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What are the major differences between bacterial and viral infections?
Bacteria is larger and does not normally cross the placenta, but viruses are smaller and will cross the placenta.
bacteria are typically more treatable than virus'
what are the main bacterial infections during pregnancy
1. group B strep
2. TB
3. toxoplasmosis
4. candida albicans (yeast infection)
5. bacterial vaginosis (vaginitis)
6. PID
STD's
7. syph
8. gonorrhea
9. chlamydia
10. trich
11. condyloma (genital warts)
what are the main viral infections during pregnancy
1. cytomegalovirus (CMV)
2. Rubella
3. chickenpox (VZ)
4. herpes (s1 & s2)
5. parvovirus b19 (fifths disease)
6. Hep B
7.
what are organisms that dont cross the placental barrier?
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
Trichomonas (protozoa)
Bacterial Vaginosis
GBS
Condyloma (HP Virus)
Herpes Virus
Candidiasis
what are organisms that do cross the placental barrier?
Syphillis (Bacterial spirochete)
TB (bacteria-rare)
Toxoplasmosis (protozoa)
Cytomegalovirus
Rubella Virus
Varicella Virus
Parvovirus
Hepatitis B Virus
what are the three bacteria that can ber cured with penicillin?
strep B
Syph
PID
**Chlamydia is also cured with p cillin family--amoxicilin and erythromycin
flagyl & cleocin cure what two bacteria?
trich, vaginitis,
the drugs for gonorrhea all sound like??
oh....cipro, FLOcin, ROcephin,
what are the two bacterial disorders that cannot be cured/treated with oral antibiotics?
genital warts and yeast infection
this is the most widespread STD and can cause ectopic pregnancy
chlamydia