Asymptomatic heterosexual men

• Urine Chlamydia
• Serology for HIV/Syphilis according to risk
• Testing for urethral gonorrhoea not indicated in asymptomatic men
• Recent overseas contact add serology for HIV, syphilis and Hep B
• If IVDU include Hep C

Asymptomatic women

• First void urine for Chlamydia
• Serology optional according to risk and request
• Testing for gonorrhoea not required if asymptomatic
• Speculum not required, but if taking CST can take a cervical swab for chlamydia over a first pass urine
• Recent overseas contact or IVDU offer serology including Hep C for latter, as well as endocervical or high vaginal swab for gonorrheoa and vaginal swab for trichomonas culture

Asymptomatic men who have sex with men

• Urine Chlamydia
• Serology for HIV, Syphilis, Hep B if status unknown
• Throat swab for gonorrhoea
• Anal swabs for gonorrhoea and chlamydia if practicing receptive anal sex

Sex workers

• Frequency determined by state legislation
• Victoria, monthly
• Must have genital examination but can be external
• Urine/anal swabs for chlamydia, swabs for gonorrhoea and trichomonas
• Serology for HIV and syphilis, check Hep B and immunise if not already immune
• Pharyngeal for gonorrhoea warranted if have unprotected receptive oral sex