STIs Flashcards

1
Q

Partner notification periods for chlamydia

A

Male urethral - 4 weeks. Any other e.g. female, male rectal etc. - 6 months

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2
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Partner notification for gonorrhoea

A

Male urethral - 2 weeks. Any other - 3 months

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3
Q

Partner notification for non-specific urethritis

A

4 weeks

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4
Q

Partner notification for trichomonas vaginalis

A

4 weeks

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5
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Partner notification for epididymitis

A

6 months unless chlamydia/gonorrhoea

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6
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Partner notification for PID

A

6 months unless chlamydia/gonorrhoea

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7
Q

Partner notification for HIV

A

4 weeks before negative test or before most likely time of infection

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8
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Partner notification for syphillis

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Primary - 90 days. Secondary - 2 years. Other: 3 months before most recent negative

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9
Q

Partner notification is not needed for what 4 presentations and why?

A

Warts, herpes, vaginal thrush and bacterial vaginosis.
Warts and herpes because asymptomatic positive would not help treatment.
Vaginal thrush and bacterial vaginosis because not STIs.

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10
Q

Who is given vaccination for Hepatitis B in sexual health clinic? (4)

A

MSM, high prevalence countries, sexual assault or contacts of positive

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11
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Who is given vaccination for Hepatitis A in sexual health clinics?

A

MSM

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12
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Who is given HPV vaccine in sexual health clinics?

A

MSM aged <46

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13
Q

What are 3 scenarios in which patient is eligible for PrEP in Scotland?

A

MSM condomless anal sex with 2+ partners in last year and likely in next 3 months, rectal bacterial STI in last year and partner of someone with HIV who does not have suppressed viral load

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14
Q

What is PrEP analogous to using?

A

Contraception

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15
Q

What is PEPSE analogous to?

A

Emergency contraception

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16
Q

What is the Hepatitis B Post-exposure prophylaxis following sexual exposure? (PEPSE)

A

HBV vaccine up to 7 days after exposure or immunoglobulin if vaccine non-responders (very rare)

17
Q

What is the PEPSE for HIV?

A

3 antiretrovirals that you start within 72hrs of exposure. Take for 28 days and approx. 80% effective

18
Q

Domestic abuse, rape and sexual assault, childhood sexual abuse, commercial sexual exploitation, stalking/harassment, FGM, forced marriage & online violence (e.g. revenge porn) are all examples of gender-based violence. True/false?

A

True

19
Q

What is the lifetime prevalence of attempted non-volitional sex?

A

19.4%

20
Q

What is the lifetime prevalence of completed non-volitional sex?

A

9.8%