Question

A 33-year-old woman presents for sexual health screening. She is asymptomatic but reports condomless intercourse with a new male partner 2 weeks ago. She has no prior STI history. According to Australian STI guidelines, which combination of screening tests is most appropriate?

Accepted Answer

First-catch urine nucleic acid amplification test for chlamydia and gonorrhoea, and serology for HIV, syphilis and hepatitis B

Answer

Urine microscopy and culture only

Answer

Cervical culture for gonorrhoea only

Answer

Vaginal swab for trichomonas only

Answer

No testing is indicated if she is asymptomatic

Practice question

A 33-year-old woman presents for sexual health screening. She is asymptomatic but reports condomless intercourse with a new male partner 2 weeks ago. She has no prior STI history. According to Australian STI guidelines, which combination of screening tests is most appropriate?