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Exam 1 NUR113

NUR 113 STI

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What is gential herpes? Lifelong viral infection (no cure) caused by HSV 1 or HSV 2
herpes symptoms Asymptomatic; small painful blisters (vesicles) filled with clear fluid; flu-like; urinary retention; difficulty voiding; vaginal discharge; swollen lymph nodes(males)
herpes characteristics Enter through mucus membranes, forms vesicle 2-14 days post exposure lasting 10-20 days
Herpes treatment goal stop replication of virus and prevent outbreaks to help them get better sooner
Herpes Pregnancy Considerations baby can be born w/ HSV if mom is having INITIAL OUTBREAK; any subsequent outbreaks mom CANNOT have vaginal delivery
herpes treatment meds Acyclovir (Zovirax) - most common Valacyclovir (Valtrex) Famciclovir (Famvir)
herpes Pregnancy Treatment Valacyclovir (Valtrex) starting at 36 wks to suppress outbreaks for vaginal birth
What is HPV? Lifelong viral infection
How are STIs transmitted? Vaginally, orally, anally, oral-genital contact
HPV Diagnosis Pap smear (regular screening); clinical appearance on physical exam
Herpes Diagnosis Viral culture (most definitive), presumptive diagnosis (visual inspection of lesions)
What is another name for HPV? Genital warts
HPV Symptoms most asymptomatic, some have genital warts
HPV Treatment meds Patient applied: Podofilox, Imiquimod Provider Applied: Podophyllum, Trichloroacetic Acid
HPV Treatment goals remove warts with topical agents; warning it can burn skin off
HPV Prevention Vaccination: Gardasil for men and women, Cervarix
What is HIV? Lifelong viral infection that contaminates all bodily fluids
HIV Considerations for pregnancy no breast feeding; increased risk of postpartum infection;
HIV Symptoms Fatigue, flu-like symptoms
HIV Med Treatment pregnancy AZT (Zidovudine) in first trimester and via IV during labor
Can women with HIV give birth vaginally? Yes IF their viral load is low, if it is high they must have a c section
Special considerations for a newborn from an HIV Mom baby is immediately treated w. AZT and given a bath; always wear gloves with an unwashed baby
What is Chlamydia? Bacterial STI caused by Chlamydia trachomas
Chlamydia symptoms asymptomatic in most women, dysuria, urinary frequency, discharge
What are the complications of untreated chlamydia? Pelvic Inflammatory Disease, Infertility, Ectopic Pregnancy d/t scarring and inflammation
Are ectopic pregnancies an emergency? YES they are a medical emergency; they can cause hemorrhaging
Chlamydia characteristics stays in
newborn complications from chlamydia newborn blindness, can be treated with erythromycin eye ointment after birth
Chlamydia diagnostic tests PCR Test, Nucleic acid test
Chlamydia treatment antibiotics: Azithromycin (Zithromax), Doxycycline
Special considerations for mom w. chlymydia CANNOT have any -cycline drugs; must take Zithromax; Treat both partners
What is the key difference between Gonorrhea and Chlamydia? Chlamydia stays in pelvic region while Gonorrhea can be systemic
Are pregnant women tested for STIs? YES, they are tested frequently throughout pregnancy and upon admittance to hospital
What happens if a mom is positive for an STI upon admission? Treat with appropriate antibiotics, this will treat mom and baby
What is Gonorrhea? Bacterial STI caused by Neisseria gonorrhoeae; a pyrogenic that causes inflammation
Gonorrhea symptoms in men acute pain in testes (epididymis), discharge, difficulty voiding,
Gonorrhea symptoms in women PID, Endometritis (inflamed lining of uterus), Salpingitis (inflamed ovaries), Pelvic peritonitis, dyspareunia (painful intercourse)
Where can gonorrhea live? Any mucous membrane! Throat, rectum, vagina
Gonorrhea symptoms in rectum Pruritus, mucopurulent discharge, bleeding, pain
Gonorrhea complication in women PID, increased susceptibility to HIV
Gonorrhea complications in newborns blindness, infection of joints, potentially lethal
Gonorrhea complications in men epididymitis, prostatitis, Increased susceptibility to HIV
Gonorrhea diagnostic tests cultures, urinalysis, gram stain, tests for other STIs
Gonorrhea treatment eradication of organism, prevention of reinfection or transmission of other STIs
What is Syphilis? Complex bacterial systemic STI caused by Treponema pallidum
How can you get Syphilis? Through a break in skin or through mucous membranes; congenital syphilis - transferred to fetus through placental circulation
Manifestations of Primary syphilis chancre (syphilis sore), regional lymph node enlargement, 3-4wks post contact, little to no pain, highly infectious
Manifestations of Secondary syphilis 6wks no treatment; systemic spirochete spread to all major organ systems, rash, mucous patches in oral cavity, sore throat, generalized lymph swelling, condyloma lata (wart)
What does a Chancre look like? a skinned knee
Manifestations of latent/tertiary syphilis 2+ yrs no treatment; transmission still possible; 2 types benign late and diffuse inflammatory response;
Complications of latent syphilis brain damage (dementia), CNS involvement, cardiovascular damage etc
Diagnostics for syphilis FTA-ABS confirmatory, VDRL
Syphilis treatment Penicillin G via IM Single dose
syphilis treatment complication Jarish-Herxheimer reaction - as spirochete goes into blood and dies it causes fever, muscle aches, tachycardia, and low BP; Occurs w/i 24h of receiving med
What can help with dysuria? pouring water over genitals while urinating, letting the tap run,
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