A sexually active adolescent asks the school nurse about the use of latex condoms and the prevention of sexually transmitted infections (STIs). What should the nurse tell the adolescent?
A. Use of a latex condom can prevent transmission of STIs
B. The only way to prevent transmission of STIs is abstinence
C. Use of a latex condom is a good method for preventing pregnancy
D. A spermicide needs to be used along with a condom to prevent transmission of STIs
Answer: A. Use of a latex condom can prevent transmission of STIs
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