Chapter 29

Question 0

Are infectious diseases spread from person-to-person through sexual contact

Answer 0

Sexually-transmitted disease

Question 1

Is an outbreak of an infectious disease that affects a large population

Answer 1

Epidemic

Question 2

Is there infection caused by bacterium that affects the vagina and females and urethra in males

Answer 2

Chlamydia

Question 3

A painful infection of the ovaries fallopian tubes or uterus

Answer 3

Pelvic inflammatory disease

Question 4

This is an infection caused by several different kinds of bacteria like organisms that infect the urethra and cervix

Answer 4

Nongonococcal urethritis

Question 5

Caused by bacteria that affect the general mucous membrane primarily in the lining of the urethra in the cervix and vagina

Answer 5

Gonorrhea

Question 6

Vaginal infection that can lead to urethra from bladder infections

Answer 6

Trichomoniasis

Question 7

Common inflammation of the female genitals

Answer 7

Vaginitis

Question 8

Pink reddish words with cauliflower like tops that appear on genitals

Answer 8

Genital warts

Question 9

Blister like sores in the general area

Answer 9

Genital herpes

Question 10

That attacks many parts of the body and caused by small bacterium called spirochete

Answer 10

Syphilis

Question 11

A painless reddish sore at the place of where the pathogen enters the body

Answer 11

Chancre

Question 12

Bacterial infection with many similarities to the primary stage of syphilis

Answer 12

Chancroid

Question 13

A yeast infection of the vagina

Answer 13

Candidiasis

Question 14

Tiny insects attached himself to the skin and hair pubic region

Answer 14

Pubic lice

Question 15

Infestation of the skin by mites

Answer 15

Scabies

Question 16

Is caused by a virus that attacks the liver

Answer 16

Hepatitis B

Question 17

This is when a painless reddish sore appears place where the pathogen enters the body it appears within 10 to 90 days after contact with an infected person this last 1 to 5 weeks and will then go away even if untreated

Answer 17

Primary stage first sign of syphilis

Question 18

If not treated the pathogen will be circulated in the blood within 1 to 6 months after contact the highly contagious syphilis appears without treatment the symptoms will disappear but the disease continues to develop

Answer 18

Secondary stage

Question 19

Usually begins around two or more years after the initial infection all the signs disappear in this stage it begins to attack the heart in the blood vessels in the central nervous system the damages slow and steady

Answer 19

Latent stage 3rd stage of syphilis

Question 20

If untreated this stage to extend the 30 years and the heart skin brain and spinal cord are affected this can be treated but not cured

Answer 20

Neurosyphilis stage