Diseases Of The Genitourinary Tract

Question 1

Chancroid causative agent

Answer 1

Haemophilus ducreyi

Question 2

Genital herpes causative agent

Answer 2

Herpes simplex type two virus

Question 3

Trichomoniasis causative agent

Answer 3

Trichomonas Vaginalis

Question 4

Syphilis causing an agent

Answer 4

Treponema pallidum

Question 5

Nongonococcal urethritis causative agent

Answer 5

Chlamydia trachomatis

Question 6

Genital warts causative agent

Answer 6

Human papilloma virus

Question 7

Gonorrhea causative agent

Answer 7

Neisseria gonorrhoeae

Question 8

Bacterial vaginosis causative agent

Answer 8

Gardnerella vaginalis

Question 9

Urinary tract infection causative agent

Answer 9

E. coli

Question 10

Pyelonephritis type of agent

Answer 10

Bacterium

Question 11

Candidiasis type of agent

Answer 11

Fungus

Question 12

HIV aids type of agent

Answer 12

Virus

Question 13

Trichomoniasis type of agent

Answer 13

Protist

Question 14

Genital warts type of agent

Answer 14

Virus

Question 15

Syphilis type of agent

Answer 15

Bacterium

Question 16

Urinary tract infection type of agent

Answer 16

Bacterium

Question 17

Genital herpes type of agent

Answer 17

Virus

Question 18

Vaginal yeast infection type of agent

Answer 18

Fungus

Question 19

Nongonococcal urethritis type of agent

Answer 19

Bacterium

Question 20

Post-infectious glomerulonephritis transmission

Answer 20

Disease Sequela

Question 21

Gonorrhea transmission

Answer 21

Direct sexual contact

Question 22

Vaginosis transmission

Answer 22

Not fully understood

Question 23

Vaginal yeast infection transmission

Answer 23

Endogenous infection

Question 24

Genital herpes transmission

Answer 24

Direct sexual contact

Question 25

Syphilis signs and symptoms

Answer 25

Chancre, maculopapular rash, gummas, dementia

Question 26

Urinary tract infection signs and symptoms

Answer 26

Painful urination or urination with a burning sensation, dysuria, and urged to your infrequently, even unproductively

Question 27

Chancroid signs and symptoms

Answer 27

A small to large pustule forms on the scan at the site of infection and quickly also rates. Generally this is in the genitals, such as the foreskin, glands, shaft and scrotum in males or on the vulva and females. The ulcer is a painful, soft edged chancre that contains a gray or yellow-ish gray substance

Question 28

Gonorrhea signs and symptoms

Answer 28

A burning sensation when urinating, and discharge of white-, yellow-, or green – colored, pus from the urethra. The testes may also be swollen and tender because of epididymitis

Question 29

Pyelonephritis signs and symptoms

Answer 29

Acute mild to severe pain in the flanks, and/or lower back

Question 30

Bacterial vaginosis signs and symptoms

Answer 30

A strong fish-odored vaginal discharge, and may experience burning during urination or itching around the outside of the vagina or both

Question 31

Genital herpes signs and symptoms

Answer 31

Tingling, burning, itching and pain. Thereafter, vesicles form on the skin and there may be a local lymphadenopathy

Question 32

Candidiasis signs and symptoms

Answer 32

Vulvar itching (pruritis), vaginal discharge, painful urination and painful sexual intercourse

Question 33

HIV aids signs and symptoms

Answer 33

Flu-like symptoms including fever, headache, sore throat, swollen lymph glands and a rash. The infected person can then be asymptomatic for years. As the ability to fight infection is exhausted, the host develops swollen lymph nodes, frequent bouts of diarrhea, unexplained weight loss and symptoms associated with opportunistic fungal and protozoan infections such as thrush and PCP

Question 34

Pelvic inflammatory disease PID signs and symptoms

Answer 34

Severe pain in the lower abdomen, with nausea, fever and vomiting. There is often vaginal discharge and non-menstrual bleeding

Question 35

Genital herpes treatment

Answer 35

Famciclovir, acyclovir, valacyclovir

Question 36

Syphilis treatment

Answer 36

Penicillin

Question 37

Candidiasis treatment

Answer 37

Fluconazole or other azole antimicrobials

Question 38

HIV aids treatment

Answer 38

Highly active antiretrovirals therapy HAART

Question 39

Bacterial vaginosis treatment

Answer 39

Metronidazole (Flagyl)

Question 40

Chlamydia infection Street meant

Answer 40

Azithromycin and doxycycline

Question 41

Trichomoniasis treatment

Answer 41

Metronidazole (Flagyl)

Question 42

Gonorrhea treatment

Answer 42

Ceftriaxone, cefixime

Question 43

Genital warts treatment

Answer 43

Surgical removal; imiquimod and interferon–alpha

Question 44

Urinary tract infection treatment

Answer 44

TMP – SMX

Question 45

Genital herpes control and prevention

Answer 45

Abstinence or monogamous relationships and safe sexual practices

Question 46

Genital warts control and prevention

Answer 46

Gardisil or cervarix vaccine

Question 47

HIV aids control and prevention

Answer 47

Abstinence or monogamous relationships and safe sexual practices

Question 48

Syphilis control and prevention

Answer 48

Abstinence or monogamous relationships and safe sexual practices

Question 49

Vaginosis control and prevention

Answer 49

Avoiding multiple sex partners and excessive douching

Question 50

Vaginal yeast infection causative agent

Answer 50

Candida albicans