Amy notices several blisters on her labia, which are quite painful, especially when they burst. They go away in a few weeks, but often return unpredictably for 7- to 14-day periods. Amy regularly has sex with her boyfriend whom she met a month earlier. Her symptoms point to a likely case of
A. chicken pox.
B. genital herpes.
C. human papillomavirus (HPV) infection.
D. pubic lice.
Answer: B
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Why is the Victorian age, considered to be the most prudish age, seen as the beginning of the modern period?
What will be an ideal response?
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