E1 Class Rep health & fam part 2 Flashcards
Characterized by an increased amount of thin, watery discharge with fishy odor
bacterial vagninosis
Characterized by cyclic pain, tenderness, and swelling in breasts right before menses
Fibrocystic breast changes
Characterized by a single blister-like vesicle or clusters of vesicles in genital area
Herpes
Characterized by thick, curdy vaginal discharge, severe itching, rash
Vaginal candidiasis
Characterized by fever, rash on trunk that resembles sunburn, vomiting, hypotension, and inflamed mucous membranes
Toxic Shock Syndrome
Etiology of Endometriosis
Unknown
Etiology of Bacterial Vaginosis
Overgrowth of bacteria
Etiology of pelvic inflammatory disease
Bacterial infection
Etiology of syphilis
Sprochete treponema pallidum
Etiology of Toxic Shock Syndrome
Bacterial infection
Treatment for pyelonephritis
IVF, IV abx, Pain meds
Treatment for chlamydia
Azithromycin
Treatment for genital herpes
Acyclovir (No cure)
Treatment of Syphilis
Penicillin
Treatment of toxic shock syndrome
IV fluids, Abx, hospitalization
What breast symptoms should cause concern?
-Pain/tenderness that persist after menstruation
-Lumps that are fixed/immobile
-Skin retraction/dimpling
Which of the following are symptoms of polycystic ovarian syndrome?
-Irregular or absent menses
-Excess facial hair
-Infertility
What are potential complications of untreated gonorrhea?
-Preterm labor
-Eye infection in baby
-Pelvic inflammatory disease
What prevents STI’s?
Condoms & Abstinence
T/F Secondary infertility is the inability to conceive after 12 months of unprotected intercourse
False
Which of the following are ways to improve fertility?
Decrease stress and anxiety
A client has scarring in her fallopian tubes due to PID. Which of the following fertility treatments would provide the highest likelihood of achieving a successful pregnancy?
In Vitro Fertilization
What is the pictorial view of chromosome called?
Karyotype
Normal female karyotype
46XX
How many pairs of autosomes in a normal karyotype?
22
Karyotype of male with down syndrome
47 XY +21
What is the sex linked disorder in which the female individual is missing an X chromosome?
Turners Syndrome
S/S of turners syndrome?
short height, wide neck, failure of ovaries to develop, heart problems, abnormal trunk, infertility
What is it called when males have an extra X chromosome?
Kleinfelter Syndrome
S/S of Kleinfelter syndrome
small testicles, decreased testosterone, less muscle mass, decreased body hair, enlarged breast tissue, little to no sperm
What type of inheritance disorder requires only one gene to be affected to display the trait?
Autosomal dominant
What is the likelihood of an offspring having Cystic Fibrosis, an autosomal recessive condition if one parent is a carrier and the other is not a carrier/ does not have CF?
0%
Example of Autosomal dominant disorders?
Huntington’s disease, dwarfism, polydactyly