ch.8 Flashcards

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HIV

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33 million people worldwide infected

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alcohol myopia theory

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belief that under the influence of alcohol, people are more likely to focus on immediate feel good behaviors and ignore future negative consequences

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3
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viral STI’s

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herpes, HPV, Hepititis B, HIV/AIDS

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bacterial

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chlamydia, gonnorrhea, nongonococcal urethritis, syphilis, mycoplasma genitalium, PID

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5
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parasitic

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trichomoniasis, pubic lice

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herpes

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HSV1: cold sores,fever, fatigue, tenderness of lymph nodes in groin or neck, urinary pain or discomfort. appearance of clusters of small painful blisters in the genital area. itching, pain during intercourse, vaginal or urethral discharge and sensitivity in abdominal area.

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prodromal psymptoms

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warning signs such as itching, burning, pain that an outbreak or infection is imending

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viral shedding

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release of virus particles that can potentially spread the infection to others

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asymptomatic shedding

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release of infectious virus particles when no symptoms of infection are present

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10
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antiherpetics

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medications developed to treat outbreaks of the herpes virus

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HPV

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genital warts. most common STI in the US. typically painless warts. flat, lumpy or cauliflower appearance. may occur singly or in groups. many resolve on their own, or warts are removed

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Hepititis B

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no symptoms until the virus becomes active and begins to affect the liver. Jaundice, loss of appetite, abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, darkening of urine, rash joint pain.

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opportunistic infections

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diseases that establish themseleves in the human body when the immune system is weakened

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retrovirus

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type of virus such as HIV that survives and multiplies by invading and destroying the DNA of normal body cells and then replicating its own DNA into the host cell’s chromosomes

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incidence

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number of new cases of a disease in a population over time

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prevalance

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total comulative number of cases in a given population

17
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safe sex fatigue

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loss of tolerance for the necessity of practiving safer sex behaviors

18
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highly active antiretrovial therapy HAART

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combination of several meds prescribed for people who are HIV positive to delay the onset of AIDS

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pelvic inflammatory disease PID

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painful condition in women marked by inflammation of the uterus, fallopian tubes and ovaries. typically caused by one or more untreated STI’s

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urethritis

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painful inflamation of the urethra. often caused by one ore more untreated STI’s

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epididymitis

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painful swelling and inflammation of the epididymis

22
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chancre

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a sore that typically appears at the site of infection with syphilis

23
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acceptable level of risk

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level of risk one is willing to accept when making behavioral choices about one’s health and well-being.