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Safeguarding STI disclosure — DFSRH MCQ

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ModerateSpecial CircumstancesSafeguarding STI disclosureDFSRH

A 16-year-old diagnosed with chlamydia says her partner is also 16, consensual, and she feels safe. She does not want parents informed. What is the most appropriate management?

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Correct answer: B — Treat, support partner notification and document safeguarding assessment

Confidential STI care can be provided to competent young people while assessing safeguarding. Partner notification remains important. Confidentiality decisions should be proportionate to risk.

Reference: FSRH Contraception After Pregnancy Guideline; UKMEC 2025; FSRH Clinical Guidelines; NICE safeguarding guidance