Audia- infections of reproductive tract Flashcards

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love to live in area of belt line and very easily transmitted; cause infectious disease of reproductive tract

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scabies and genital lice

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presence of inflammation in vagina

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vaginitis

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3
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infection of vagina w/ the absence of inflammation

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vaginosis

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4
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antibiotic that inhibits cell wall synthesis

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Ceftriaxone

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5
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antibiotic that uses ROS to inhibit nucleic acid synthesis

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Metronidazole

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antibiotic that inhibits protein synthesis by blocking 50S ribosome reversibly

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Azithromycin

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pH of vagina

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acidic

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8
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most common microbes in vagina

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lactobacillus species

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9
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age, diet, and menstrual cycle contributes to ______ of the vagina

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microbiome

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NAAT

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11
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gram - like; no peptidoglycan
no gram stain
obligate intracellular

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Chlamydia trachomatis

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12
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what immunotypes of chlamydia are associated with STI

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D-K

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13
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____ bodies of Chlamydia are infectious and do not replicate

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elementary

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14
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____ bodies of Chlamydia are noninfectious and replicate

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reticulate

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15
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prevalence of ____ is higher in females than males

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Chlamydia

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non-gonococcal urethritis
pelvic inflammatory disease
reactive arthritis

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Chlaymida

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17
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main way to diagnose Chlamydia

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presentation of sx’s and NAAT

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18
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how to treat chlamydia

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Azithromycin; Doxycycline

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19
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likely cause?

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Neisseria gonorrhoeae

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20
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gram - diplococci
kidney bean shape
neutrophils with this pathogen inside it

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N. gonorrhoeae

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Grow on chocolate agar or Thayer martin (chocolate agar with antibiotics on it that prevent outgrowth of normal flora)

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N. gonorrhoeae

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22
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equal prevalence in males and females

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Gonorrhea

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23
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burning w/ urination
purulent discharge
self-limiting, but if persists can lead to fibrosis of urethra

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Gonorrhea

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24
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Gonorrhea is often asymptomatic in ______

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females

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Direct spreading to fallopian tubes; infection of peritoneum; Fibrosis of the fallopian tube (Sterility) Salpingitis Endometritis Peritonitis
Gonorrhea
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cervicitis
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asymptomatic _____ are primary reservoir of this
females
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Odds are if they are infected with one STI, they will be infected with
more than one
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can lead to blindness in babies eye (not trans-placental, but from physical exposure in birth canal); ocular infection
Gonorrhea transmission from mother to baby
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use pili to attach to epithelial cells pili can undergo phase variation to stay one step ahead of immune system
Gonorrhea
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cytotoxin (NLRs)------cytokine storm endotoxin (LOS)-----binds TLR4 and release of TNF alpha
Gonorrhea
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organism binds to factor H inhibiting complement cascade
gonorrhea
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usually does not disseminate, but if it does, can cause petechial rash or purulent arthritis
Gonorrhea
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for men, gram stain of discharge is used to diagnose _____
Gonorrhea
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for women, gram stain and culture or PCR test to diagnose ____
gonorrhea
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how to treat gonorrhea
Ceftriaxone (Rocephin injection) and Azithromycin
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syphilis
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darkfield microscopy PAINLESS lesions
Syphilis
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what causes Syphilis
Treponema pallidum
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corkscrew shape on microscopy no gram stain human reservoir
Syphilis
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more common in men
syphilis
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Syphilis
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transmit through sex AND transplacental
Syphilis
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highly infectious, hard, painless ulcer (chancre) with raised borders on genitalia or mouth, regional lymphadenopathy
primary syphilis
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lesions all over body, palms, soles "the Great Imitator"
secondary syphilis
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differential
HPV secondary syphilis
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neuro, CV, GUMMAS (on liver, bones, or other internal organs); gummas (granulomatous lesions, if immune system cant kill it, will wall it off)
tertiary syphilis
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gummas
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Neurosyphilis
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neurosyphilis
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3rd most common STD in the US Stays quiet and hidden!!!!!!!!!!!
syphilis
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to diagnose syphilis
darkfield microscopy RPR (rapid plasma reagin)
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RPR test for syphilis
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to treat syphilis
Penicillin G
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reaction to antibiotics due to lysis of organsim
JH reaction (Jarisch-Herxheimer)
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PAINFUL lesions (not in clusters)
Chancroid (due to Haemophilus)
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to treat Chancroid
ceftriaxone
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cause what
Urethritis
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to treat non-gonoccal/chlamydial urethritis
Azithromycin or doxycycline
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not sexually transmitted balance of microbiota disrupted no inflammation
Bacterial Vaginosis
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most have no symptoms, but can have: fish-like odor thin discharge itching can lead to spontaneous abortion
Bacterial Vaginosis
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Bacterial Vaginosis
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bacterial vaginosis mainly caused by what
Gardnerella vaginalis
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to treat Bacterial Vaginosis
Flagyl (metronidazole)
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trichomoniasis
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One of the TORCH organisms associated with neonatal infections strawberry cervix, green-grey discharge can have urethritis
Trichomoniasis
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cause of trichomoniasis
Trichomonas vaginalis
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to diagnose trichomoniasis
wet mount of discharge and Whiff test
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to treat trichomoniasis
flagyl (metronidazole)
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what to do when you see one STD
test for others
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cottage-cheese like vaginal discharge itching dysuria
vulvovaginal candidiasis
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budding yeast on wet mount of discharge
Candida albicans
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to treat vulvovaginal candidiasis
topical antifungals Monostat oral antifungals (fluconazole)
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genital herpes
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double stranded DNA virus, enveloped
HSV
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interferes with MHC I presentation of antigen
HSV
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PAINFUL lesions (ulcerative, vesicular, clustered) tender lymphadenopathy fever, malaise
HSV
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can give to baby by physical contact with birthing canal TORCH organism
HSV
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to diagnose HSV
PCR (viral culture)
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nucleoside analongs that are DNA polymerase inhibitors
Penciclovir Acyclovir
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used to treat herpes
antivirals (nucleoside analogs)
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Condyloma acuminata (HPV)
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cause of cervical warts (condyloma acuminata)
HPV 6, 11, 16, 18
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double strand DNA virus
HPV
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serotypes of HPV that have high risk for cervical cancer
16 and 18
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common skin warts HPV serotypes
2 and 4
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"stuck on lesions" fleshy soft outgrowths
Condyloma acuminata
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HPV infects actively dividing _____ cells
basal epithelial
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2 important viral encoded proteins that HPV makes; they dysregulate host cell cycle
E6 and E7
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___ and ___ inhibit P53 and Rb so breaks are off cell cycle and leads to dysregulation and more cell division
E6 and E7
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vaccine for HPV
Gardasil
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to treat HPV (procedures)
cryotherapy excision laser
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topical antiviral for HPV
5-fluorouracil
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topical immunotherapy cream for HPV that activates TLR7
Imiquimod cream