Most STDs or STIs tests test for chlamydia, gonorrhea, hepatitis, herpes, HIV, and syphilis. Currently, there is no universal test that covers all possible STDs and STIs, as each STD and STI has its testing requirements. A comprehensive series of tests may involve a urine test, a cheek swab, a blood test, a general physical checkup, fluid tests from sores, and a swab test to check any discharges. You may also need to have different tests done depending on the types of sexual intercourse you have engaged in, the number of partners you have been sexually active with, and how often you use protection. It is important to be completely transparent with your doctor when requesting an exam so you can receive the right test(s) and treatment.