4. Imagine you work at a reproductive health clinic. During your day the following people ask for recommendations on contraceptive techniques to prevent pregnancy and STD transmission. What types of contraception would you recommend to each and why? (Although you can encourage abstinence, you cannot enforce it. Therefore, you must recommend other birth control methods to people who are sexually active.) 3. A single person who has no SIDS and has intercourse with different partners. b. A monogamous couple who have not been tested for STDs. c. A monogamous couple who have no STDs, have children and are certain they do not want any more. They are tired of using condoms and pills. 5. The mother of a 13 year old girl asks you about the HPV vaccine. She knows that the Center for Disease Control recommends the vaccine for all young woman and men [ages 11-25). However, she and her husband are worried their daughter will view the vaccine as "permission to have sex\". What do you tell this mother? I). identify the individuals who are at risk for getting an STD. :2. recommend three methods for reducing the transmission of Elm-Elam an STD 2. List two ways herpes can be transmitted. 3. Name three STDs that can be cured with antibiotics