1. What is the cause of AIDS?

    human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)
    standard transmission cells (STC)
    human papilloma virus (HPV)
    sexually transmitted bacteria (STB)


  2. Which of the following is NOT considered a possible method of AIDS transmission?

    blood transfusions
    sharing hypodermic needles
    casual kissing
    breastfeeding


  3. What is the current probability of recovering from an AIDS infection?

    There is no known cure for AIDS.
    Natural immunity is sufficient for an eventual recovery.
    Acquired immunity through a series of vaccinations will speed recovery.
    Drug therapy is effective in most cases.


  4. The acronym AIDS stands for:

    air improvement disruption syndrome.
    abortive inoculation disorder syndrome.
    acquired immunodeficiency syndrome.
    addictive infection disturbance syndrome.


  5. Which of the following symptoms is NOT associated with AIDS?

    fever
    fatigue
    swollen lymph glands
    headache


  6. After becoming infected with AIDS, what is the usual length of time before symptoms begin to appear?

    hours
    days
    weeks
    months


  7. What is the primary method by which chlamydia is transmitted?

    heavy petting
    shared needles
    casual kissing
    sexual intercourse


  8. Which of the following has been found effective for the treatment of chlamydia?

    radiation therapy
    cryotherapy
    antibiotics
    vaccines


  9. Which three STDs are transmitted by bacterial infections?

    AIDS, herpes, venereal warts
    pelvic inflammatory disease, venereal warts, herpes
    chlamydia, gonorrhea, syphilis
    chlamydia, pelvic inflammatory disease, herpes


  10. Which STD does NOT typically develop noticeable symptoms in women?

    venereal warts
    herpes
    syphilis
    gonorrhea


  11. Which of the following is most effective in treating gonorrhea?

    vaccines
    radiation
    antibiotics
    nutrition therapy


  12. How long after exposure to human papilloma virus does it usually take for an individual to develop warts in the genital area?

    2 to 12 hours
    3 to 7 days
    6 to 8 weeks
    6 to 12 months


  13. Which STD develops a painless sore (chancre) at the point of infection?

    syphilis
    herpes
    chlamydia
    gonorrhea


  14. Why are venereal warts a serious health problem for women?

    They increase the probability of menstrual irregularities.
    Various treatment methods are effective for men but not for women.
    They increase the risk of uterine and cervical cancer.
    They lead to the development of pelvic inflammatory disease.


  15. Which two STDs do NOT have a known cure at the present time?

    AIDS and herpes
    venereal warts and AIDS
    herpes and gonorrhea
    chlamydia and venereal warts


  16. What is the most certain way of preventing STDs?

    education
    practicing safe sex
    avoiding the use of drugs and alcohol
    sexual abstinence


  17. Another term for drug addiction is:

    chemical dependency.
    substance abuse.
    recreational drug reliance.
    illegal drug craving.


  18. What is the most widely used recreational drug in the U.S.?

    marijuana
    alcohol
    methamphetamine
    cocaine


  19. Which of the following is NOT an effect of alcohol?

    impaired vision
    slowed reaction time
    lowered motor coordination
    enhanced mental function


  20. Which of the following is NOT true regarding the use of alcohol?

    Addiction to alcohol may have a heredity component.
    Chronic alcoholism may be linked with undernutrition.
    Addiction to alcohol develops rapidly.
    Chronic alcoholism increases the risk of certain cancers.


  21. Which statement is true regarding the consumption of alcohol?

    Alcohol is a stimulant.
    Chronic alcoholism can result in liver disease.
    Alcohol consumption has no negative effects upon the nervous system.
    The causes of alcoholism are easily evident.


  22. Which of the following is NOT true?

    Learn your alcoholic limits and stay within them.
    Limit drinking to no more than one ounce per hour.
    Eating while drinking will increase the effects of alcohol.
    Drink wine, beer, and diluted drinks instead of straight liquor.


  23. Which is one of the most popular illegal drugs among college students in the U.S.?

    alcohol
    cocaine
    marijuana
    heroine


  24. Which of the following drugs is most likely to produce a physiological dependency?

    cocaine
    marijuana
    alcohol
    methamphetamine


  25. Which of the following is NOT one of the ways that marijuana is used?

    injections
    drinking brewed tea
    baked in brownies
    smoking


  26. Which of the following drugs is NOT classified as a stimulant?

    cocaine
    alcohol
    marijuana
    methamphetamine


  27. Which of the following groups includes club drugs?

    cocaine, marijuana, tobacco
    alcoholic beverages
    LSD, GHB, Ecstasy
    heroine, tobacco, alcohol


  28. What is the only certain diagnosis of STDs?

    a growth, sore, or wart in the genital area
    fatigue, fever, and weight loss
    painful urination and/or milky discharge
    blood or genital fluid tests


  29. Which of the following is NOT true regarding the long-term effects of marijuana use?

    It creates a psychological dependence.
    It causes lung damage.
    It increases workload on the heart.
    It causes fever sores and swollen glands.


  30. In syphilis the third level of symptoms includes:

    chancres
    skin rash and white patches
    hair loss
    internal organ damage