Preventing Infection Remains the Most Effective Way of Reducing the Adverse

question 7

Multiple Choice

Preventing infection remains the most effective way of reducing the adverse consequences of sexually transmitted infections,in particular those that are not readily curable.Nurses are often able to reassure the patient enough to open dialog regarding possible exposure,testing,and treatment options.When assessing high-risk behaviors,which question specifically identifies a blood-related risk?

• A) "Have you ever received donor semen, eggs, or transplanted tissue?"
• B) "Have you ever exchanged sex for drugs, money, or shelter?"
• C) "How do you protect yourself from HIV and sexually transmitted infections?"
• D) "Have you ever injected drugs using shared equipment?"

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