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Question Id (Enter as a capital Q and a number no spaces)	Question or Statement	Response	Go to Question or Outcome (based on response selected)
Q1	Have you ever had sex? This includes oral, vaginal or anal sex.	Yes	Q2
		No	Outcome1
Q2	In the last year, how often did you use condoms when you had sex?	Always	Q3
		Nearly always	Q4
		Sometimes	Q5
		Hardly ever	Q5
		Never	Q5
Q3	Have you ever been tested for a sexually transmitted infection (STI)?	Yes	Outcome2
		No	Outcome2
Q4	Have you ever been tested for a sexually transmitted infection (STI)?	Yes	Outcome3
		No	Outcome4
Q5	Have you ever been tested for a sexually transmitted infection (STI)?	Yes	Outcome4
		No	Outcome4

This is our advice:

If and when you choose to have sex, you should consider using condoms to stop you getting an STI. Remember that condoms aren't 100% effective against STI's. We would still recommend testing at least once a year even if you use them every time.

This is our advice:

Great work! Just remember that condoms aren't 100% effective against STI's. We would still recommend that you get an STI test in the next few weeks.

This is our advice:

Great work! It sounds like you are usually pretty good at using condoms. As you don't always use condoms and they are not 100% effective against STI's we would still recommend that you get an STI test in the next few weeks.

This is our advice:

You might be at risk of getting an STI. Some STI's don't have symptoms so you don't necessarily know if you have one. We recommend you get tested for STI's in the next few weeks. Think about discussing this with the people you have had sex.
You should definitely be using condoms every time you have sex.

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