Molly is 21 years old, sexually active, and has had more than one sexual partner. She protects herself from pregnancy by using the contraceptive patch and from STIs by requiring that her partner wear a condom. Molly has never had any signs or symptoms of an STI. She has never been vaccinated for any STIs. Given the protective steps she has taken and the prevalence of each the following, which STI is Molly most at risk of first contracting?
A. HIV infection
B. PID
C. gonorrhea
D. HPV infection
Answer: D
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