The nurse is educating a sexually active female teenager about the importance of sexual health. The client is resistant to undergoing sexually transmitted infection (STI) testing and states that they do not need testing because they do not have any symptoms. What is the best response by the nurse?

It is important to be tested because you may not have symptoms with a sexually transmitted infection.

As long as you have only one partner, you do not really need testing.

If you were practicing abstinence, you would not be dealing with this issue.

You should get tested because STIs are more prevalent among people of your race and background.