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Sexual and Drug Use Risk Behaviors of Long-Haul Truck Drivers and Their Commercial Sex Contacts in New Mexico (Vol.125 no.1)
Certified in Public Health Continuing Education (CPHCE) Credits
Article:
Sexual and Drug Use Risk Behaviors of Long-Haul Truck Drivers and TheirCommercial Sex Contacts in New Mexico
Synopsis: Long-haul truck drivers and their commercial sex contacts (CCs) have been associated with the spread of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) in the developing world. However, there is a paucity of information about the STI risk behaviors of these populations in the U.S. We conducted a qualitative phase of a two-phase study to gather information about STI-related risk behaviors in drivers and their CCs in New Mexico....
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Quiz Questions
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1. The results of this pilot study (Phase I) will be used to inform the development of Phase II of the study, including all of the following study components except:*
2. In this study, quality-control measures included:*
3. Key findings for this study included which of the following?*
4. Which of the following statements about prevention interventions for truck drivers and their CCs are true, based on this study:*
5. Limitations of this study included the discrepancies reported between the CCs and the truck drivers in terms of the drivers’ sexual activities and drug use. Possible explanations include:*
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