Genital System Infections

Question 0

Urethritis (women):

Answer 0

1. C.trachomatis
2. N.gonorrhoeae
3. HSV

Question 1

Vulvovaginitis:

Answer 1

1. C.albicans

2. T.vaginalis

Question 2

PID:

Answer 2

1. N.gonorrhoeae

2. C.trachomatis

Question 3

Urethritis (men):

Answer 3

1. N.gonorrhoeae
2. C.trachomatis
3. U.urealyticum
4. T.vaginalis
5. HSV-2

Question 4

Orchitis:

Answer 4

Mumps virus

Question 5

Epididymitis:

Answer 5

1. N.gonorrhoeae

2. C.trachomatis

Question 6

Enteritis:

Answer 6

1. G.lamblia

2. C.parvum

Question 7

Proctocolitis/enterocolitis:

Answer 7

1. C.jejuni
2. S.flexneri
3. E.histolytica

Question 8

Proctitis:

Answer 8

1. C.trachomatis
2. N.gonorrhoeae
3. HSV-1/2
4. T.pallidum

Question 9

ULCERATIVE cutaneous lesions of the genitalia:

Answer 9

1. HSV-1/2 –> Herpes –> painful vesicles.
2. T.pallidum –> Syphilis –> painless indurated.
3. H.ducreyi –> Chancroid –> painful
4. C.trachomatis –> Lymphogranuloma venereum –> solitary, nonindurated

Question 10

WART cutaneous lesions of the genitalia:

Answer 10

1. HPV

2. Molluscum contagiosum

Question 11

Sexually transmitted pathogens with systemic effects:

Answer 11

1. HIV
2. HTLV
3. HBV
4. CMV
5. T.pallidum

Question 12

Common vaginal infections:

Answer 12

1. C.albicans (itchy)
2. T.vaginalis (itchy)
3. Gardnerella vaginalis

Question 13

Discharge of C.albicans vaginal infection:

Answer 13

Color - white

Amount - small

Question 14

Discharge of T.vaginalis vaginal infection:

Answer 14

Color - yellow

Amount - copious

Question 15

Discharge of G.vaginalis vaginal infection:

Answer 15

Color - white/gray
Amount - moderate
Malodorous discharge.

Question 16

Common opportunistic infections in HIV+ patients (450-200 T cells):

Answer 16

1. H.influenza
2. S.pneumoniae
3. S.aureus (catheter related sepsis)
4. S.epi (catheter related sepsis)
5. Salmonella species
6. Shigella species
7. Campylobacter species
8. M.tuberculosis
9. EBV (oral hairy leukoplakia)
10. VZV (shingles)
11. HSV-1,2 (recurring oral/genital ulcers)
12. C.albicans (thrush, vaginitis)
13. Tinea infections

Question 17

Common opportunistic infections in HIV+ patients (200-50):

Answer 17

1. C.neoformans (meningitis)
2. C.immitis (pneumonia, systemic infection)
3. P.jirovecii
4. C.parvum
5. T.gondii (encephalitis)

Question 18

Common opportunistic infections in HIV+ patients (<50):

Answer 18

1. MAC (Lung, liver, bone infection)
2. CMV (retinitis, esophagitis, colitis)
3. H.capsulatum (pneumonia, systemic infection)