STD's Flashcards

1
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what is the most common bacterial STD

A

Chlamydia

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2
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what is the preferred test for G/C

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NAAT ( nucleic acid amplification test)

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When should you collect specimens for G/C

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Men: first urine of the morning
W: vaginal swab is = to cervical

MSM should get annual pharyneal and rectal using NAAT

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Chlamydia screening, symp, complications

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screening: sexual active adlescents and women under 26

d/c : scant clear or cloudy white

complications: cervicitis, urethral syndrome, bartholinitis, endometritis, PID, procitis

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Chlamydia tx

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uncomplicated ( cervicitis, urethitis, tx partner)
- azithryomcine 1 mg single dose or doxy 7 days

Preg:
- azithryomycin

need to do pre testing and post testing ( 3-4 weeks after therapy)

complicated ( PID, prostatis, epdidiymitis)
- doxy DIB x 14 days

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Gonorrhea

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Purulent green d/c.

Both genders: procitisis, phargynitis

if dessiminated : miratory arthiritis , synovits, rash, fever, chills

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Gonorrhea TX

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uncomplicated : cervix, urthra, pharynx
- ceftriazone + azithryromcin (1) / doxy x 7 days

if they have gonorrhea must tx for chylamdia

  • complicated (PID epididymitis, prostatistis)
  • Ceftriazone + doxy 14 days
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Proctitis or proctorcolitis screening

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annual for MSM hx of unprotected receptive anal intercourse. New sexual partner in the < 60 days.

acute onset of purulent rectal discharge, anorectal pain, and tenesmuc ( frequent urges of passing stool)

swab anus for GC

TX: complicated
- ceftriazone + doxy 14

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PID presentaton/labs/tx/partner/complications

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sexually active < 24 year old with new onset one sided pelvic pain w/ mucopurulent vaginal discharge. New sexual partner. pelvic pain while walking, pain with intercourse ( dysapreunia), postive cervical motion tenderness w/ or w/o adnexal pain

Labs: r/o preg, HIV, G/C

Male partners: any partner within the last 60 dyas shoudl be tested and tx for g/c

TX: complicated
- ceftriazone + doxy x 14

complications: infertility, ecptopic preg, pelvic abbcess

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10
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What is the organism and test for syphilis

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treponema pallidum
RPR
VDRL

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Primary stage and secondary stage of Syphilis

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P: chancre painless, indurated, clean base , can resolve on own in 3-6 weeks

TX: benzathine peniciilin G IN x 1 dose

S: rash on palms and soles, no itch, condylona lata swollen lymph nodes, mucous patches on mouth, throat

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12
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Latent stage of spyhilis

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usually no symptoms
> 1 year from time of infection

TX: benzathine pencillin IM one dose X 3 weeks

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13
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Tertiary spyhilis

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soft tiisue tumors, aortic aneurysms

TX: benzathine pencillin IM one dose X 3 weeks

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14
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Jarisch-Herxheimer reaction

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common immune reaction after starting syphilis tx (myalgias, fever, headache, tachycardia)

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15
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Fitz High Curtus Syndrome

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complicated case of PID w/ G/c

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16
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what are two most common strains of HPV that cause cancer

17
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what is the tx for HPV ( pt applied)

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Pt applied methods ( cant use if preg)
- Imiquimod 3/75 or 5 cream
or 
Podofilox 
Sinecatchins
18
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what is the tx for HPV ( provider applied)

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cryotherapy ( can use w/ preg

tricholeacetic aced or bichloroactici be applied to warts

19
Q

W/ preg and HIV for HPV

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screen pap every 6 months

20
Q

Gardasil

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HPV vaccine at ages 11-12 (can be as early as 9) 6-12 month apart ( if completed by 15th bday only need two doses)

for ages 15-26 needs 3 doses 0, 1-2 y, 6 months

21
Q

Herpes simplex 1

A

usually oral infection

22
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Herpes simplex 2

A

gential infection

erythemetous papules that devlop into smal grouped vesicles, easily ruptured - small shallow ulcers

primary episode more severe adn can last up to 2 weeks

labs: HSV PCR DNA

23
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Herpes simplex 2 tx

A

first episode: Acyclovir po TID x 7-10dyas or Valtrex TID

episode therapy: duration 5 days
Acyclovir TID or Valtrex BID

Supressive therapy ( every day)
Acylcovir BID or Valtrex BID
24
Q

when is a herpes simplex 2 non infectious

A

never, even if skin has healed, still have low levels of viral shedding

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high risks for HIV
unsafe sex, msm, IVDU, blood products from 1975 to 1985, breast fed infant w/ HIV mother
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R/O signs of HIV
thrush ( candida esophagitis), hairy lekoplakia, weight loss w/ diahrea,
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what is acute retroviral syndrome
Acute HIV infection and Primary HIV first time infection HIV virus. Acute onset of fever, lymphadenopathy, malaise, sore throat, rash may resemble mono
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HIV testing
HIV1/HIV2 antigen/antibody immunoassay test - test for both strains and P24 antigen ( established infection/acute HIV) - if both strains are + = HIV there is a window period of 6 weeks to 6 months older screening test is ELISA TEST w/ Western blot as comfirmatory testing
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what should you do if CD 4 < 200
prophylaxis for PCP pneumonia | which is Bactrim, dapsone and pentamidine
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Pneumocystis Jiroveci Pneumonia
happens in AIDS w/ CD4 50--150 | check CD4 count eery month if on ART
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Cytomegalovirus
common cause of blindness in people with AIDS ( CD 4 < 100)
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Toxoplasmosis AIDS
part of aids | adult male present with difficulty walking complains of headache, blurry vision, weakness, change in mental status
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AIDS keys
HIV infection w/ CD 4 count < 200 other manifestations - candidiasis of esophagus/ bronchi/ trachea / lungs - pneumocyctis pnuemonia - Kaposi sarcoma - red to purple patches on the skin oral muscosa of the mouth / nose or throat - "C" infections: coccidiodomycosis, cryptococcosis
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what else can cause toxoplasmosis
handling cat litter or raw meat
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what can cause histoplasmosis
bird feces
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what can cause listeroisis
eating unheated hot dogs or cold cuts
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what can cause vibrio bacteria
eating raw oysters
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tx for nongonococcal urethritis
azithromycin 1 gm PO in single dose or doxy 100 bid x 7 days