated neonatal gonococcal infections lead to?
52.
What is one characteristic of an adolescent's self-discovery process?
53.
Which of the following is NOT a physical development challenge for adolescents?
54.
What should be discussed with adolescents to prevent STIs and HIV?
55.
What is a significant cause of infant morbidity and mortality associated with STIs?
56.
Which social change is typical during adolescence?
57.
Poor nutrition in adolescence can lead to:
58.
Which stage of adolescence includes individuals aged 15-17 years?
59.
What is dual protection in terms of sexual health?
60.
What is a significant barrier to STI treatment for young people?
61.
Which cognitive change occurs during middle adolescence?
62.
What is one major health risk for teenage girls compared to older women in their 20s?
63.
49. What role do public idols play in HIV prevention?
64.
Which of the following is considered a ‘no risk’ sexual activity?
65.
Adolescents have traditionally not been considered a health priority in many countries, including:
66.
What does puberty refer to?
67.
57. What is the role of people living with HIV in prevention?
68.
What is the clinical judgement for an adolescent presenting with painful erection that may or may not be associatedwithsexual intercourse?
69.
According to WHO, what is the age range for adolescence?
70.
Which of the following STIs are most widely known?
