FINALS

Question 1

common term for lice
that set up shop in pubic hair.

Answer 1

Crabs

Question 2

Symptoms: Crabs

Answer 2

: intense itching, tiny
eggs Attached to pubic hair, or crawling lice.

Question 3

The virus family that causes genital warts

Answer 3

HPV

Question 4

Signs: Genital Warts

Answer 4

Pink or flesh-colored warts
that are raised, flat, or shaped like
cauliflower

Question 5

T/F: Genital Warts often have no symptoms

Answer 5

TRUE

Question 6

a spreads easily and can
lead to infertility in both men and women

Answer 6

The Clap (Gonorrhea)

Question 7

Symptoms: The Clap (Gonorrhea)

Answer 7

burning during urination and
discharge

Question 8

later signs for the clap are

Answer 8

skin rashes or spread to the joints and blood.

Question 9

Women signs for gonorrhea

Answer 9

Vaginal discharge,
pelvic pain, spotting Symptoms

Question 10

administered to patient with gonorrhea stop the infection.

Answer 10

Cephalosporins

Question 11

a firm, round, painless sore
on the genitals or anus.

Answer 11

Syphilis

Question 12

later signs of syphilis

Answer 12

rash on the soles, palms

swollen glands, fever, hair loss, or fatigue.

Question 13

late stage, symptoms for syphilis

Answer 13

damage to organs such as the heart, brain, liver, nerves, and eyes.

Question 14

Syphilis can be cured with

Answer 14

benzathine penicillin
injection - to treat bacterial infections (eg, mild to moderate infections

Question 15

infects the rectum
and throat ; Burning and
itching at the tip of the penis,
discharge

Answer 15

Chlamydia

Question 16

Chlamydia: Symptoms in Women

Answer 16

Vaginal itching,

discharge odor,

pain during sex,

painful urination

Question 17

Herpes Simplex Virus Type 1 not an STD: T/F

Answer 17

TRUE

Question 18

Occasional cold sores or “fever blisters” on the lips. Small blister or sores on the
genitals are also possible.

Answer 18

Herpes Simplex Virus Type 1

Question 19

genital herpes are
caused by a virus called

Answer 19

HSV-2

Question 20

Fluid-filled blisters that
form painful, crusted sores on the genitals, anus, thighs, or buttocks

Answer 20

Herpes Simplex Virus Type 2

Question 21

nausea, belly pain, dark urine, fatigue, and a yellowing of the skin
or eyes with acute infection.

Answer 21

Hepatitis B

Question 22

Chronic infection: Hepatitis B

Answer 22

liver cirrhosis
and liver cancer

Question 23

best way to
learn your status. : HIV

Answer 23

blood test

Question 24

caused by a parasite that spreads during sexual contact

Answer 24

Trichomoniasis

Question 25

Trichomoniasis: DRUGS

Answer 25

Metronidazole

Question 26

Trichomoniasis: Signs and Symptoms in Women:

Answer 26

a yellow-green discharge with a strong odor, vaginal itching, pain during sex or urination

Question 27

Trichomoniasis Symptoms usually begin

Answer 27

28 days after acquiring the parasite.

Question 28

a bacterial STD that is common in Africa and Asia but rare in the U.S.

Answer 28

Chancroid

Question 29

causes genital sores Painful bumps on the penis that may develop into pus-filled open sores

Answer 29

Chancroid

Question 30

caused by a type of chlamydia ; Open sores on the genitals or anus lymph glands in the groin (seen here)

Answer 30

LGV (Lymphogranuloma Venereum)

Question 31

serious complication of untreated STDs

Answer 31

Pelvic Inflammatory Disease

Question 32

a type of amenorrhea when one has not gotten their first period by age 15 or within five years of the first signs of puberty

Answer 32

Primary amenorrhea

Question 33

when one has been getting regular periods, but stop getting the period for at least three months

Answer 33

Secondary amenorrhea

Question 34

(the most common cause of secondary amenorrhea)

Answer 34

Pregnancy

Question 35

causes of primary amenorhea

Answer 35

Turner syndrome - a chromosomal disorder in which female cells have only one X chromosome instead of two brain or pituitary gland problems missing parts of your uterus or vagina or having an underdeveloped reproductive system.

Question 36

causes of secondary amenorrhea:

Answer 36

birth control methods, Chemotherapy and radiation therapy

Question 37

ovaries stop working before age

Answer 37

Primary ovarian insufficiency (POl)

Question 38

amenorrhea may make you more likely to develop:

Answer 38

Osteoporosis cardiovascular disease

Question 39

treatments to help with the side effects of amenorrhea:

Answer 39

Estrogen therapy Calcium and vitamin D supplements Strength training

Question 40

relieves hot flashes and vaginal dryness

Answer 40

Estrogen therapy

Question 41

happens because the uterus contracts to shed its lining

Answer 41

DYSMENORRHEA

Question 42

menstrual cramps that come back every time one has the period, but are not due to another medical condition.

Answer 42

Primary dysmenorrhea

Question 43

Primary dysmenorrhea Pain usually begins

Answer 43

one or two days before you get your period

Question 44

Painful periods because of a condition or an infection in the reproductive organs

Answer 44

Secondary dysmenorrhea

Question 45

main cause of painful periods?

Answer 45

prostaglandin rise that makes the uterus contract

Question 46

Who is more likely to have dysmenorrhea?

Answer 46

first menstrual period before age 12.

Question 47

secondary dysmenorrhea (caused by another health condition), patient may need additional tests.

Answer 47

Ultrasound Hysteroscopy Laparoscopy

Question 48

treatment for dysmenorrhea

Answer 48

ibuprofen or naproxen acetaminophen

Question 49

extreme food restriction and an intense fear of gaining weight.

Answer 49

Anorexia Nervosa

Question 50

People with anorexia typically have a body mass index (BMI)that is below

Answer 50

18.45 kg/m2

Question 51

The most well-known physical sign of anorexia is

Answer 51

low body weight for a person's height, sex, and stature

Question 52

50% to 80% of the risk of developing an eating disorder is

Answer 52

genetic

Question 53

How is anorexia diagnosed?

Answer 53

Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5)

Question 54

three criteria for anorexia nervosa under the DSM -5 Include:

Answer 54

Restriction of calorie consumption Intense fear of gaining weigh distorted view of themselves

Question 55

Medication for anorexia nervosa

Answer 55

olanzapine - antipsychotic medication Medroxyprogesterone - for period regulation

Question 56

- involves a preoccupation with thoughts about committing suicide

Answer 56

Suicide Ideation

Question 57

intended to cause injury or death but is unsuccessful

Answer 57

Suicide Attempt (parasuicide)

Question 58

Theories of child abuse

Answer 58

➢ Special child: children who are abused. ➢ Special circumstance: stress ➢ Special parent: parents who abuse.

Question 59

action of the caregiver that causes injury to a child

Answer 59

Physical Abuse

Question 60

revealed by burns or by injuries to the head or hand

Answer 60

Physical Abuse

Question 61

shaking of a small infant by the arms or shoulder. It causes whiplash injury to the neck edema to the brainster. distinct retinal hemorhages

Answer 61

Shaken Baby Syndrome

Question 62

Unwashed, thin, and malnourished or dressed inappropriately is a sign of

Answer 62

Physical Neglect

Question 63

Constant belittling or threatening, rejecting, isolating. or exploiting a child Absence of positive parenting These are signs of what

Answer 63

Psychological abuse

Question 64

give protection to persons below 18 years of age or those over but are unable to fully take care of themselves or protect themselves

Answer 64

RA 7610