The two primary areas of risk for sexually transmitted infections (STIs) are:
a. Sexual orientation and socioeconomic status.
b. Age and educational level.
c. Large number of sexual partners and race.
d. Risky sexual behaviors and inadequate preventive health behaviors.
D
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A Although low socioeconomic status may be a factor in avoiding purchasing bar-rier protection, sexual orientation does not put one at higher risk.
B Younger individuals with less education may not be aware of proper prevention techniques: however, these are not the primary areas of risk for STIs.
C Having a large number of sexual partners is certainly a risk-taking behavior, but race does not increase the risk for STIs.
D Risky sexual behaviors and inadequate preventive health behaviors put a person at risk for acquiring or transmitting an STI.
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