3. Have you been sexually active since your last STI test?
4. Will you be sure to practice safe sex using barrier contraception such as condoms before getting the result of this test?
5. Do you have any of the following new symptoms - ulcers on your genitalia, heavy discharge, kidney pain or severe pelvic pain?
6. Are you or your partner pregnant or do you think could be pregnant?
7. Have you ever been treated for a sexually transmitted infection in the past?
8. Are you aware that if testing positive to a notifiable disease, your information will be shared with government health authorities subject to state- or territory-based reporting requirements?
9. If you test positive for Chlamydia or Gonorrhoea will you be sure to use barrier contraception for at least 7 days after antibiotic treatment?
10. If you test positive for Hepatitis B or C will you be sure to consult your GP before engaging in any sexual activity?
11. If you have had a recent high risk sexual exposure (including exposure to Syphillis, Hepatitis C or HIV) will you be sure to repeat an STI test in 6-8 weeks and use barrier contraception in the meantime?
12. Are you aware that this test screens for HIV and that there is the possibility of a positive result?