The social determinants of health related to the prevalence of sexually transmitted infections in adolescents are; Social factors, Economic factors and Racial factors.
<h3>What are STIs?</h3>
The acronym STI means se-xualy transmitted infections. These are those diseases that can be acquired by se-xual contact between people. They are more prevalent in societies with less access to economic power and information.
The social determinants of health related to the prevalence of sexually transmitted infections in adolescents are;
- Social factors
- Economic factors
- Racial factors
Racially discriminated people with less access to education and lack the privilege of social inclusion alongside poverty can predispose people to contract STIs
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Answer:
D. vasectomy
Explanation:
Although it could be reversed, a vasectomy is generally considered a permanent method of birth control, and it's very safe long term, with very little risk of failing.
A. Condom: is not a permanent method of birth control, as you have to remind to use it every time... and the condom itself might fail (burst, slip, and so on)
B. Outercourse: even if the guy pulls out before total ejaculation, some drops may have leaked before the exit and cause a pregnancy.
C. Implant, it's usually a temporary implement and it has to be renewed or changed after a certain period of time.
Personal space can negatively effect communication by either distancing yourself or in a relationships case cause unresolved conflicts
