name that GU disease

Question 1

yellow- gray frothy, malodorous vaginal discharge

Answer 1

trichomoniasis

Question 2

thick, white frothy, odorless vaginal discharge

Answer 2

candidiasis

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regional adenopathy, tender ulcer with sharp margins, females may be asymptomatic, tropical countries, bubo development

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chancroid- H. ducreyi and other haemophilus

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scanty, clear mucopurulent penile discharge

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trichomoniasis

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feeding poorly, unexplained fever, stool problems, jaundice

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UTI kid presentation

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systemic pathologies that occur 5-20 years after infection

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tertiary stage of syphilis

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clue cells

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bacterial vaginosis

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overgrowth in the vagina of an opportunistic pathogen due to pH changes (not an STI)

Answer 8

bacterial vaginosis

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maculopapular rash and mucosal warty lesions

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secondary stage of syphilis

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itching + dysuria + burning during sex + discharge

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candidiasis

Question 11

can cause bacterial vaginosis

Answer 11

trichomoniasis

Question 12

high fever (over 101), shaking, chills, nausea, vomiting, flank pain

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upper UTI- pyelo

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low abdominal pain, dysuria, frequency, urgency

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lower UTI- cystitis

Question 14

condyloma lata

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the mucosal warty lesions associated with the secondary stage of syphilis

Question 15

grey, thin, malodorous vaginal discharge and increased pH

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bacterial vaginosis

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can be found in eyes, mouth, urethra, vagina, rectum, penis, endocervix

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gonorrhea and chlamydia

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notched incisors, interstitial keratitis, 8th nerve deafness

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hutchinsons triad, seen with congenital syphilis

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hutchinsons triad

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congenital syphilis

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rapid developing soft, ragged edge ulcer that is painful and bleeds readily, lacks induration

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chancroid- H. ducreyi and other haemophilus

Question 20

mucopurulent thick penile discharge

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gonorrhea

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maculopapular cutaneous lesions, nasal obstruction, infectious mucoid nasal discharge, osteitis of nasal bones

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congenital syphilis

Question 22

G- diplococci with kidney bean shaped cells

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gonorrhea

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granulomata (gummas) in skin, bones, and joints

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seen in tertiary syphilis

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CV changes with aneurysm of ascending aorta

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cardiovascular syphilis seen in tertiary stage of syphilis

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lower abdominal pain, abnormal vaginal discharge, painful sex, increased menstrual pain, irregular menstruation, fever and chills

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PID- pelvic inflammatory disease

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meningovascular and focal neurologic changes with cortical degeneration

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neurosyphilis seen in tertiary stage of syphilis

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can lead to disruption of vaginal mucosal tissue

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bacterial vaginosis

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pelvic inflammatory disease is USUALLY due to

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n. gonnorhea and c. trachomatis

Question 29

watery penile discharge

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chlamydia

Question 30

until proven otherwise, all genital lesions should be considered

Answer 30

syphilitic

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chancre with a smooth base and raised, firm border that lasts for 3-8 weeks

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primary stage of syphilis

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sxs usually occur in 4 month olds, but can occur sooner, indicating a worse prognosis

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congenital syphilis

Question 33

G- obligate intracellular bacteria that require host’s ATP

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chlamydia