Alterations in reproduction

Question 1

absence of menstruation by age 14

Answer 1

primary amenorrhea

Question 2

absence of time equivalent to three or more cycles or 6 months in women who previously menstruated

Answer 2

secondary amenorrhea

Question 3

leading cause of infertility in the US, infrequent to no ovulation

Answer 3

polycystic ovarian syndrome

Question 4

acute inflammation/infectious disease, may involve any organ of reproductive tract. STDs migrate from the vagina to upper genital tract

Answer 4

pelvic inflammatory disease PID

Question 5

what do you give for PID

Answer 5

penicillin or erythromycin (infection)

Question 6

caused by microorganisms that infect the lower female reproductive system, inflammation narrows ducts, leads to obstruction

Answer 6

bartholinitis

Question 7

risk factors for reproductive cancer

Answer 7

HPV, HIV, many partners

Question 8

most common STI

Answer 8

chlamydia

Question 9

begins as skin lesion (caused by C trachomatis) and spreads to the genital and rectal lymphatic tissue. can spread to CNS

Answer 9

chylamydia

Question 10

give what for chlamydia

Answer 10

azithrymycin

Question 11

urinations, frequency, urethral itching

Answer 11

gonorrhea

Question 12

fever, malaise, sore throat, hoarseness, anorexia, joint pain, skin rash, and lesions

Answer 12

syphilis

Question 13

becomes systemic soon after infection. spongy brain

Answer 13

syphilis

Question 14

brown and white discharge. “the drip”

Answer 14

trichamoniasis

Question 15

pediculosis pubis

Answer 15

crabs