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Gonorrhea Pathophys

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  • Bacteria attach to the mucosal epithelium
  • Penetrate through the epithelial cells and enter the submucosa within 24-48 hours
  • Neutrophils get activated
    • causes sloughing of epithelium
    • microabscesses of submucosa form
    • exudate forms
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Gonorrhea: Presentation & Diagnosis

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  • Men:
    • Sxs:
      • urethritis, dysuria, urethral purulent discharge, orchitis
  • Women:
    • mostly ASYMPTOMATIC
    • urethritis, dysuria, cervicitis, increased vaginal discharge, spotting between periods, abd pain
  • Dx:
    • Positive gram stain = diagnostic; negative stain does not r/o
      • gram negative diplococci
    • Culture: endocervical, vaginal or urethral
    • DNA Hybridization Probe
      • NAAT (nucleic acid amplification test)
      • Non-amplified test
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Gonorrhea Dual Tx

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Chlamydia general info, sxs, dx, & goals of tx

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  • Chlamydia trachomatis
    • Gram neg diplococci
      • high infx rate < 25 yo
    • resembles both a bacteria and virus
    • Major membrane → similar to gram neg but LACKS A PEPTIDOGLYCAN CELL WALL → cannot be stained
    • requires cellular components from host for replication
  • Sxs:
    • most women are asymptomatic
    • beefy red cervix that is friable
    • urethral discharge → watery, less purulent
    • complications:
      • men: epididymitis; women: PID
  • Dx:
    • specimens: cx
    • enzyme immunoassay
    • NAAT
  • Goals of Tx:
    • prevent complications
      • PID, infertility, ectopic pregnancy, epididymitis
    • Reduce transmission
    • resolve sxs
    • prevent reinfection
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Tx of Chlamydia

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Chlamydia Tx for Recurrent Urethritis

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Syphilis General Info

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  • Treponema pallidum
    • Spirochete
      • difficult to stain b/c it is too thin
      • Spirochetes tend to be gram negative
    • Rapidly penetrates into intact mucus membranes
      • causes microscopic dermal abrasions
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Latent Syphilis Info

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Diagnostic Studies of Syphilis DFM & Non-Treponemal Tests

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Treponemal Tests and Algorithms for Dx of Syphilis

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Tx of Syphilis Algorithm

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  • Why is probenecid added to procaine penicillin for for neurosyphilis?
    • because it prolongs the action of the abx by preventing elimination of the abx in the urine
      • originally used in gout to promote excretion of uric acid in the urine
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Monitoring Syphilis Therapy

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Syphilis Summary

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Trichomoniasis Overview

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  • Caused by Trichomonas vaginalis
    • protozoan
      • more common than GC or CT
  • MOA:
    • attaches to host cells which triggers inflammation
      • causes direct damage to epithelium
        • micro-ulcerations form and discharge with lots of leukocytes is produced
  • Trichomoniasis Dx:
    • Wet mount of vaginal/urethral fluid
      • looking for disease causing parasite
  • Tx:
    • metronidazole/tinidazole
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Tx of Trichomoniasis

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  • Disulfiram-like Rxn with EtOH with metronidazole!!
    • **Watch out for Robitussin or Phenergan Cough Syrup too → will also cause this rxn**
  • Neuropathy with high dosage and extended use.
    • neurotoxicity
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Genital Warts Overview

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  • Human Papillomavirus (HPV)
    • >20M ppl affected
    • very contagious!
    • may resolve or become chronic infx
    • HPV 16 & 18 = cervical cancer (>70%)
    • HPV 6 & 11 = genital warts
    • wart formation → active viral replication is occurring
  • Clinical Presentation
    • Condyloma acuminata → cauliform keratotic with thick horny surface
    • flat warts appear on outer layer of skin
  • Dx:
    • DNA/RNA/Capsid Protein detection
    • tissue biopsy → only if you are uncertain of dx
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Tx of Genital Warts

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  • Podofilox (Condylox) 0.5% gel
    • arrests formation of mitotic spindle which prevents cell division
    • BID 3days on 4 days off, max of 4 weeks (1 month)
    • SEs: local redness, swelling, erosions
    • Not for pregnancy, vaginas, or anus
  • Imiquimod (Aldara) 5% cream
    • cell-mediated immune response modifier
    • wash it off after 6-10 hours
      • b/c it can cause burns deeper in the tissue if left on for too long
    • APPLY TIW HS X 16 wks (4 months)
    • SEs: erythema → indicates therapeutic levels
  • Sinecatechins (Veregen) 15% ointment
    • green tea extract
    • Do not wash off
    • avoid sexual contact
    • avoid applying to open wound
    • apply TID until clear or max of 16 weeks (4 months)
  • Can apply vaseline to the surrounding tissue to prevent burns
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Monitoring of Genital Warts & Prevention (Vaccination)

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Genital Herpes Overview & Dx

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Tx of HSV Overview

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SEs of Acyclovir

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Tx of HSV (V & F)

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Bacterial Vaginosis: def, dx, & tx

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Pelvic Inflammatory Disease: S/sxs & Tx

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Mechanisms of Oral Contraception

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  • prevents ovulation
  • delays sperm transport
  • reduces penetration of eggs by sperm
  • reduces implantation of egg
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Oral Contraceptives: types of Estrogen (3) & types of Progestins (9)

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SEs of Estrogen & Progestin

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Adverse Drug Effects of Estrogens & Progestins (Long lists from slide)

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Benefits of Combination Oral Contraceptives

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Basic Hormonal Contraception Flow Chart

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Hormonal Contraception PO Combination: Mono & Biphasic

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Hormonal Contraception PO Combination: Triphasic & Quadriphasic

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Estrogens are metabolized by which enzyme?

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3A4

  • Be Cautious with:
    • anticonvulsants, benzodiazepines, Corticosteroids, Penicillins, rifampin/rifabutin, selegiline, st. John’s wort, theophylline
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What do you do for unscheduled bleeding/spotting for a person on contraception?

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  • if unscheduled bleeding during follicular phase → can use estrogen
    • if unscheduled bleeding during luteal phase → can use progestin
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Summary of Estrogen

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Summary of Progestins 1st & 2nd gen

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Summary of Progestins 3rd & 4th gen

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Pubertal Suppression Therapies

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Feminizing Hormone Therapy/Masculinizing Hormone Therapy

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