Associated Clinical Science Part 1 (STDs mostly)

Question 1

Most common STD in the US

Answer 1

Chlamydia

Question 2

yellow, odorless discharge which leads to nonspecific genitourinary infection (NGU) and is more often asymptomatic in females.

Answer 2

Chlamydia

Question 3

painful, red vesicle lesions with yellow oozing center

Answer 3

herpes

Question 4

gram negative, copious yellowgreen discharge from the urethra, Skene’s/Bartholin’s glands, and can cause sterility or ectopic pregnancy

Answer 4

gonorrhea

Question 5

This disease is caused by a protozoa which causes females to have a greenish yellow, severely itchy, foul discharge, but is asymptomatic in males.

Answer 5

Trichomonas

Question 6

Hemophilus Ducrey

Answer 6

Chancroid aka soft chancre

Question 7

Treponema Pallidum

Answer 7

Syphilis

Question 8

During the first 4-8 weeks of this illness, patients may present with a painless, hard lesion,

Answer 8

Syphilis

Question 9

During what stage of Syphilis might a patient present with condylomata lata (warts)?

Answer 9

secondary syphilis

Question 10

Tabes dorsalis

Answer 10

tertiary syphilis

Question 11

gram positive, thrush, yeast, fungus, white cheese vaginal walls, red/itchy/irritable, and asymptomati in males

Answer 11

Candidiasis

Question 12

lymphogranuloma venereum

Answer 12

chlamydia

Question 13

Condylomata accumnate

Answer 13

genital warts (HPV)

Question 14

molluscum contagiosum

Answer 14

multiple skin tags

Question 15

3 causes of chancre(s);

which one is NOT painful?

Answer 15

chlamydia, chancroid and syphilis; syphilis is not painful

Question 16

3 DDX for chlamydia

Answer 16

lymphogranulooma venereum, Reiter’s, and PID

Question 17

asymptomatic STDs in females?

Answer 17

chlamydia, gonorrhea, and HPV

Question 18

asymptomatic STDs in males

Answer 18

trchomonas and candidiasis

Question 19

copious discharge

Answer 19

gonorrhea

Question 20

frothy and foul discharge

Answer 20

trichomonas

Question 21

foul and itchy discharge in a female

Answer 21

chronic vaginitis

Question 22

watery discharge

Answer 22

herpes

Question 23

curdy discharge

Answer 23

candidasis

Question 24

yellow discharge

Answer 24

chlamydia

Question 25

autoimmne lethal bulla occuring in middle aged south americans involves IgG

Answer 25

pemphigus

Question 26

hereditary genital and extensor bulla lesions involving IgA. may be itchy and gluten sensitive

Answer 26

Dermatitis herpetiformis

Question 27

3 DDX for bulla lesions

Answer 27

Herpetiformis,
Impetigo,
Pemphigus

HIP

Question 28

3 most common Affect Disorders (thymic)

Answer 28

Bipolar (mania)
Unipolar (depression)
Schizophrenia

BUS

Question 29

hebephrenic

Answer 29

unpredictable mood swings

Question 30

catatonic

Answer 30

rigid posture, flat affect

Question 31

delusions of persecution

Answer 31

paranoid

Question 32

Dysmorphic disorder, conversion disorder, hypochondriac, somatization disorder, and somatofrom pain disorder are all what type of disorder?

Answer 32

somatoform disorder

Question 33

dysmorphic disorder

Answer 33

anorexia nervosa (convinced of a body flaw, real or imagined)