Taking a Sexual History

[@lorenaguerrero6953]

I like the video and agree that it offers "real world" scenarios. I wanted the provider to ask if the partners are "male, female, or both". Seems a bit biased to assume her partners are male. I don't recall that the provider ever got the gender of the other partner. This is important to assess for risk. Follows the recommended scrip for the 5 Ps but did not address the patient's thoughts regarding protection from pregnancy. Instead, the nurse only asks about condom use. She does not explore this further until the behavioral risk counseling section of the interview at the end when she addresses the patient's ambivalence to condom use. I have to ask if you have evidence that using a lubricant inside the condom works. Seems to me that this may lead to the condom falling off.

[@audreymay9378]

solo sex vs partnered sex-which is safer? solo sex is safe sex, the safest sex there is Partnered sex can be safe but solo sex is always safe

[@ezequieldeleon93]

I'm very appreciative for this video. It's great to see these "real world" scenarios.

[@19530ashland]

Strange isn’t it a woman asking a woman her sexual history.Men don’t get this it is usually done by a woman