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42 Cards in this Set
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gram (-) coffee bean shape
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neisseria gonorrhea
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purulent discharge
dysuria frequency |
n. gonorrhea
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virulence factor of n. gonorrhea
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pili
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special considerations for n gonorrhea specimen collection handling
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no refrigerator
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tx of n. gonorrhea
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ceftriaxone
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chlamydia strain that causes trachoma
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trachomatis A, B, and C
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causes lymphgranuloma vernerum
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chlamydia trachomatis L1,L2, L3
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causes psittacosis
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chlamydia psittacosis
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chlamydia strain that causes pneumonia
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TWAR strain
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tx chlamydia
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tetracycline/sulfonamides
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chlamydia strain assx with keratoconjunctivitis
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trachomatis A,B,C
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chalmydia strain that causes neonatal conjunctivitis and pneumonitis
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trachomatis D-K
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complications of chlamydia and gonorrhea infections in females
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PID (from ectopy)
tubal pregnancy |
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painless ulcer located around inguinal lymph nodes
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lymphogranuloma venereum
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bacterial vaginosis dx criteria
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pH>5
vaginal discharge amine like odor clue cells |
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clue cells
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vaginosis
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long thin helical bacteria
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treponema
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stage of syphilis w/ painless ulcer formation
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primary
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stage of syphilis w/ skin rash
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secondary (latent)
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stage of syphilis w/ gumma formation (w/ granulomas)
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tertiary
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tests for syphilis
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RPR/VDRL (screen)
FTA absorption (confirm) |
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tx of syphilis
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pen G
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painful ulcer that easily bleeds
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chancroid
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infectious form of chlamydia
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elementary body
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replicative form of chlamydia
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reticulate body
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disease of chlamydia trachomatis A, B, C
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blinding trachoma
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disease of chlamydia trachomatis L1-L3
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lymphgranuloma venereum
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disease of TWAR strain of chlamydia
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pneumonia
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disease of chlamydia trachomatis D-K in males
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urethritis
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disease of chlamydia trachomatis D-K in females
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cervicitis
PID |
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disease of chlamydia trachomatis D-K in neonates
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conjunctivitis
pneumonia |
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dx chlamydia
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ELISA
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malodorous
burning, itching vaginal redness |
trichomoniasis
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diffuse papulosquamous rash
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secondary syphilis
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why are treponema different than other gram (-)
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lack endotoxin
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most common population to get syphilis
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southern gay black men
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how many untreated primary syphilis go on to secondary
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50%
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how many untreated secondary syphilis go on to latent
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66% (33% cure spontaneously)
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how many latent untreated syphilis go on to tertiary
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15-20%
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dx of treponema
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dark field (can't grow in culture)
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ectoparasites
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pubic licer
scabies |
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dx ectoparasites
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KOH digestion
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