STDs

Question 1

Treatment for Chlamydia

Answer 1

Azithromycin or doxycycline

Question 2

Two syndromes caused by Gonorrhoeae

Answer 2

Arthritis-dermatitis or purulent arthritis alone

Question 3

Dermatitis-arthritis syndrome includes

Answer 3

sparse peripheral necrotic pustules
monoarthritis or oligoarthritis
Tendon sheath inflammation

Question 4

Possible cause of recurrent disseminated gonococcal infection

Answer 4

Terminal component complement deficiency

Question 5

Diagnostic test for N. gonorrhoeae

Answer 5

NAAT- urine or swab

Question 6

Treatment for gonorrhoeae

Answer 6

Ceftriaxone + Azithromycin or Doxycycline

Question 7

Treat disseminated gonorrhoeae

Answer 7

7-14 days ceftriaxone

Question 8

Treatment for PID

Answer 8

Ceftriaxone + Doxy with or without metronidazole

Question 9

Inpatient treatment of PID

Answer 9

Cefoxitin or Cefotetan and Doxy

Question 10

In PID, if no response to antibiotics, check

Answer 10

US for tubo-ovarian abscess

Question 11

Primary and secondary syphilis resolve

Answer 11

spontaneously

Question 12

After treatment, RPR and VDRL will

Answer 12

Go down or become negative

Question 13

After treatment, FTA-ABS and TPPA will

Answer 13

stay positive

Question 14

Diagnose Neurosyphilis

Answer 14

CSF lymphocytes >5
Elevated CSF protein
Positive CSF VDRL

Question 15

Alternative to Penicillin for syphilis treatment

Answer 15

Doxy or tetracycline

Question 16

Various Manifestations of Herpes

Answer 16

Oral, herpetic whitlow, genital, keratitis, encephalitis, Hepatitis, Associated HIV infection, Bell palsy

Question 17

Recurrent erythema multiforme is most commonly caused by

Answer 17

HSV

Question 18

Treatment for primary herpes keratoconjunctivits

Answer 18

trifluorothymidine, vidarabine, or acyclovir

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