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STD |
Any infection that can be transmitted through intimate contact with the genitals, mouth, or rectum of another individual. |
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Hep B |
Immune globulin Interferon alpha Supportive care Liver transplant |
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Chlamydia - trachomatis |
Most common STD in the United States. , blood, and body fluid contact. Often asymptomatic. Signs and symptoms - Conjunctivitis In women, Mpc, Urethritis Transmitted Sexually, blood, and body fluid contact.Often asymptomatic.Signs and symptoms - Conjunctivitis In men, Urethritis, epididymitis, prostatitis In women, Mpc, Urethritis NAT CULTURE - nucleic acid amplification testAntibiotics Complications - Fitz-Hugh-Curtis syndrome, increased susceptibility to Hiv infection, PID, infertility, transmission to baby at bitrth, co-infection with gonorrhea NAT CULTURE - nucleic acid amplification test Antibiotics In men, Urethritis, epididymitis, prostatitis In women, Mpc, Urethritis NAT CULTURE - nucleic acid amplification testAntibiotics Complications - Fitz-Hugh-Curtis syndrome, increased susceptibility to Hiv infection, PID, infertility, transmission to baby at bitrth, co-infection with gonorrhea In women, Mpc, Urethritis NAT CULTURE - nucleic acid amplification testAntibiotics Complications - Fitz-Hugh-Curtis syndrome, increased susceptibility to Hiv infection, PID, infertility, transmission to baby at bitrth, co-infection with gonorrhea Complications - Fitz-Hugh-Curtis syndrome, increased susceptibility to Hiv infection, PID, infertility, transmission to baby at bitrth, co-infection with gonorrhea , co-infection with gonorrhea |
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Gonorrhea- Neisseria gonorrhea |
Sexually transmitted Signs and symptoms - IN men- Urethritis, penal discharge, epididymitis prostatitis. In women- MPC, URETHRITIS, MENSTRUAL PROBLEMS DX- NAT culture Antibiotics Complications - PID, disseminated gonococcal infection, Fitz-Hugh-Curtis syndrome, transmission to baby at birth, co-infection with chlamydia |
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Syphilis, treponema pallidum |
Signs &;symptoms - Primary - chance Secondary - flu like symptoms, rashes, condylomatous growths.Tertiary stage- Gummas - tumorsSystemic disease DX test- VDRL, ELISA, RPR, FTA-ABSTreatment - PCNComplications - tertiary stage, Gummas damage to heart, circulatory system, nervous system, transmission to fetus during pregnancy |
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Trichomoniasis |
Genital redness and swelling Itching Burning Foul discharge Urethritis Prostatitis Strawberry cervix Treatment- Metronidazole Increased risk of Hiv transmission |
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Herpes simplex |
Vesicles/ulceration in mouth, genitals, flu like symptoms, lymphadenopathy, Urethritis, cystitis, MPC. DX- CULTURE, western blot Antiviral medications Lifelong infection Risk for cervical cancer Nervous system invasion Transmission to baby at birth |
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Condylomata - HPV |
Genital warts Dx- colposcopy, bx Risk for cervical cancer |
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Genital parasites |
Lice Scabies Topical insecticides |
