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REPRO exam 2

1.

S/S of PID

severe abdominal and pelvic pain and fever; foul discharge

2.

PID

inflammation in the pelvic cavity

-can go away or can come back

3.

Candidiasis

a yeast infection caused by a change in the vaginal PH

4.

bacterial vaginosis

occurs when normal lactobacillus in the vagina is replaced by mycoplasma homins or anaerobic bacteria

-treated with flagyl

5.

gonorrhea

caused by a bacterium that grows easily in warm moist environments of the reproduction tract.

-infected pregnant female can pass it to the baby

6.

HSV2 (means genital herpes)

highly contagious.

  • lies dormant- needs protection
7.

HSV2 treatment

no cure; acyclovir or valacyclovir can be given to lesson the symptoms

8.

Human papilloma virus (HPV)

high risk HPV has been known to the cervical, anal, vaginal, vulvar, penile, and oropharyngeal cancer.

-just know there's different vaccines (strains)

9.

risk factor for sexually transmitted infections

women ages 15-24 are diagnosed with STI'S at a much higher rate than men.

10.

3 stages of syphilis

  • primary- chance (painless, ulcer) very contagious
  • secondary- possible non-itchy skin rash (often on palms and soles) and blood tests
  • teritary- develop gumma (soft tumor occurring anywhere on body) neurologic symptoms (neurophylis)
11.

a young boy presents to the emergency room after a soccer match , he is crying in pain. what diagnosis comes to mind?

testicular torsion, medical emergency

12.

patient has sudden scrotol pain

testicular torsion

13.

why is it important for Pap smears ?

cervical cancer

14.

testicular cancer

men with this are able to bank their sperm

15.

which elevated lab value would you look for in prostate cancer

LSA

16.

patient comes in with purulent vaginal discharge , what comes to mind?

PID

17.

PATIENT has COPD, on oxygen, diabetic, BPH which of the following should you address first?

respirations @32

18.

syphilis - what would you see?

peeling skin on palms and soles, lesions

19.

prostate cancer

slow growing cancer

20.

antibiotics for clamydia- education

take as prescribed and avoid sex

21.

with BPH, what would you want to avoid ?

avoid alcohol, caffeine, no smoking

22.

in syphilis stage 3 (tertiary) , what would you see?

gummas would be seen

23.

what should never be given together?

viagra/ nitro

24.

patients diagnosed with syphilis, who do you notify?

local health

25.

peyronis

curved penis

26.

HSV

mom has it and can be transferred to baby and sexual intercourse or kissing

27.

HSV, where would you see lesions ?

genitals, oral, eyes, groin

28.

vasectomy, are they reversible ?

yes

29.

post op education for a vasectomy

no sex (can still get women pregnant, you need a negative sperm count) , breathable briefs

30.

fishy ocular = BV

which med is given for this?

metrodizol (flagyl)

31.

patient taking Cialis, what are they at risk for?

presumption

-they take this because of rectile dysfunction

32.

should you wear gloves to apply cream?

yes

33.

how long to be considered true infertility?

12 months

34.

as men age, what happens to their testosterone ?

testosterone drops, sex desire lengthens

35.

neurosyphilis side effects

blindness, hallucinations, dementia

36.

primary syphilis first stage is considered what?

painless

37.

STI/STD- transmitted how?

unprotected sex, mom to baby, bodily fluids, oral sex

38.

HPV vaccine

9 years old- three vaccines- should still go for annual Pap smear

39.

orecorectomy

removal of testes

  • can bank sperm
  • educate on supportive briefs
  • if circumsized= more at risk for penil cancer
40.

prioprism

prolonged erection

41.

BPH

enlarged prostate

42.

testicular torsion

twisting of penis