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STDs

chlamydia, gonorrhea, syphilis, genital herpes, HPV

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what's the most common STD? chlamydia
spermicides associated with increased risk of genital lesions which lead to HIV transmission
risk factors of chlamydia mutliple sex partners, sex s barrier contraception, adolescent, new sex partner, oral contraceptive user, pregnancy, history of other STD
neonatal prophylaxis of chlamydia does not prevent perinatal transmission of chlamydia from mother to infant
physical findings in female for chlamydia asymptomatic, mucopurlent cervical dc, friable cervix, more than 10 WBCs/hpf
physical findings in male for chlamydia asymptomatic, penile dc (greater than or equal to 5 WBCs/oil immersion field)
gonorrhea female S&S asymptomatic, abnormal vag dc, dysuria, cervicits, ab vag bleeding, bartholin's abscess, PID, perhepatitis
gonorrhea male S&S asymptomatic, purulent urethral dc, dysuria, epidiymitis & prostatitis,
pharyngela gonorrhea S&S mild sore throate.
rectal gonorrhea S&S usually asymptomatic
infant problem with gonohrrea neonatal conjuctivitis= major cause of blindness
main diagnostic test for gonohrrea? nucleic acid hypridilization (q tip)
primary phase of syphilis- S&S nonpainful genital ulcer, painless bilateral adenopathy, highly infxs, motile spirochetes present on examination
secondary phase of syphilis- S&S generalized rash, skin lesions, fever, malaise, sore throate, myalgia
latent phase of syphilis- S&S generally asymptomatic
tertiary infection of syphilis- S&S can affect any organ or tissue in body, commonly- cardiac, neurologic, opthalmic, auditory, gummatous skin lesions
out of the 2 types of herpes virus, which causes most cases of recurrent geinatl herpes? HSV-2
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