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STI (Bacterial) Flashcards

1
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Common bacterial causes of STI?

A
  • Chlamydia
  • Gonorrhea
  • Syphilis
  • Chancroid
  • Lymphogranuloma venereum
  • Mycoplasma
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Common viral causes of STI?

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  • HIV
  • Herpes Simplex viruses types 1 & 2
  • Viral hepatitis A & B
  • Human papillomavirus (HPV)
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Protozoa that cause STI?

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Trichomoniasis

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Parasites that cause STI?

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  • (May be sexually transmitted
  • Pediculus pubis
  • Scabies
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Five P’s of STI screening?

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Partners (#, M/F), Practices, Prevention, Previous Pregnancies, Protection

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What is the most common STI?

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Chlamydia Trachomatis

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Which 2 STI’s often coinfect with one another?

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chlamydia and gonorrhea

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Routes of transmission for chlamydia?

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  • Sex: oral, vaginal, anal
  • childbirth
  • direct contact (spread to another part of same body)
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Symptoms of chlamydia?

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burning, inflammation, pain, dysuria, urethritis, discharge (pus), dyspareunia, prostatitis, urethritis, infective/reactive arthritis

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Complication of chlamydia in a female?

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PID, spead through fallopian tubes

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Common spread sites for chlamydia?

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eye and joints

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12
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What is reactive arthritis?

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when the antibodies attack both the bacteria and the joint

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What is is called when the antibodies attack both the bacteria and the joint?

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reactive arthritis

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Why is it hard to identify/see chlamydia using a gram stain?

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the bacteria is an intracellular organism

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What is the Rider’s Syndrome triad?

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trachoma, urethritis, reactive arthritis

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Neonatal chlamydia clinical manifestations?

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conjunctivitis (crust on eyes), pneumonia, premature labor and death

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Tx for chlamydia?

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antibiotics (doxycycline)

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18
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Why are women screened for chlamydia during pregnancy?

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up to 70% are asymptomatic

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19
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Which STI can spread to the CNS and cause meningitis?

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gonorrhea

20
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Reactive arthritis is unique to which STI?

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chlamydia

21
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Which clinical manifestation is unique to gonorrhea?

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pustules in the anus

22
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Gonorrheal meningitis is more common in what population?

A

children

23
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Why can the body not develop antibodies toward gonorrhea?

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the bacteria have OPA protein that binds to OPA receptor on the WBC, preventing it from working properly

24
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How to diagnose gonorrhea?

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  • will see gram neg cocc pairs on gram stain

- culture using Thayer-Martin media

25
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Which culture media is specific to gonorrhea?

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Thayer-Martin media

26
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What organism is responsible for syphilis?

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treponema pallidum (spirochete)

27
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Which STI is know as the “great imitator”?

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syphilis

28
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How long does it take for syphilis symptoms to show?

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< 3 weeks

29
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Classical signs of primary syphilis?

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chancre and inguinal lymphadenopathy

30
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What is a painless lesion found in the primary stage of syphilis?

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chance

31
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Symptoms of secondary syphilis?

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fever, regional or systemic lymphadenopathy, condyloma lata (lg with wart), papulosquamosrash

32
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Which symptom is characteristic of stage 2 syphilis and can be used as a diagnostic tool?

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maculopapular rash on palms of hands and soles of feet

33
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Which STI invades the endothelial walls of vessels?

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syphilis

34
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Time frame for stages of syphyilis?

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  • Stage 1: 3-90 days
  • Stage 2: 4-10 weeks
  • early latent: < 2 yrs
  • late latent: > 2 yrs
  • tertiary: > 3 yrs
35
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In which stages of syphilis will the patient have no symptoms?

A

early latent & late latent

36
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What is it called when the pupils can accommodate, but not react to light?

A

argyle Robertson pupils can be caused by syphilis

37
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Characteristic symptoms of tertiary syphilis?

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  • gumma
  • neurosyphilis
  • argyle roberston pupils
  • cardiosyphylis (attacks aorta)
38
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Early (birth-1 yr) symptoms of congenital syphilis?

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  • hepatosplenomegaly
  • maculopapular rash
  • pneumonia
39
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Late (> 1yr) symptoms of congenital syphilis?

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  • saddle nose deformity
  • saber skin deformity (tibia)
  • Hutchinson’s teeth
  • Hutchinson’s triad
40
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What symptoms makeup the hutchinsons triad?

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hutchinson’s teeth, interstitial keratitis and deafness

41
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Notched central incissors seen in late congenital syphilis?

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Hutchinson’s teeth

42
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What is a Jarisch-Herxheimer reaction?

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the dead syphilis bacteria release toxins causing fever, muscle pain, HA & tachycardia

43
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S/S of a Jarisch-Herxheimer reaction?

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fever, muscle pain, HA and tachycardia

44
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What are common sites for gumma formation in a patient with tertiary syphilis?

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skin, liver, and bone

45
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argyle robertson pupils

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when the pupils can accommodate, but not react to light

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