Care in Sexual Health Clinic Flashcards

1
Q

What is the role of the sexual health clinic?

A
  • dx and managment of STIs
  • Partner notification
  • infection prevention
  • genital dermatology
  • contraception
  • community gynaecology
  • menopause
  • psychosexual counselling
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What are the benefits of partner notification?

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  • Effective form of case finding
  • Cost effective
  • Early diagnosis reduces morbidity/mortality
  • Reduces incidence of STI in community
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3
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What conditions do not require PN? Why?

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  • warts
  • herpes
  • vaginal thrush
  • bacterial vaginosis

> why: no benefit in asymptomatic case finding —nothing to do about it
not STI (candidiasis and BV)

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4
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What is partner notification?

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  • Process of informing people who have been in contact with STI
  • Look-back period depends upon STI
  • Public health benefit
  • Voluntary
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5
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Methods of PN

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  • PN agreement: Patient, provider referral (anonymously informed) and provisional referral
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6
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How to prevent Hep B?

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Vaccinations for people with: 
MSM
High prevalence countries
Sexual assault
Contacts
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7
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MSM pts should get which additional vaccinations; apart from Hep B?

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  • Hep A (rimming; seen in Gay men)

- HPV (<46y.o)

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8
Q

Name PrEP drugs…

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  • Tenofovir
  • Disoproxil
  • Emtricitabine
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How effective is PrEP rx?

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  • reduces HIV incidence by 86%
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10
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Who is eligible for PrEP in Scotland?

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  • MSM condomless anal sex with 2+ partners in last year and likely in next 3 months
  • Rectal bacterial STI in last year
  • Partner of someone with HIV VL >50
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What is HIV PEPSE?

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  • 3 antiretrovirals
  • Start within 72 hours
  • 28 days total
  • Probably 80% effective
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12
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Hep B PEPSE?

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HBV vaccine (up to 7 days)
Immunoglobulin (vaccine non-responders)
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13
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Define rape

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Penetration of the vagina, anus or mouth by the penis without consent

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14
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When is consent invalidated?

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  • incapacitated by ALCOHOL or DRUGS
  • incarcerated
  • violence or threat of violence
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15
Q

Sequelae of rape

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  • Injuries
    -Unwanted pregnancy
  • STI
    -Psychological sequelae common:
    >PTSD
    >Anxiety/depression
    >Psychosexual morbidity
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16
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How to manage recent rapes?

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  • forensic examination (RETAIN bedding, tampons)
  • immediate safety
  • address INJURIES
  • HBV vaccines
  • PEPSE (if from a HIGH risk gr.—high prevalence country/ Anal rape)
  • STI/ Pregnancy care
17
Q

Long term management of Rape victims?

A
  • STI screening
  • coping abilities assessment
  • PTSD
  • HBV vaccines
  • Practical and psychosocial support
18
Q

When to test for Syhphilis and HIV ?

A
  • after 12 weeks of exposure
19
Q

When to test for chlamydia and gonorrohoea?

A
  • 2 weeks
20
Q

RIsk factors of Gender based Violence?

A
  • HIV
  • being female
  • disability
  • addictions
  • pregnancy