What Interview Questions Do You Ask To Screen Potentially Infected Syphilis Patients?

The interview questions which you typically ask when you want to screen to potentially infected syphilis patients include whether the patient has had either had vaginal sex, anal sex or oral sex. They may also be asked questions about their history of immunisation for hepatitis A and hepatitis B and risk behaviours for HIV.

The crucial interview questions which you typically ask when you want to screen to potentially infected syphilis patients are concerned with the sexual partners of the persons who are suffering from syphilis. These include questions such as whether the patients has or has had sex with men or women or with both, how many people the patient has had sex with in the past couple of months and whether the partner or partners of the patients has or has had sex with other people. An important question concerns the way the patient protects himself from sexually-transmitted diseases (which are abbreviated as STD) and HIV.