13. STIs / Women's Health Flashcards

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8 Bacterial STIs

A
  • Chlamydia
  • Gonorrhea
  • Syphillis
  • Chancroid
  • Lymphogranuloma Venerum
  • Genital Mycoplasms
  • Group B Strep
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2
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5 Viral STIs

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  • HIV
  • HSV I and II
  • Cytomegalovirus
  • Hepatitis B and C
  • HPV
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Protazoal STI (1)

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• Trichomoniasis

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Parasitic STIs (2)

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  • Pediculosis

* Scabies

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Chlamydia: Causal organism

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Chlamydia trachomatis

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6
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Chlamydia: Symptoms (4)

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Rarely symptomatic, but may report:
•	Mucopurulent Discharge
•	Postcoital bleeding
•	Dysuria
•	Bartholin's Abcess
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7
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Chlamydia Diagnosis (2)

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Urine or swab

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8
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Chlamydia: Treatment

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Azithromycin

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9
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Gonorrhea: Symptoms (4)

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Rarely symptomatic in women, but may complain of:
•	Purulent discharge
•	Dyspareunia
•	Dysuria
•	Bartholin's Abcess
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Dyspareunia (def)

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Painful intercourse)

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Dysuria (def)

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Painful urination

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12
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Gonorrhea: Symptoms

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Ceftriaxone

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13
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Pelvic Inflammatory Disease: Cause

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Complication on untreated GC, CT or other organism

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14
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Pelvic Inflammatory Disease: Risk factors (5)

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  • Young age
  • Multiple partners
  • History of STIs
  • STI at time of IUD placement
  • Douching
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15
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Minimum criteria for PID dx (3)

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  • Lower abdominal pain
  • Bilateral adnexal tenderness
  • Cervical motion tenderness
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16
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PID can result in… (3)

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  • Ectopic pregnancy
  • Infertility
  • Chronic Pelvic Pain
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17
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Syphilis: Timing of primary, secondary, tertiary

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Primary: 10-90 days after infection
Secondary: After primary sxs
Tertiary: After 1-20 years of latency

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18
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Syphilis Birth defects (3)

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  • Deafness
  • Bone deformities
  • Neurological impairment
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19
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Primary Syphilis: Symptoms (3)

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  • Chancre
  • Inguinal lymphadenopathy
  • Can pass from mother to baby
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20
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Secondary Syphilis Symptoms (5)

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  • Palmar and plantar rash (not itchy)
  • Condyloma Lata (genital warts)
  • General malaise
  • Fever
  • Headache
21
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Tertiary Symptoms (4)

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  • Neurologic
  • Cardiovascular
  • Musculoskeletal
  • Multi-organ system complications
22
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Syphilis Screen

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Non-treponemal-antibody tests

(non-specific blood tests)

VDRL and RPR

23
Q

Syphilis Diagnostic Test

to administer if screen is positive

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Trepenomal Tests: FTA - ABS

24
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Syphilis Treatment

A

Penicillin

25
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Human papilloma Virus: Most common causal organisms (2)

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HPV 6 & 11

26
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HPV Diagnosis (2)

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  • Visual inspection

* PAP smear

27
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HPV treatment (3)

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  • No cure
  • Episodic treatment by topical podofilox
  • Comfort measures
28
Q

Comfort measures for HPV and HSV

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  • Oatmeal Bath
  • Cotton Underwear
  • Loose fitting clothing
  • Keep lesions dry (HSV)
29
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Symptoms of HSV: Initial episode (5)

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  • Multiple breakouts
  • Fever
  • Chills
  • Malaise
  • Vulvar edema
30
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Symptoms of HSV: Recurrent episodes (2)

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  • Localized, prodromal tingling

* Painful, recurrent ulcers

31
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Diagnosis of HSV (2)

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  • Culture: Swab of lesion (must pop blister to test)

* HSV PCR = Blood test

32
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Sensitivity of HSV Blood test

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80-90% effective

33
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Treatment for HSV (3)

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____CLOVIRs:

  • Acyclovir
  • Famcyclovir
  • Valcyclovir
34
Q

3 primary routes of transmission: HIV/ AIDS

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1) Sexual
2) Parenteral (blood-borne)
3) Perinatal

35
Q

HIV: Diagnostic Testing Recommendations

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Diagnostic testing for all women 13-64

36
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HIV Screen

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Elisa Enzyme Immunoassay or Rapid Test

37
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HIV Diagnosis (Confirmation)

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Western Blot or Immuno-fluorescence assay

38
Q

Antenatal treatment / obstetric risk reduction can reduce HIV transmission how much?

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So that transmission rates are less than 2%

39
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Trichomoniasis symptoms (6)

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May be asymptomatic, or:
•	Yellow-green, frothy malodorous discharge
•	Inflammation of the vulva and vagina
•	Irritation
•	Pruritis
•	Dysuria
•	Dyspareunia
40
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Trichomoniasis diagnosis

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  • “Strawberry cervix”

* MAY be identified on pap smear

41
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Trichomoniasis treatment

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Systemic Metrodazole (Flagyl)

42
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Bacterial vaginosis: Symptoms

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  • Profuse gray / white discharge

* Fishy odor

43
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BV Diagnosis

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  • Culture: Add KOH, whiff test

* Clue cells on slide

44
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What are clue cells

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(epithelial cells slough off, bacterial cells attach to them – cells are packed together)

45
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BV Treatment

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Metronidazole

46
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Candidiasis Symptoms

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• Cottage cheese discharge

(Severe: clear discharge because other dc is so thick it doesn’t come out

47
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Candidiasis diagnosis

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• Swab, slide, add KOH - wetmount: See PSUDOHYPHAE (yeast buds)

48
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Candidiasis tx (4)

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  • Topical antifungals
  • Oral difucan
  • Comfort measures
  • Hygiene