Making Proud
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Jeopardy
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HIV
Facts
STD
Facts
Prevention
Transmission
Condoms
Condom
Use
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$100
What does AIDS
stand for?
A 100
Acquired
Immunodeficiency
Syndrome
A 100
$200
What is HIV?
A 200
The virus that
causes AIDS
A 200
$300
Who can get
HIV?
A 300
Anyone...people are
not high-risk, their
behaviors are
A 300
$400
What system
does HIV affect?
A 400
The immune
system
A 400
$500
What happens to a
person with HIV that
usually does not occur
in people with
a healthy immune
system?
A 500
They acquire
certain rare
diseases
A 500
$100
What does STD
stand for?
B 100
Sexually transmitted
disease
B 100
$200
Name 3 STDs.
B 200
• Syphilis
• Genital warts
• Herpes
• Gonorrhea
• Trichomoniasis
• Chlamydia
• HIV
• Hepatitis B
B 200
$300
Name 2
symptoms of
STDs.
B 300
•burning upon urination
•discharge from penis/
vagina
•sores
•bumps
•itching
•rash
B 300
$400
What is the difference
between an STD that is
caused by a bacteria and
an STD
that is caused by a virus?
B 400
Bacterial STDs can be
treated and cured.
Viral STDs cannot be
cured, just treated.
B 400
$500
What happens to a
person if they do not
get treated for their
STD?
B 500
It leads to other health
problems like pelvic
inflammatory disease,
sterility,
blindness, death.
B 500
$100
What are two ways
to prevent HIV
transmission?
C 100
•Abstinence
•Condoms
•Not sharing needles
C 100
$200
What is the only birth
control method that
also offers protection
against HIV?
C 200
A latex or
polyurethane
condom
C 200
$300
Name two highrisk behaviors.
C 300
Unprotected anal,
oral, or vaginal sex
and
sharing needles
C 300
DAILY
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DOUBLE
C 400
$400
What is the most
certain way to avoid
contracting an STD or
HIV?
C 400
Practice
abstinence
C 400
$500
What are some safer
sexual behaviors
(that won’t transmit
HIV)?
C 500
• cuddling
• massage
• masturbation
• fantasy
C 500
$100
Name two ways
that HIV is
transmitted.
D 100
• unprotected sex
• sharing needles
• from mother to fetus
during pregnancy or
childbirth
• mother to child through
breast-feeding
D 100
$200
What are two ways
that you cannot
contract HIV?
D 200
• sharing drinking
glasses
• touching
• sitting in a classroom
together
• toilet seats
D 200
$300
Name two body fluids
from which HIV is
transmitted.
D 300
• blood
• semen
• vaginal secretions
• breast milk
D 300
$400
How were most
children living with
AIDS infected?
D 400
From mother to fetus
during pregnancy, at
birth, or through
breast milk
D 400
$500
What is the fastest
growing mode of
transmission of HIV?
D 500
Heterosexual sex
D 500
$100
What is the material
that condoms should
be made of to protect
against HIV
and STD infection?
E 100
Latex or
polyurethane
E 100
$200
What should you put
on a condom during
vaginal or anal
intercourse?
E 200
Lubricant, like
K-Y Jelly or
Astroglide
E 200
$300
What is the type of
lubricant you should
never use with
condoms?
E 300
Oil-based, such as
Vaseline or baby oil
E 300
$400
Who buys almost half
of all condoms sold in
the US?
E 400
Women
E 400
$500
When do you remove
a used condom?
E 500
After ejaculation but
before the penis gets
soft
E 500
$100
True or False:
Condoms can be
reused.
F 100
FALSE
F 100
$200
True or False:
The penis should be
erect (hard) when
the condom is put on
it.
F 200
TRUE
F 200
$300
True or False:
The condom should be
completely unrolled
before it is placed on
the penis.
F 300
FALSE
F 300
$400
True or False:
When a condom is
placed on the penis
some space should be
left at the tip of
the condom.
F 400
TRUE
F 400
$500
True or False:
To remove a condom
after sex, grasp the
tip and remove it
gently but swiftly.
F 500
FALSE
F 500
The Final Jeopardy
Category is:
Prevention
Please record your wager.
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Name a vaccine
available to prevent
HPV.
Click on screen to continue
Gardasil or Cerverix
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