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most common cause of STD

chlamydia


protozoa - T.vaginalis

incubation period

syphilis - 10 to 90 days


donovanosis - 1 to 4 weeks


chancroid - 1 to 7 days

primary syphilis

hard chancre at the site of entry


painless ulcer


painless, non suppurative lymphadenopathy

secondary syphilis

bilaterally symmetrical maculopapular rash on palms and soles


condyloma lata - pink or gray white papules in intertriginous area


buschke ollendraf sign - deep dermal tenderness on pressure


nephropathy - proteinuria


skeletal - arthritis

congenital syphilis

early - vesicles, bullae, condyloma lata


late - interstitial keratitis

non veneral treponematoses

yaws, pinta, endemic syphilis

donovanosis/ granuloma venerum

calymmatobacterium granulomatis


subcutaneous granulomas - pseudobubos


subcutaneous nodules, erode through skin to produce painless bleeding ulcer with beefy red and velvety granulation tissue

chancroid

H.ducreyi; herpes virus hominis


painful multiple ulcers with undermined, sloughed edges


painful suppurative inguinal lymphadenopathy

lymphogranuloma venerum

chlamydia trachomatis


single painless ulcer


painful inguinal lymphadenopathy, which can rupture to form discharging sinus


groove's sign - enlarged lymph nodes both above and below inguinal ligament


elephentiasis of genitals


frie's test

herpes simplex

painful multiple vesicles


bilateral painful inguinal lymphadenopathy

gonococcal infection

intracytoplasmic gram negative bacillus


purulent discharge


urethra, prostate, seminal vesicle, epididymis


DOC ceftriaxone

verrucae

vulgaris - HPV2


plantaris [myrmecia wart] - HPV1

HPV and cervical cancer

high risk - 16, 18, 31, 33, 45 [cervical cancer]


low risk - 6, 11 [CIN and warts]

condyloma acuminata

anogenital warts


treatment - padophyllin, padophyllotoxin, imiquimod

molluscum contagiosum

multiple pearly white dome shaped papules which are umbilicated centrally

summary of sexually transmitted lesions

painless - 1. no lymphadenopathy - donovanosis


2. painful lymphadenopathy - LGV


3. painless lymphadenopathy - primary syphilis


painful - 1. vesicles with bilateral lymphadenopathy - HSV


2. suppurative lymph node - chancroid