Bacterial Diseases of the Urogenital Tract
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| Cervicitis | cervical inflammation
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| Chancre | painless ulcer on the genitalia--primary disease--males usually see, not females--layer of fluid that is highly contagious covers the lesion--syphilis
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| Chlamydia | gram-neg, obligate intracellular pathogen--unable to make ATP, vegitative intracellular, infectious extracellular, most infectious bacterium in world, grows in phagocytes, 70% females-30%males asymptomatic-chlamydia trachomatis
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| Energy parasites | unable to make ATP--must transport from host cells
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| General paresis | dementia due to syphilis--occurs approx. 20 yrs after infection--emotion instability, memory loss, impaired judgment, delusions, hallucinations, loss of vision, eye damage, speech defects
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| gonococcus | GC--gonnohea
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| Gonorrhea | gram-neg--bean-shaped dilocci-ialso called gonococcus(GC)--males-urethritis, dysuria, pus-like exudate--women-cervicitis, pharyngitis, proctitis, conjunctivitis-babies, PID--Neisseria gonorrhoeae
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| Gummas | syphlis--destruction of soft tissue of bone, heart, brain, internal viscera, etc.-few/no organisms present--penicillin not effective--tertiary stage
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| Inclusion conjunctivitis | eye infection in babies--endosomal bags of growing Chlamydia--seen in cytoplasm of eye cells
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| Nongonococcal urethritis | NGU--most commonly caused by C. trachomatis
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| PID | pelvic inflammatory disease--may lead to infertility due to scar tissue on fallopian tubes
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| Pilin | protein that comprises pili--pilin-neg strains of gonococcus are nonpathogenic--can't attach well and are washed away by urinary stream--
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| Reservoir | humans only source--gonorrhea
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| Salpingitis | chlamydia--bacteria can ascent asymptomatically to follopian fubes cause scaring-leads to closure and sterility
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| Syphilis | spirochete--neither gram-neg or gram-pos--Treponema pallidum--3 stages--chancre, rash-typically on palms and soles, mucous patches in mouth--tertiary stage gummas--
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| Trachoma | eye disease caused by C. trachomatis--problems in areas of the world without ABT--hypersensitivity reactions due to multiple infections--greatest cause of blindness in the world
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| Urethritis | inflammation of the urethra
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