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| 1. This is the most common STD for both males and females. |
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| 2. This is the 2nd most common STD for both males and females. |
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| 3. This is the 3rd most common STD for both males and females. |
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| 4. Chlamydia is associated with _____ which causes arthritis. |
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| 5. _____ is an STD that causes arthritis in large joints. |
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| 6. These STD’s cause post-coital bleeding. |
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| 7. These STD’s are able to cross through the placenta and infect the fetus. |
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| 1) HIV, 2) HEPATITIS B, 3) HERPES, 4) SYPHILIS, 5) RUBELLA |
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| 8. These STD’s can cause genital ulcers. |
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| 1) HERPES, 2) SYPHILIS, 3) CHANCROID |
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| 9. These STD’s cause painful genital ulcers. |
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| 10. This STD causes non-painful genital ulcers. |
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| 11. A primary syphilitic genital ulcer is called a _____. |
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| 12. What is the difference between herpes and chancre ulcers? |
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| HERPES CAUSES 15-20 SMALL VESICULAR ULCERATIONS, WHILE CHANCRE CAUSES ONE LARGE VESICULAR LESION |
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| 13. _____ is when gonorrhea causes conjunctivitis in a newborn. |
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| 14. Inclusion conjunctivitis is due to a _____ infection. |
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| 15. These STD’s can cause palpable inguinal lymph nodes. |
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| 1) CHANCROID, 2) GENITAL HERPES, 3) LGV |
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| 16. There are _____ million new cases of STD’s per year. |
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| 17. _____ is used for the wet mount of motile flagellates. |
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| 18. This is a motile flagellate that can be mounted on saline. |
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| 19. KOH stained vaginal secretions are used to look _____ and _____. |
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| BRANCHING HYPHAE AND BUDS; AND CLUE CELLS |
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| 20. Branching hyphae and buds in KOH prepared vaginal secretions indicates the presence of _____. |
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| 21. Clue cells in KOH prepared vaginal secretions indicates the presence of _____. |
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| 22. _____ is the hormone used to determine if a patient is pregnant, because if the patient is pregnant it may have an effect on the STD treatment. |
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| 23. This lab test is used to determine if presence of chlamydia trachomatis. |
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| DNA PROBE TEST (NUCLEIC ACID AMPLIFICATION TEST) |
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| 24. This lab test is used to determine the presence of Neisseria gonorrhea. |
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| GCFT (GONOCOCCAL COMPLEMENT FIXATION TEST) |
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| 25. Hemophilus ducreyi causes a STD referred to as _____. |
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| 26. This lab test is used to determine the presence of syphilis. |
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| VDRL (VENEREAL DISEASE RESEARCH LABORATORY TEST), AND RPR |
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| 27. This lab test is a confirmatory test for syphilis. |
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| 28. False positives for VDRL tests may come about if a patient has any of these diseases. |
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| 1) VIRAL INFECTIONS, 2) DRUGS, 3) RA, 4) LUPUS, 5) LEPROSY |
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| 29. The antibody tests can be used to diagnose these STD’s. |
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| 1) CHLAMYDIA TRACHOMATIS SUBTYPES (LGV), 2) GRANULOMA INGUINALE, 3) HEPATITIS B |
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| 30. The fluorescent treponema antibody test can be used to diagnose _____. |
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| 31. Tissue smears are lab tests that can be used to diagnose _____. |
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| MOTILE SPIROCHETES UNDER DARKFIELD MICROSCOPY (TREPONEMA PALLIDUM) |
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| 32. Tissue biopsies can be used to diagnose ganumola inguinale by looking for _____. |
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| 33. A _____ test can be used to determine if a patient has an HIV infection, although it may not be positive in the initial stage. |
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| 34. _____ is a condition characterized by painful tender genital ulcers, as well as vaginal or genital discharge. |
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| 35. Chancroid is caused by the microorganism _____. |
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| 36. Chancorids can be diagnosed through _____. |
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| 37. These antibiotics can be used to treat chancroid. |
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| 1) AZITHROMYCIN, 2) CEFTRIAXONE, 3) ERYTHROMYCIN, 4) CIPROFLOXACIN |
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| 38. This STD is the leading cause of infertility in females. |
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| 39. Chlamydia is the most common STD, and it has 3 subtypes which are _____, _____ and _____. |
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| 40. What is the name of the bacterium that causes chlamydia? |
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| 41. Chlamydia causes these 2 conditions in females. |
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| 1) MUCOID URETHRAL DISCHARGE, 2) MUCOID CERVICAL DISCHARGE |
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| 42. What is the lab test sued to confirm the presence of chlamydia? |
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| 43. These medications are used for the treatment of chlamydia. |
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| 1) AZITHROMYCIN, 2) DOXYCYCLINE |
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| 44. This is an STD characterized by numerous painful crops of vesicles. |
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| 45. This virus causes genital herpes. |
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| 46. What type of virus is HSV type 2? |
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| DOUBLE STRANDED DNA ICOSAHEDRAL ENVELOPED VIRUS |
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| 47. This is the anti-viral drug used to control genital herpes. |
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| 48. When one has genital herpes, there is _____ even with healed lesions, so the disease can still be spread. |
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| 49. Transmission of genital herpes is primarily from _____. |
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| 50. This is the 2nd most common STD that causes a purulent penile or vaginal discharge. |
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