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Name STIs that can be transmitted through oral sex

A 
herpes simplex
HPV
Gonorrhoea
chlamydia
syphilis
HIV
Hep b, c
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What type of herpes presents on the lips?

A

type 1

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what type presents on the genitals?

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type 2

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what is the management of orolabial herpes?

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self liminting 7-10 days
acyclivor
avoidance of contact

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5
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What strain of HPV causes genital warts?

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6 and 11

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what strains of HPV are oncogenic?

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16 and 18

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what bacteria are associated with syphillis?

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treponemaa palladium

spirochaete

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how does the syphilis infection invade?

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via skin or mucous membranes

quickly depositied in variety of tissues

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what Ig are involved?

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IgM and IgG

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10
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how does primary syphilis present?

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site of infection
70 % painless
chancre
commonly seen in mouth
resolves in 3-6 weeks
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how does secondary syphilis present?

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usually 3-6 wks after chancre
multisystem
rash most common

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what are other symptoms of secondary syphilis?

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sore throat
lymphadenopathy
malaise
fatigue
alopecia
anterior uveitits
meningitis
cranial nerve palsies
otitis
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What are the routes of infection re. HIV?

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blood
sex
mother - child

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what are the treatments for HIV?

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antiviral therapy- prevents viral replication CD4 recovers

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How is HIV tested for?

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blood test- usually positive by 4 weeks
may remain negative for up to 12 weeks
must get verbal consent

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What can be clinical indicators for HIV and AIDS

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lymphadenopathy
chronic parotitis
mononucleosis
oral candidisasis
head and neck cancer
children with poor dental hygiene
17
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What measures to take re. low risk patient

A

ensure HBV up to date and infrom OHSAS

18
Q

what measures to take re. high risk exposure and fluid?

A

risk assess patient
seek consent to test patient
refer OHSAS

19
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what measurs to take re. high risk patient?

A

refer immediately to emergency department

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