QUESTIONS:

1. When did you start become

curious about your body?
2. Is it ok to use nicknames for
private parts?
3. What should you do if you
catch kids "playing doctor"
(showing private parts to each
other)?
4. At what age should nudity in
the home be curtailed?


SEXUALLY
TRANSMITTED
DISEASES
Sexually Transmitted
Diseases (STD)
Sexually transmitted
diseases (STD), also referred to
as sexually transmitted
infections (STI) and venereal
diseases (VD), are illnesses that
have a significant probability
of transmission between humans by
means of sexual behavior,
including vaginal intercourse, oral
sex, and anal sex.
HUMAN PAPILLOMAVIRUS
(HPV)
It is a family of viruses that can
infect the genital areas, mouth
and throat.
There are more than 40 HPV
types that cause the growth of
warts.
Complications include cervical,
genital cancers on the vulva,
vagina, penis, anus, head and
neck cancer.

CHLAMYDIA
It is an infection caused by
bacterium and is known as a
silent infection.
Affects cervix or urethra in
women
Burning sensation while
urinating
Can lead to infertility

GENITAL HERPES
Caused by the herpes simplex
virus
Causes blistery sores on and
around the genitals, rectum or
mouth
Accompanied by flu-like
symptoms such as fever, body
aches and swollen glands

GONORRHEA
Clap or drip caused by a
bacterium
Grow in the mouth, eyes, throat
and anus
Burning sensation while
urinating
White,yellow or green discharge
from the penis

SYPHILIS
Sores that appears in the penis,
vagina, anus or rectum
First stage: painless and
unnoticed
Second stage: reddish-brown
skin rashes
Third stage: (w/out treatment)
latent stage
Uncoordinated muscle
movements, paralysis,
numbness, gradual blindness
and dementia
Damage internal organs,
including the brain, nerves,
heart and veins.
AIDS
(Acquired Immunodeficiency
Syndrome)
Disease of the immune system
Caused by immunodeficiency
virus (HIV)
CD4 cell count drops
Transmitted by having
unprotected genital sex


Other Symptoms of STD
Painful urination
Pain during sex
A foul-smelling discharge from
the penis or vagina
Rashes or blisters around the
genitals
Painful swelling in the genitals,
anus or mouth
Flu-like symptoms, such as
fever, fatigue and body aches
Strong odor around genitals
Jaundice or yellowing of the
eyes and skin
PREVENTION & CONTROL
1. Practice protected sex.
- Condoms
- pills
2. Schedule regular testing if one
is sexually active.
- Early testing
3. Avoid multiple sex partners.
- Maintaining a monogamous
relationship

TIPS on how to prevent STD
Do not engage in casual
sex.
Do not use drugs and
avoid taking alcohol.
Engage in wholesome
activities when getting to
know a person.
PERFORMANCE TASK
Create a powerpoint
presentation showing a
campaign on how to prevent
STD.
RUBRIC
Content-5pts.
CREATIVITY-5pts.
EXPLANATION-5pts
OVERALL PRESENTATION-5 pts