front 1 S/S of PID | back 1 severe abdominal and pelvic pain and fever; foul discharge |
front 2 PID | back 2 inflammation in the pelvic cavity -can go away or can come back |
front 3 Candidiasis | back 3 a yeast infection caused by a change in the vaginal PH |
front 4 bacterial vaginosis | back 4 occurs when normal lactobacillus in the vagina is replaced by mycoplasma homins or anaerobic bacteria -treated with flagyl |
front 5 gonorrhea | back 5 caused by a bacterium that grows easily in warm moist environments of the reproduction tract. -infected pregnant female can pass it to the baby |
front 6 HSV2 (means genital herpes) | back 6 highly contagious.
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front 7 HSV2 treatment | back 7 no cure; acyclovir or valacyclovir can be given to lesson the symptoms |
front 8 Human papilloma virus (HPV) | back 8 high risk HPV has been known to the cervical, anal, vaginal, vulvar, penile, and oropharyngeal cancer. -just know there's different vaccines (strains) |
front 9 risk factor for sexually transmitted infections | back 9 women ages 15-24 are diagnosed with STI'S at a much higher rate than men. |
front 10 3 stages of syphilis | back 10
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front 11 a young boy presents to the emergency room after a soccer match , he is crying in pain. what diagnosis comes to mind? | back 11 testicular torsion, medical emergency |
front 12 patient has sudden scrotol pain | back 12 testicular torsion |
front 13 why is it important for Pap smears ? | back 13 cervical cancer |
front 14 testicular cancer | back 14 men with this are able to bank their sperm |
front 15 which elevated lab value would you look for in prostate cancer | back 15 LSA |
front 16 patient comes in with purulent vaginal discharge , what comes to mind? | back 16 PID |
front 17 PATIENT has COPD, on oxygen, diabetic, BPH which of the following should you address first? | back 17 respirations @32 |
front 18 syphilis - what would you see? | back 18 peeling skin on palms and soles, lesions |
front 19 prostate cancer | back 19 slow growing cancer |
front 20 antibiotics for clamydia- education | back 20 take as prescribed and avoid sex |
front 21 with BPH, what would you want to avoid ? | back 21 avoid alcohol, caffeine, no smoking |
front 22 in syphilis stage 3 (tertiary) , what would you see? | back 22 gummas would be seen |
front 23 what should never be given together? | back 23 viagra/ nitro |
front 24 patients diagnosed with syphilis, who do you notify? | back 24 local health |
front 25 peyronis | back 25 curved penis |
front 26 HSV | back 26 mom has it and can be transferred to baby and sexual intercourse or kissing |
front 27 HSV, where would you see lesions ? | back 27 genitals, oral, eyes, groin |
front 28 vasectomy, are they reversible ? | back 28 yes |
front 29 post op education for a vasectomy | back 29 no sex (can still get women pregnant, you need a negative sperm count) , breathable briefs |
front 30 fishy ocular = BV which med is given for this? | back 30 metrodizol (flagyl) |
front 31 patient taking Cialis, what are they at risk for? | back 31 presumption -they take this because of rectile dysfunction |
front 32 should you wear gloves to apply cream? | back 32 yes |
front 33 how long to be considered true infertility? | back 33 12 months |
front 34 as men age, what happens to their testosterone ? | back 34 testosterone drops, sex desire lengthens |
front 35 neurosyphilis side effects | back 35 blindness, hallucinations, dementia |
front 36 primary syphilis first stage is considered what? | back 36 painless |
front 37 STI/STD- transmitted how? | back 37 unprotected sex, mom to baby, bodily fluids, oral sex |
front 38 HPV vaccine | back 38 9 years old- three vaccines- should still go for annual Pap smear |
front 39 orecorectomy | back 39 removal of testes
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front 40 prioprism | back 40 prolonged erection |
front 41 BPH | back 41 enlarged prostate |
front 42 testicular torsion | back 42 twisting of penis |