Sexually Transmitted Infection Flashcards

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What are the bacterial sexuall transmitted infecitons

A
Chlaymdia
Gonorrhea
MGEN
LGV
Syphillis 
Chancroid 
Donovanosis
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What is the most common bacterial STI

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Chlaymdia

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3
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What is the presentation of chlaymdia

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Majority is asymptomatic 
Increased vaginal discharge 
Post coital and intermenstural bleedin 
Dysuria 
Lower abdominal pain
In men urethral discharge
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What are the complications of chlamydia

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Pelvic inflammatory disease 
Ectopic pregancy
Infertility 
SARA
Epididymis orchitis
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5
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Which people are commonly affected with SARA more

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HLA B27 gene

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What is the diagnosis of chlamydia by

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Nucleic acid test:

  • 1st urine in men
  • swab in women
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What is the treatment of chlamydia

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Doxycycline for 1 week

Contact tracing and treatment of partners

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What is LGV

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Part of chlaymdia and is serova l1-3

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What is the presentation of LGV

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Ulcer 
Papulae
Haemorrhagic proctitis 
Fistulae
Strictures
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10
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What is the treatment for LGV

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Doxycycline for 3 weeks

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What is the diagnosis if LGV

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Nucleic acid test

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12
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Who does LGV occur in

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Men who have sex with men

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13
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What type of bacteria is gonorrhoea

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Gram negative cocci: neisseria gonorrhea

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What is the presentation of gonorhhea in men

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Discharge (thick and creamy)

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What is the presenation of gonorrhea in females

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Dicharge and abdominal pain

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What is the complication of gonorrhea

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Pelvic inflammatory pain
Prostatitis
Disseminated GC infection i.e when the infection spreads to the skin, joints and tenosynovitis

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How is gonorrhoea disagnosed

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Microscopy
Nucleic acid test
Culture

18
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What will the microscope of gonorrhea show

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Gram negative cocci

19
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How is gonorrhea treated

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Ceftriaxone IM

Full STI screen after management

20
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What does MGEN (mycoplasme genitalium) present like

21
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How do we mamage MGEN

A

Macorlide if not resistant

22
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What does syphylisis present with

23
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How do we diagnose syphyillis

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Dark ground microscopy
PCR swab
Blood test
Serology

24
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What are the ways sphyilis can present as

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Primary: ucler
Secondary: rash
Tertiary; develops after many years as cardiovascular disease

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What is the management of early sphyillis
Benzathine (penicillin) single dose
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What is the management of late sphyillis
Benzanthine penicillin weekly dose for 3 weeks
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What impact does sphyilis have
Has a long term impact on a developing foetus
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What are the viral STI that can occur
HPV Herpes Molluscum contagiosum
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What are the types of HPV that cause STI
Type 6 and 11
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What are the types of herpes (HSV) that cause STI
Type 1 and 2
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What is the treatment of HPV
Topical | Ablate the wart
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What is the treatment for herpes
Aciclovir
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What is the treatment for molluscum contagiousum
No treatment
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What is the symptoms for herpes (HSV)
``` Asymptomatic Painful ulceration Vaginal or urethral discharge Fever Myalgia ```
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What is the diagnosis of HSV (herpes)
Nucleic acid testing | HSV type specific antibodies blood test
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What are the other infections that can occur to cause vaginal dishcharge
Bacterial vaginosis Thrush Trichomonas vaginalis
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What is the treatment for thrush
Anti fungal treatment
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What are the risk factors for UTI
Immunocompromised Pregnancy Diabetes
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What are the symptoms of acute pyelonephritis (kidney)
``` Flank pain High fever Shaking and chilld Nausea Vomiting ```
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What are the symptoms for bladder cystitis
``` Pelvic pressure Lower abdomen discomfort Nocturia Dysuria Blood in urine ```
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What are the symptoms for urethritis
Dysuria | Dishcharge
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How do we diagnose UTIs
``` Urine dipstick Urine microscopy Urine culture Imaging Blood culture ```