Sti's

Front 1

3 organisms that cause Urethritis/Cervicitis

Back 1

1) N. gonorrhea

2) Chlamydia trachomatis

3) Trichomonas vaginalis

Front 2

3 organisms that cause genital ulcer disease

Back 2

1) Herpes simplex virus

2) Treponema pallidum

3) Chlamydia trachomatis

Front 3

2 organisms that cause genital warts

Back 3

1) Human papilloma virus

2) Molluscum contagiosum

Front 4

"It hurts when I pee", what clinical syndrome?

Back 4

Urethritis

Front 5

"I have vaginal discharge", what clinical syndrome?

Back 5

Cervicitis

Front 6

Triad of disseminated gonococcal infection

Back 6

1) arthritis

2) dermatitis

3) tenosynovitis

Front 7

Treatment for gonorrhoea?

Back 7

Class 3 cephalosporin + Azithromhycin

Front 8

Ocular trachoma is caused by

Back 8

Chlamydia trichomatis

Front 9

Treatment of chlamydia trichomatis

Back 9

Azithromycin OR doxycycline

Front 10

Vaginal discharge, erythema of vulva and cervix, itch, dysuria, what organism usually causes this?

Back 10

Trichomonas vaginalis

Front 11

Typical "strawberry" appearance of the cervix?

Back 11

Trichomonas vaginalis

Front 12

"I have a rash, I see something down there", what clinical signs?

Back 12

Genital ulcer disease

Front 13

Most transmission of HSV 1,2 is during _______________ phase

Back 13

Asymptomatic shedding

Front 14

T or F, HSV infection is for life

Back 14

TRUE

Front 15

Clinical manifestation of Herpes simplex 1,2

Back 15

Cluster of vesicles on an erythematous base (lesions anywhere in "boxer short" area)

Front 16

T or F, primary lesions of HSV are not painful

Back 16

FALSE, they are painful

Front 17

Clinical manifestations of primary genital herpes: (4)

Back 17

1) Extensive vesiculo-ulcerative lesions

2) Systemic symptoms

3) Tender lymphadenopathy

4) Meningitis = rare

Front 18

T or F, HSV is curable

Back 18

FALSE

Front 19

Treatment of Herpes?

Back 19

Acyclovir, or Famcyclovir, or Valacyclovir

Front 20

Which is the least common of the 3 nationally reportable bacterial STI's

Back 20

Syphilis

Front 21

Transmission of syphilis (3)

Back 21

1) Vaginal sex

2) Oral sex

3) Anal sex

Front 22

Syphilis is more complicated to diagnose and recognize than other STI's. Why?

Back 22

1) Different stages of the disease

2) Different manifestations during the different stages

3) Diagnosis can be complicated

Front 23

Secondary syphilis lesion is characterized by:

Back 23

Rash that causes lesions on the palms and soles

(on exam I think)

Front 24

Tertiary syphilis lesion is characterized by:

Back 24

Aneurysm of the aorta

(on exam I think)

Front 25

Primary syphilis lesion is characterized by:

Back 25

Painless lesions (unlike HSV which is painful)

Front 26

Latent syphilis is _________

Back 26

Asymptomatic

Front 27

Gumma is found when?

Back 27

Tertiary syphilis

Front 28

Neurosyphilis takes place during what stage of syphilis?

Back 28

Tertiary

Front 29

Syphilis diagnosis is mostly based on _________

Back 29

Serology

Front 30

Syphilis serology: first screen with _____________, and then confirm with ____________

Back 30

1) non-treponemal

2) treponemal

Front 31

Which organism are we looking for when doing syphilis serology?

Back 31

Treponema pallidum

Front 32

How to treat syphilis?

Back 32

Penicillin IM, unless neurosyphilis = Penicillin IV

Front 33

Lymphogranuloma venereum is caused by which organism?

Back 33

Chlamydia trachomatis

Front 34

Clinical signs of LGV?

Back 34

Often single painless papule, weeks later: tender adenopathy