How well do you know STIs? Crossword

STI that is considered more prevalent than Chlamydia trachomatis
STI responsible for non-gonococcal urethritis
STI known for causing PID and infertility
Unprotected sex and STIs can be an outcome of this prevention treatment
Having an STI can increase the risk for transmission of this virus
Common method used to identify Trichomonas vaginalis, but sensitivity is very low
Estimated prevalence of this STI is 3.7 million infections
Can cause burning after urination or ejaculation and urethral discharge
Known for antibiotic resistance
Method of testing recommended for the detection of STIs
A vaginal swab sample is recommended by the CDC for this STI
Serves as a non-invasive STI specimen type for men
This STI is morphologically too small to be detected in a gram stain
comprehensive bioanalytical system
CDC recommends annual screening if 25 yrs old or younger
Testing recommended annually if positive for HIV
STI that can cause abnormal vaginal discharge, vaginal erythema, and vulvar pruritis
Known as the leader in molecular diagnostics, Roche designs cobas assays using this technology
It is believed that prevalence data is low for STIs because these infections are usually without signs of infection
Should be considered in cases of persistent or recurrent urethritis, cervicitis, and PID