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8 Cards in this Set
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WHAT ARE GONOCOCCAL INFECTIONS CAUSED BY
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NEISSERIA GONORRHORIA
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GONOCOCCAL INFECTION CELLS ARE
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COLUMNAR AND HAVE TRANSITIONAL EPITHELIUM
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GONOCOCCAL INFECTION S/S IN MALES
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1.PURULENT DISCHARGE
2. URETHRITIS 3. GRAM STAIN WITH 5 OR MORE WBC'S PER OIL IMMERSION FIELD |
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GONOCOCCAL INFECTION S/S IN FEMALES
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1. MUCOPURLENT CERVICITIS
2. ENDOMETRITIS 3. GONOCOCCAL VULVOVAGINITIS |
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HOW IS A POSITIVE DIAGNOSIS MADE FOR GONOCOCCAL INFECTION
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1. GRAM NEG STAIN OF DISCHARGE
2. BACTERIOLOGICAL CULTRE |
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GONOCOCCAL INFECTION TREATMENT OPTIONS
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1. CEFTRIAXONE 125 MG
2. CIPROFLOXACIN 500MG 3. FLOXACIN 400MG 4. LEVOFLOXACIN 250MG |
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WHAT IS THE COMMON INFECTIOUS CAUSE OF GONOCOCCAL CONJUNCTIVITIS
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CHYLAMDIA TRACHOMATIS
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WHAT ARE 3 PREVENTATIVE MEASURES FOR GONOCOCCAL CONJUNCTIVITIS
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1. 1% SILVER NITRATE AQUEOUS SOLUTION
2. 0.5% ERYTHROMYCIN 3. 1% TETRACYCLINE |
