To use safer sex guidelines, you need to understand what safer sex means. These questions will show you what you need to know.
7. The surest way to avoid getting HIV through sex is not to have sex at all. True False
8. Monogamy (having only one partner) is safe. A monogamous partner does not share needles or have (unprotected) sex with anyone else - ever. True False
9. Masturbating alone or with a partner is safe. True False
10. If you are having sex, latex condoms provide the best protection against HIV. True False
11. Condoms only come in one size. True False
12. Condoms should be used for vaginal, oral and anal sex. True False
13. Using a water based lubricant with a condom helps keep it from breaking. True False
14. Oil-based lubricants (such as Vaseline, Crisco or hand cream) can cause a condom to break. True False
15. When you unroll the condom on the erect penis, you should pinch the tip so it won't be pulled down too tight. True False
16. The man should hold the condom at the base as he takes his penis out of his partner's body so no semen spills out. True False
17. Condoms can last for several years. True False