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clinical findings of this STI:
usually asymptomatic in women males=profuse, purulent urethral d/c Eye infections in newborns |
Gonorrhea
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Clinical findings of this STI:
typically asymptomatic possible yellow endocervical d/c, dysuria, spotting after intercourse |
chlamydia
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what is the most frequently occuring STD?
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chlamydia
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clinical findings of this STI:
begins with a painless chancre and progresses through 4 stages |
Syphilis
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clinical findings of this STI:
1 or more painful genital ulcer, most often in males |
chancroid
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clinical findings of this STI:
flu-like symptoms, painful genital blisters, swolen glands, painful urination |
genital herpes
herpes simplex virus (HSV) |
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clinical findings of this STI:
painless, soft, fleshy growths pruritus |
genital warts
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clinical findings of this STI:
possibly asymptomatic fatigue anorexia N&V |
Hepatitis B
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Clinical findings of this STI:
Asymptomatic initially flu-like illness |
HIV
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Clinical findings of this STI:
green-yellow frothy vaginal d/c vulvular pruritis strawberry-red cervix |
trichomoniasis
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Clinical findings of this STI:
vaginitis cheeselike patches pruritis painful urination dyspereunia |
candidiasis
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Clinical findings of this STI:
extreme itching papular lesions lice in pubic hair pruritus |
scabies
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List the bacterial STIs (there are 4)
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gonorrhea
chlamydia syphilis chancroid |
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list the STIs caused by viruses (there are 4)
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genital herpes (HSV)
hep B genital warts HIV |
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List the STI that is caused by protozoa
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trichomoniasis
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list the STI that is caused by fungi
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Candidiasis (moniliasis)
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List the STIs that are caused by ectoparasites (there are 2)
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scabies
pediculosis pubis |
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What screening/test is used for gonorrhea?
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culture
*repeat culture in 7 days after tx |
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what screening/test is used for chlamydia
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culture
then repeat culture after tx to confirm cure |
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what screening/test is used for syphilis?
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VDRL
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What screening/test is used for chancroid?
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culture
if positive do HIV testing |
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what screening/test is used for genital herpes?
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culture
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what screening/test is used for genital warts?
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gross appearance
may do seology or cytology to r/o other conditions |
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what screening/test is used for hepB?
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HbAg (serology)
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what screening/test is used for HIV?
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ELISA
if positive do Western Blot test |
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What screening/test is used for trich?
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wet mount or culture
whiff test (fishy odor) |
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what screening/test is used for candidiasis?
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culture or microscopic
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what screening/test is used for scabies?
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skin scrapings
tiny white specs on inspection |
