STDS

Question 1

STD general

Answer 1

15-24 year olds, can be asymptomatic, treat partners, use ABX for coinfection

Question 2

neisseria gonorrhea E/M/S/D

Answer 2

E:human only, bind non ciliated epithelium, opa protein type IV pili

S: opa invades epithelium, can spread to distant tissue

D: opa is antiphagocytic

Question 3

how does gonorrhea evade immune

Answer 3

IGA1 protege, antigenic variation, opa phase variation

Question 4

gonorrhea clinical

Answer 4

pelvic inflam, VID, infert/ectopic

Question 5

gonorrhea gram stain

Answer 5

gram + diplococci

Question 6

gonorrhea treatment

Answer 6

cefriaxone injection with azithromycin (or doxy)

Question 7

trachomatis is

Answer 7

chlamydia

Question 8

chlamydia E/M/S

Answer 8

E: elementary body infects, obligate intracellular, non phagocyte

M: multiple in vacuole, become reticulate body

S: Rb back to EB, lysis

Question 9

chlamydia clinical

Answer 9

pelvic inflam, autoimmune arthtitis

Question 10

chlamydia treat

Answer 10

AB that target RB- azythro or doxy

Question 11

what kind of tissue does NG colonize?

Answer 11

mucosal

Question 12

how are both transmitted?

Answer 12

sex and maternal fetal

Question 13

which affect mucosal membranes

Answer 13

both

Question 14

intracellular?

Answer 14

CT

Question 15

extracellular?

Answer 15

NG

Question 16

which are chronic?

Answer 16

both