Which of the following cases is NOT consistent with recommendations for STI-related testing?
A. Miriam, a sexually active 20-year-old woman, has been screened for chlamydia and gonorrhea yearly.
B. Mindy, a 26-year-old woman, has had the HPV vaccine and therefore no longer needs to undergo regular Pap testing.
C. Jason, a sexually active man who has sex with men, has been screened twice for HIV and other STIs in the past year.
D. Gene, a 30-year-old heterosexual male, learned that his partner had other partners during the time period of their relationship; he had tests for HIV and other STIs.
Answer: B
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A) "This medication inhibits the synthesis of ergosterol." B) "This drug binds to ergosterol and forms holes in the cell membrane, killing the fungus." C) "This medication will keep the body from growing any new fungi." D) "This drug impairs the synthesis of enzymes needed for viral replication."
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A) copayment. B) coinsurance. C) deductible. D) premium.
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