STI Flashcards

(56 cards)

1
Q
  • 85% of primary & secondary syphilis
  • 51% also w/ HIV
A

MSM

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  • Most prevalent NON-VIRAL STI in United States?
  • MC presentation?
  • When do sxs occur?
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Trichomoniasis

  • Asymptomatic
  • 1-4 weeks after exposure
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  • urethritis
  • epididymitis
  • prostatitis
A

3 sxs of Trichomoniasis in men

(but men are usually asymptomatic)

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  • Increased vag pH >4.5
  • Vag irritation, malodorous, frothy, yellow/green discharge
  • LOTS of discharge
  • Petechiae on cervix or vagina (what’s this called)?
  • Organism?
A

Trichomoniasis

  • Strawberry Cervix
  • Trichomonas vaginalis
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Dx of Trichomoniasis

  • 60% accurate?
  • Most accurate?
A
  • 60% - wet mount w/ flagellated organisms
  • Swab –> culture (takes 7 days)
  • NAAT = fast and most accurate
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Tx of what?

  • Metronidazole (oral)
  • Tinidazole (single dose)
  • Retest in __
  • Test of cure in ___ (for pregnant pts)
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Trichomoniasis

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Increases risk of premature rupture of membranes, preterm deliv, low birth weight

(but tx does NOT reduce risk)

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Trich

(can tx pregnant women w/ Metronidazole)

(Lactating women should not breast feed 12-24 hrs after Metron single dose)

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  • MC bacterial STI in United States
  • Organism?
  • Peaks in late teens/early 20s
  • Screening?
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Chlamydia

  • Chlamydia trachomatis (gram -)
  • Women 25 or younger screened yearly
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  • cervical dsch
  • vag bleeding
  • low abd pain
  • F/chills
  • adnexal tenderness
  • burning
  • SMALL amt discharge
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Chlamydia sxs of women

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  • Oral & Rectal infections are more common in Trich or Chlamydia??***
  • Possible in which other infection?
A

Chlamydia

  • Gonorrhea
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  • 1st catch urine
  • NAAT
  • Pharynx/Rectal swab
  • Tx: Azithromycin single dose or Doxy x7 days
  • Don’t use which med in pregnant pts?? Cat D
A
  • Chlamydia
  • Doxy is Class D Preg
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12
Q
  • Increased risk of HIV
  • Untreated –> PID
  • Males –> epididymitis
A

Chlamydia & Gonorrhea

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  • May lead to preterm delivery
  • Leading cause of MILD conjunctivitis and PNA in newborns (ophthalmia neonatorum)
A

Chlamydia

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  • Severe conjunctivitis in newborns
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Gonorrhea

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  • sxs 1-14 days after exposure
  • Screen sexually act women under 25
  • NO recommendations for men or women over 25
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Gonorrhea

(Neisseria gonorrhea = gram -)

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  • Women:
    • Usually asymptomatic
    • cervical motion tenderness
  • Men:
    • urethritis, dysuria
    • white/yellow/green discharge
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Gonorrhea

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  • 1st catch urine
  • NAAT
  • Gram stain: PMN leuks w/ intracellular Gram-negative diploccoci**

(On exam)

A

Dx of Gonorrhea

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18
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  • IM Ceftriaxone + Azithromycin PO
  • or DOxy
A

Tx of Gonorrhea

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Newborns: perforation of globe & blindness

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Gonorrhea

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20
Q

MC cause of PID

A
  • STI organisms
    • Chlamydia & Gonorrhea
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21
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IUD within ___ of insertion can be cause of PID

A

3 weeks

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22
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  • Lower abd/pelvic pain
  • Cervical Motion Tenderness (Chandelier sign)
  • Uterine or adnexal tenderness
  • Cervical friability
A

PID

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  • Get serum quant HCG
  • US to r/o ectopic
24
Q

Outpatient regimen:

  • Cef
  • Doxy x 14 days
  • +/- Metronidazole x 14 days

Inpatient: IV

**FU in 48 hrs**

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**Hospitalize pts w/ ___ if:\*\*** * cannot r/o ectopic, appy, torsion * pregnant * Unresponsive to oral abx (48-72 hrs) * Tubo-ovarian abscess * Pt is VERY ill w/ 102.2F, N/V, looks sick
PID
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Main compliation of PID?
Infertility
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**Fitz-Hugh -Curtis syndrome** * What is it? / Which disease? * WHat 2 sxs?
**PID** * _Perihepatitis_ * RUQ pain & Adhesions * Adhesions between liver & diaphragm
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* Acyclovir * Valacyclovir * Famciclovir * Reduce dose if renal insufficiency * Initial outbreak: ___ days * Recurrent outbreak ___ days
**Tx of Genital Herpes** * initial: 7-10 days * recurrent: 1-5 days
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Transmission during vaginal delivery MC C-section to reduce transmission
Genital Herpes
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MC syndrome of Neonate HSV from genital herpes
Localized Skin, Eye, Mouth (SEM disease) 4 weeks after birth
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MC STI overall?\*\*\* on exam
**HPV** 6&11 are sexually transmitted
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* Most asymptomatic * Condyloma acuminata * flesh colored / soft * cauliflower * Persistence of this infection is MCC of \_\_\_\_
**HPV** * Cervical Cancer
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**Pt applied therapy:** * Imiquimod * Podofilox **Provider applied:** * Cryotherapy * Surgical therapy * Trichloroacetic Acid (TCA) (NO CURE of this)
HPV
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Vaccine for HPV?
9-valent HPV (Gardasil 9)
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* Treponema pallidum * painless chancre
Syphilis
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Primary Syphilis
Painless Chancre
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Secondary Syphilis
* **Rash** * diffuse, symmetric, macular/papular, NON-pruritic * Palms and soles of feet * Salmon colored lesions
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When is syphilis no longer sexually transmittable?
Latent | (asymptomatic)
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Late syphilis
* 10-20 yrs after infection * Neuro deficits: blindness, dementia, damage to internal organs
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What type of syphilis can happen at ANY stage?
Neurosyphilis
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Dx of syphilis
* Non-treponemal serological assays * RPR (MC used) = rapid plasma reagin
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* Benzathine PCN G (IM) * If PCN allergy: oral doxy * retreatment: weekly Benzathine PCN G (IM x 3 weeks)
Tx of Syphilis
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**Early Congenital Syphilis** * Manifests prior to __ yrs **Late Congenital Syphilis** * Manifests after __ yrs
* 2 * 2
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* CNS syphilis * Long bone abnorm * PNA * Severe anemia
Early COngenital Syphilis
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* Gumma Formation (granulomatous lesion) * Hutchinson Triad\*\*\*?? ## Footnote **(On exam)**
Late Congential Syphilis * Hutchinson teeth * Interstitial keratitis * Sensorineural hearing loss
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Tertiary Syphilis
* Multi-organ involvement * Gummatous syphilis (skeletal, spinal, mucosal) * CV syphilis: aortic regurg, CAS, aortitis
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* Haemophilus ducreyi * Sporadic outbreak in US * Painful ulcer * fould discharge * buboes * Contact County Health Dept
Chancroid
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* Chlamydia trachomatis * "groove sign" * rectal bleeding * Contact County Health Dept
Lymphogranuloma venereum (LGV)
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* Pthirus pubis * Crab louse * Tx: Permethrin cream rinse
Pediculosis Pubis
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All pregnant women should be screened for what 3 things?
* HIV * Syphilis * HBsAg
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Annual screenings for which 2?
* Chlamydia * Gonorrhea
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Screen MSM annually for what 2?
* HIV * Syphilis
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Screen 13-64 y/o
HIV
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9-Valent HPV (Gardasil 9) vaccine for \<15 y/o
**2 doses** * 0 months * 6-12 months
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9-Valent HPV (Gardasil 9) vaccine for 15+ y/o
**3 doses** * 0 months * 1-2 months * 6 months