Chapter 7: STI Infections Flashcards

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Primary prevention of STI’s = ?

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Preventing any infection! EDUCATION

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Secondary prevention of STI’s = ?

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Prompt Tx of the STI

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Risk reduction measures for STI’s & STD’s

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  • knowledge of partner
  • Reduction in the number of partners
  • Condom use
  • Negotiation of use
  • Low-risk sex
  • Avoiding exchange of body fluid
  • Vaccination (HPV ages 8-9, guardacil-9, Hep B)
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Research now shows that N-9 lubricated condoms and spermicides are NOT recommended for what ?

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The prevention of HIV & STI’s

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What is the most common bacterial infection ?

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Chlymidia

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What is the oldest bacterial communicable disease in the US ?

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Gonorrhea

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What are Bacterial STI’s ?

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  • Chlamydia
  • Gonorrhea
  • Syphilis
  • Pelvic Inflammatory Disease
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_______ (Bacterial STI), is transmitted by entry into subcutaneous tissue through microscopic abrasions that can occur during sexual intercourse ?

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Syphilis

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Syphilis can also be transmitted through what ?

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  • Kissing
  • Biting
  • Oral - genital sex
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True or False: With Syphilis, transplacental transmission may occur at any time during pregnancy ?

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True

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________ (Bacterial STI) can lead to serious systemic disease and even death ?

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Syphilis

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In terms of pregnancy, Syphilis can cause things such as ?

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  • PTL (Pre-term Labor)
  • PTB (Pre-term Birth)
  • etc,.
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Primary Syphilis (1 sore) typically starts to appear when ?

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5 - 90 days

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Secondary Syphilis (multiple sores) starts to appear when ?

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6 weeks to 6 months

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True or False: Pregnant women are screened for Syphilis ?

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True

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Serologic tests (can be false positives) & Microscopic exam of the lesions are screenings utilized for what Bacterial STI ?

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Syphilis

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What is the Drug of choice for the management of Syphilis ?

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Penicillin

other drugs available, if allergic

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True or False: When treating someone for Syphilis, their partners should also be treated ?

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True

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True or False: You should remain sexually abstinent during the treatment of Syphilis ?

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True

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What is the most common and fastest spreading STI ?

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Chlamydia

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_________ (Bacterial STI) infections are often silent and highly destructive ?

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Chlamydia

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What Bacterial STI is difficult to diagnose ?

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Chlamydia

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With Chlamydia, what type of people do we screen ?

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Symptomatic & pregnant women

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Why do we screen pregnant women for Chlamydia ?

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Because we don’t want babies to get it

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What WAS the Gold standard for diagnosing Chlamydia ?
Cultures
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Now, what is the preferred method for the screening/diagnosis of Chlamydia ?
Nucleic acid test-urine and blood testing (NAAT)
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What is the Management of Chlamydia focused on ?
Treatment & Rest
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What drug is used to treat Chlamydia (if not pregnant) ?
Doxycycline - Azithromycin --> if pregnant
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True or False: With Chlamydia, your partner should be treated ?
True
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How is Gonorrhea transmitted ?
- genital to genital - Oral to genital - Anal to genital - Mother to newborn
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True or False: Men may have more symptoms than women ?
True
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With gonorrhea, 80% of women are what ?
asymptomatic
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Risk factors for Gonorrhea ?
- Age - African American (most cases reported) - Early onset of sexual activity - Multiple partners
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The symptoms listed below correlate with what Bacterial STI ? - Women are often asymptomatic - Purulent discharge (not seen often) - Menstrual irregularities - Pelvic or abdominal pain - Rectal complications
Gonorrhea
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True or False: In pregnancy, Gonorrhea can affect the mother and fetus ?
True
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Gonorrhea in pregnancy can cause things like what ?
- PROM (premature rupture of membranes) - PTL (pre-term labor) - PTB (pre-term birth) - Uterine infection - IUGR (Intrauterine growth retardation)
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Newborns, who's mothers have Gonorrhea during pregnancy have the potential to develop what ?
Ophthalmic Neonatorum (eye infection)
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What is Ophthalmic Neonatorum ? | And what can it lead to. ?
Eye infection | Can lead to blindness
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What does the CDC recommend for screening for Gonorrhea ?
- Screen all at risk women | - Screen All pregnant women
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What is the Gold Standard for screening for Gonorrhea ?
Cultures
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True or False: The management for Gonorrhea is straightforward and has a rapid cure ?
True
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What is the Treatment for Gonorrhea ?
Ceftriaxone and Azithromycin | can get 1 Treatment or weekly
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True or False: In people with Gonorrhea, their partners should also be cultured and treated ?
True
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What type of bacterial STI, is an infectious process that involves the uterus, Fallopian tubes, possibly ovaries, and peritoneal surfaces ?
Pelvic Inflammatory Disease
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_________________________ (Bacterial STI) results from ascending spread of microorganisms from the vagina and endocervix to the upper genital tract ?
Pelvic Inflammatory Disease
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Below, are Risk factors for what Bacterial STI ? - Hx of STI's - Multiple partners**** - High rates of new partners - Untreated STI's**** - IUD's (increased risk for 3 weeks after insertion)
Pelvic Inflammatory Disease
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What Bacterial STI put's you at increased for... - Ectopic pregnancy - Infertility - Chronic pelvic pain - Dysparunia, pelvic adhesions, pus in uterus (pyosalpinx)
Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (PID)
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Below are symptoms of what Bacterial STI ? - Bilateral sharp, cramping pain in the lower quadrants - Fever greater than 100F - Chills - Cervical or vaginal discharge - Irregular bleeding - Cervical motion tenderness during intercourse - Malaise - N & V
Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (PID)
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True or False: PID is hard to treat ?
True
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Why is PID hard to treat ?
Because there is no one test! Because it is a combination of diseases/infections
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What is the management for PID ?
- Prevention - Medication - Hospitalization - Education
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HPV is what type of STI's ?
Viral
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What is the most prevalent viral STI seen in ambulatory health care settings (urgent cares) ?
HPV
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True or False: HPV is a highly contagious viral STI ?
True
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HPV is more frequent in who ?
pregnant women
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True or False: HPV lesions enlarge during pregnancy ?
Ture
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What is the primary cause of cervical cancer ?
HPV
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What is the C/O of HPV ?
Profuse irritating vaginal discharge
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What are others signs/symptoms of HPV ?
- Itching - "bumps" on labia - Dysparunia (painful intercourse) - Vaginal bleeding - Lesions
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True or False: Some Pap smears can detect BOTH abnormal cells AND HPV ?
True
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How is screening done for HPV ?
- Hx of known exposure - Physical inspection*** (looking for warts) - Pap smear (generally show abnormal cells)
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True or False: No cure has been shown to eradicate HPV ?
True
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What is the medication for HPV used for ?
For Discomfort
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True or False: If you have HPV, your partner should also be examined ?
True
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True or False: Sometimes HPV resolves on its own in young women ?
True
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True or False: There are vaccines for the management of HPV ?
True
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What is a medication that may be used in the management of HPV ?
Guardacil 9
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Genital herpes is what type of STI ?
Viral
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What is the abbreviation of Genital herpes simplex virus ?
HSV
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Herpes simplex virus 1 (HSV-1) is transmitted how ?
Non-sexually
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Herpes simplex virus 2 (HSV-2) is transmitted how ?
Sexually
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The initial infection of HSV is characterized by what ?
- Multiple painful lesions - Fever - Chills - Malaise - severe dysuria
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Primary genital herpes lesions progress from _________ to _________ to __________ to_________ and _____ that _______ and ______ ?
``` Macules --> Papules --> Vesicles--> Pustules and Ulcers --> that Crust and Heal ```
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True or False: The ulcers from HSV are... - tender - edematous - itchy - painful
True
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True or False: With HSV, maternal infection can have adverse effects on both the mother and baby ?
True
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True or False: With HSV, there are increased miscarriage rates in the first trimester ?
True
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True or False: With HSV, an association with cervical cancer has been observed ?
True | but primary way is HPV
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True or False: Pt's who get HSV for the 2nd or 3rd time may feel tingling even in the perineal area ?
True
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Can a pregnant women with HSV, deliver her baby vaginally ?
NO !!!!!
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In pregnant women with HSV, why do they plan a C-section for the delivery method ?
Because you don't want the baby coming into contact with the lesions !
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How do they screen/diagnose Herpes ?
Hx and physical exam
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Is there a cure for Herpes ?
No
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True or False: With Herpes, Antiviral meds are given to control symptoms ?
True
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What are examples of Antiviral meds used to control the symptoms of Herpes ?
- Acyclovir | - Valtrex
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With Herpes, how many times a day should you clean the lesions ?
BID
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In what non pharmacological ways can Herpes be managed ?
- Sitz baths - Oatmeal soaks - Tea bags
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True or False: Oral analgesics can be used in the management of Herpes ?
True
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True or False: The management of Herpes can be chronic or recurrent ?
True
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What is the most threatening Hepatitis to the fetus and neonate ?
Hepatitis B
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True or False: With Hepatitis B, disease of the liver is often a silent infection ?
True
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How is Hepatitis B transmitted ?
- Parenterally - Perinatally - Orally (rarely) - intimate contact
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What populations are at risk for Hepatitis B ?
- Asians - Pacific Island - Alaskan descent - Haitian - Sub-sahara African
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Other people at risk for Hepatitis B, include those with what medical ailments ?
- Liver disease - Dialysis patients - Women in mentally challenged instituations - Multiple sex partners - IV drug users - Healthcare workers
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When are babies vaccinated against Hepatitis B ?
Immediately in the Hospital ! with the follow up injections taking place in the Dr. office on future visits
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Who is screened for Hepatitis B ?
- Regular screenings for high risk individuals | - All pregnant women
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What is the management for Hepatitis B ?
- Hep B vaccine | - Counciling and education
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True or False: their is no specific treatment for Hep B ?
True
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With HIV, what is now considered the most common means of transmission in women ?
Heterosexual transmission
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The transmission of HIV occurs primarily through ?
Exchange of Body Fluids - semen - blood - vaginal secretions
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Once HIV is in the bloodstream, Seroconversion occurs when ?
in 6 -12 weeks
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At risk behaviors of HIV include ?
- Multiple partners - IV drug use - Hx of multiple STI's
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What does the screening/diagnoses look like for HIV ?
- Antibody testing | - CDC advocates for routine voluntary testing
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True or False: HIV testing is offered early sin pregnancy ?
True
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What is the preferred method for testing for HIV ?
Rapid testing
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True or False: Perinatal transmission has decreased with HIV due to antiretroviral prophylaxis ?
True
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With HIV antiretroviral prophylaxis is usually started when ? And continued through ?
- Usually started after the first trimester | - Continued throughout pregnancy
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What is a major side effect with HIV in pregnancy ? (antiretroviral prophylaxis ?)
Bone marrow suppression
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In pregnant women with HIV, a cesarean birth should be scheduled for when ?
at 38 weeks * Because its an environment where the amount of blood can be controlled. (I.e. utilizing suction)
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Should pregnant women with HIV avoid breastfeeding ?
Yes !
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______ ________ is a syndrome in which normal H2O2-producing lactobacilli are replaced with high concentrations of aerobic bacteria ?
Bacterial vaginosis (BV)
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What vaginal infection is associated with preterm labor and birth ?
Bacterial vaginosis
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With what type of Vaginal infection, do women complain of a "fish odor" ?
Bacterial vaginosis
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What is the most common type of vaginitis ?
Bacterial vaginosis
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What type of vaginal infection has discharge that is profuse whiter, grey, or milky ?
Bacterial vaginosis
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How is bacterial vaginosis diagnosed ?
By clue cell findings in the vagina
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What is the Tx for Bacterial vaginosis ?
Often Flagyl (metronidazole)
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What is the common medication ending that is used for a lot of vaginal infections ?
"azole" Ex: metronid"azole" (flatly)
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What is the second most common type of vaginal infection ?
Vulvovaginal Candidiasis, or yeast infection
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Vulvovaginal Candidiasis (VVC) can be what type of infection ?
Fungal or Yeast infection
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When does Vulvovaginal Candidiasis occur ?
When new yeast is introduced or more yeast is present in the vagina
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What type of vaginal infection has discharge that is Thick and white, and looks like cottage cheese ?
Vulvovaginal Candidiasis (VVC)
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What are manifestations of Vulvovaginal Candidiasis (VVC) ?
- Severe itching - Dysuria - Dyspareunia - Edema
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How Is Vulvovaginal Candidiasis Diagnosed ?
- Exam - Wet smear (Will see bud like branches)
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How is Vulvovaginal Candidiasis Treated ?
- Fluconazole (Diflucan) | - Miconazole cream (Monistat)
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With what type of type of vaginal infection should you think of "bud like branching" ?
Yeast
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What are factors affecting predisposal to Candidiasis ?
- Antibiotic therapy - Diabetes - Pregnancy - Obesity - Diets high in refined sugars - Use of corticosteroids - Immunosuppressed states ** A common factor in all of these except the first one = Environments with high amounts of sugar **
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___________ is a vaginal infection and STI and is a common cause of vaginal infections ?
Trichomoniasis
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What are the manifestations of Trichomoniasis ?
- Inflammation of the vulva and vagina - Puritis - Copius frothy yellow-green discharge
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What is the recommended test to diagnose Trichomoniasis ?
NAAT (is the most sensitive)
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What other ways is Trichomoniasis screened ?
- Speculum examination (very uncomfortable b/c of swelling, itching, etc.) - Pap smear
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How is Trichomoniasis Managed/Treated ?
Metronidazole (2g orally in a single dose)
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True or False: The partners of someone with Trichomoniasis should also be treated ?
True
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Why should the partner of someone diagnosed with Trichmoniasis be treated ?
B/c the Trichomoniasis infection can harbor in the urethra of males, so they have the potential to keep spreading it
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______ ___ ___________ is considered normal flora in the non-pregnant women ?
Group B Streptococci
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True or False: Group B Strepococci is a concern in pregnancy ?
True
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Why is Group B Streptococci a concern in pregnancy ?
B/c there is an increased risk for preterm labor and transmission to the newborn
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True or False: With Group B Streptococci, there is screening in pregnancy ?
True
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When is Group B Streptococci treated in pregnancy ?
Treated in labor and delivery * treated with IV penicillin before you deliver the baby* ( treating mom in L&D, but not the baby)
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Is a pregnant women with Group B Streptococci, required to have a C-section ?
No !
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With Group B Streptococci, There is a risk of _____ for the neonate ?
GBS
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What are key STI-prevention strategies ?
Risk-reduction
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Prevention of mother-to-newborn HIV transmission is most effective when ?
When the women receives antiretroviral drugs during pregnancy, labor and birth, and when the infant receives the drugs after birth.
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_________ has reemerged as a common STI, affecting African American women more than any other racial or ethnic group ?
Syphilis
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Effective screening by health care providers requires what ?
An open discussion about sexual orientation in an accepting manner
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Women who have sex with women are at risk for what type of infections ?
Bacterial, viral, and protozoal infections
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Person's in what community are at risk for STI'S ?
LGBT community
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_________ is the most common STI in women in the United States and is the most common cause of PID ?
Chalmydia
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Viral Hepatitis has several forms of transmission, but _____ infections carry the greatest risk ?
HBV
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What type of individuals are at the greatest risk for STI's and HIV ?
Young, sexually active women who do not practice risk reducing sexual behaviors and who have multiple partners
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______ are responsible for substantial mortality and morbidity, great personal suffering, and heavy economic burden in the Unites States ?
STI's
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True or False: Both mother and baby should be considered when the pregnant women contract an infection ?
True