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genitourinary system Flashcards

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a bacterial infection that affects any part of the urinary system

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urinary tract infection

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What part of the urinary system is affected by UTI

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kidneys urethra bladder ureters

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UPPER UTI (GIVE THE 2)

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Ureteritis - ureters
Pyelonephritis - kidneys

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LOWER UTI

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urethritis - urethra
cystitis - bladder

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5
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most common causative agent for uti

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e. coli

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Why mas common ang uti sa females?

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shorter urethra

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what are the mechanical factors that cause uti

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catheterization, sexual activity, obstruction (kidney stones), douching

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metabolic disorder that causes uti

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diabetes due to glucosuria

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9
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mode of transmission for uti

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contact

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10
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incubation period of uti

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3-8 days

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signs and symptoms of uti

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urinary frequency
urinary urgency
pain

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urethritis pain:

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dysuria (burning sensation)

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cystitis

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hypogastric/suprapubic

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ureteritis and pyelonephritis

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flank/groin

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pyelonephritis signs and symptoms

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costovertebral angle tenderness
hematuria/pyuria
fever and chills

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complications of uti

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sepsis
acute kidney injury
kidney damage

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complications of uti female

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inflamed uterus ovary fallopian; pelvic inflammatory disease

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complications of uti male

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inflammation of epididymis testicles prostate

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19
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What is the gold standard in the diagnostic procedure of someone with uti

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GS CS - gram staining culture and sensitivity

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diagnostic procedures of uti

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GS CS
CBC
URINALYSIS
KUB Ultrasound
Intravenous pyelogram

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21
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what juice is good for prevention ng uti?

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cranberry juice

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22
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should we shower or bath to prevent uti?

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shower

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23
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treatment and management for uti

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antibiotic therapy
fluid replacement
analgesics
trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole

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zoonotic bacterial infection transmitted through urine of infected animals

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leptospirosis

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leptospirosis is also known as?

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Weil’s disease

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Causative agent for leptospirosis

A

leptospira interrogans
leptospira spp.

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27
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risk factors of lepto

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*occupation: sewage workers, farmers, miners
*location: rat infested, flood prone
*open wound to contaminated waters and soil
*swimming in contaminated water

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mode of transmission lepto

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contact with infected animal urine
vehicle - contaminated water/soil
vector - rodents/wild animals

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29
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incubation period of lepto

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2-30 days

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30
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how many days ‘til the lepto illness occur after exposure?

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5-14 days

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31
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T OR F: Lepto is a monophasic infection

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FALSE (F) biphasic infection

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32
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What are the 2 phases of lepto?

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leptospiremic phase and immune phase

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33
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What phase does lepto have mild fever and mild headache

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immune phase

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34
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what phase does lepto have high fever and severe headache

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leptospiremic phase

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35
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what phase jaundice occurs for patients with lepto

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immune phase

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36
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complications of leptospirosis

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hepatic failure
renal failure
meningitis

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37
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What is the gold standard in the diagnostic procedure of someone with LEPTO

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Microscopic Agglutination test

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38
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Diagnostic procedures for lepto

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dark field microscopy
serology
*microscopic agglutination test
*ELISA
*PCR

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39
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antibiotic for mild lepto. also serves as prophylaxis for exposure

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doxycycline

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40
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antibiotic for SEVERE lepto

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penicillin G

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41
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dialysis under lepto

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azotemia

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42
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sexually transmitted viral infection characterized by vesicles and papules in the external genitalia

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genital herpes

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genital herpes is also known as?

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herpes genitalis

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44
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causative agent for genital herpes

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herpes simplex virus 1 and 2 (HSV 1 AND 2)

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45
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sexually transmitted viral infection characterized by growths or bumps on the genital area

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genital warts

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46
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genital warts is also known as?

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condylomata acuminata

47
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causative agent for genital warts

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human papillomavirus (HPV)

48
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RISK FACTORS for genital herpes and warts

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unprotected sex
early age of being sexually active
weak immune system
multiple sex partners

49
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incubation period for genital herpes

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2-7 days

50
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incubation period for warts

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1-8 months but can take years

51
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MOT genital herpes

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sexual contact
vertical transmission
oral contact
asymptomatic shedding

52
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MOT genital warts

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sexual transmission
vertical transmission
autoinoculation
fomites

53
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*Slightly tender papule that ulcerates over 1 - several weeks
*itching
*dysuria
*fever and body pain
*swollen lymph nodes

A

genital herpes

54
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*small, hard, benign lesions
*cauliflower like shape, cluster of warts
*itching and discomfort
*dyspareunia

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genital warts

55
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Complications of genital warts

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cervical or vulvar cancer

56
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complications of genital herpes

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*meningitis, encephalitis
*proctitis, urethritis
*secondary sti

57
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diagnostic procedure for genital herpes

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tzank smear
pcr, viral culture
immunofluoresence

58
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diagnostic procedure for genital warts

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papanicolau smear
dna test

59
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vaccine for genital warts

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HPV vaccine

60
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treatment for genital herpes

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antiviral: acyclovir, famciclovir, valacyclovir

61
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treatment for genital warts

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cryotherapy
surgical removal
imiquimod cream and podofilox gel

62
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sexually transmitted infection characterized by firm, round, painless sores on genitals, rectum, and mouth

A

syphilis

63
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causative agent for syphilis

A

treponema pallidum

64
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risk factors for syphilis

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unprotected sex
early age of being sexually active
multiple sexual partners
infected blood transfusion
weak immune system

65
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mode of transmission

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direct sexual contact
vertical transmission
blood transfusion

66
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incubation period of syphilis

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10-90 days

67
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Give the stages of adult syphilis

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primary syphilis
secondary syphilis
latent syphilis
tertiary syphilis

68
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signs and symptoms for primary syphilis

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chancre

69
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These are hard painless papule that becomes ulcer with well-delineated borders in syphilis

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chancre

70
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signs and symptoms for secondary syphilis

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*condylomata lata
*body rash
*flu like symptoms
*lymphadenopathy

71
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signs and symptoms for latent syphilis

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asymptomatic

72
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signs and symptoms for tertiary (late) syphilis

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*gummas
*aortic aneurysm
*neurosyphilis

73
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signs and symptoms for EARLY congenital syphilis

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*initially asymptomatic
*runny nose
*rash
*condylomata lata
*hepatosplenomegaly

74
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signs and symptoms for LATE congenital syphilis

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*8TH nerve deafness with both and teeth deformities
*saddle nose
*saber’s chin
*hutchinson’s teeth
*moon’s molars

75
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complications of syphilis

A

organ damage
multi-organ failure

76
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diagnostic prodedure

A

dark field microscopy
serology

77
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treatment for syphilis

A

antibiotic
benzathine penicillin G
doxycycline if allergic to penicillin

78
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fungal infection characterized by superficial white patches along oral and vaginal mucosa

A

candidiasis

79
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oral candidiasis is also known as?

A

thrush or moniliasis

80
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causative agent of candidiasis

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candida albicans

81
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risk factors for candidiasis

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*prolonged use of antibiotics and corticosteroids
*weakened immune system
*hiv aids, diabetes, cancer
*infancy <6 months
*long term hospitalization
*pregnancy and hormonal changes

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MOT of candidiasis

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*direct contact
*vertical transmission during CHILDBIRTH

83
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incubation period for oral candidiasis

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2-5 days

84
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incubation period for vaginal candidiasis

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2 days - >1week

85
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signs and symptoms for oral candidiasis

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*white cheese/curd like tongue
*cracking
*burning sensation/tenderness
*pruritus
*loss of taste

86
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signs and symptoms for vaginal candidiasis

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*white cottage cheese curd like discharge
*itching and irritation
*redness and swelling
*rash

87
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diagnosis for candidiasis

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P.E.
swab and culture
microscopy with KOH

88
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complication for candidiasis

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sepsis- candidemia

89
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what antibiotics should a person with candidiasis should use

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narrow spectrum antibiotics

90
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T or F: person with candidiasis should douch and use tight moist clothing

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FALSE

91
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Treatment for candidiasis

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Antifungal:
nystatin (mycostatin)
clotrimazole (canesten)
amphotericin B (fungizone)

92
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sexually-transmitted bacterial infection that causes infection in the genitals, rectum, throat

A

gonorrhea

93
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causative agent for gonorrhea

A

Neisseria gonorrhea

94
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sexually transmitted bacterial infection that can cause infertility and ectopic pregnancy

A

chlamydia

95
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causative agent for chlamydia

A

chlamydia trachomatis

96
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risk factors for gonorrhea and chlamydia

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sexually active
engaged in unprotected oral, vaginal, anal sex
multiple sexual partners
history of STI’S
pregnancy

97
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incubation period for gonorrhea

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2-10 days

98
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incubation period for chlamydia

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7-21 days

99
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MOT for gonorrhea and chlamydia

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sexual contact
vertical transmission during CHILDBIRTH

100
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diagnostic procedure for gonorrhea

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Modified thayer-martin culture
nucleic acid amplification test

100
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diagnostic procedure for chlamydia

A

nucleic acid amplification test

101
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the primary site of infection sa males with gonorrhea

A

urethra

102
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the primary site of infection sa females with gonorrhea

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cervix

103
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T or F: Gonorrhea is not asymptomatic at early stage

A

F, its asymptomatic at early stage

104
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signs and symptoms for males with gonorrhea

A

purulent yellow-green discharge
dysuria
swollen testicles

105
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signs and symptoms for females with gonorrhea

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purulent yellow-green discharge
dysuria
abdominal pain

106
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signs and symptoms for females with chlamydia

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white watery discharge with foul smell
dysuria

107
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signs and symptoms for males with chlamydia

A

white watery discharge with foul smell
dysuria
swollen testicles

108
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complications for females with gonorrhea and chlamydia

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pelvic inflammatory disease
infertility, stricture of fallopian tube
ectopic pregnancy

109
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complications for males with gonorrhea and chlamydia

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epididymitis, proctitis
infertility

110
Q

what prophylaxis is used sa newborns para ‘di sila magkaroon ng gonorrhea and chlamydia?

A

erythromycin

111
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treatment for gonorrhea

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ceftriaxone
ciprofloxacin
cefixime
ofloxacin

112
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treatment for chlamydia

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azithromycin
doxycycline
erythromycin

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