Terms & Trivia | Transmission | Management | STI Assessments | STI Plans |
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False
True or False: You can get an STI from a toilet seat.
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True
True or False: It is possible to get a sexually transmitted infection in the rectum.
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If patient has history of anus problems or anal sex, or has abnormal anus or rectum exam
When would a rectal test for an STI be indicated?
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Male 3: Patient with Positive Gonorrhea Test or Positive Chlamydia Test
History: 24 year old male patient reports penile discharge for one week. He reports burning with urination. Last had sex 2 weeks ago with new female partner. No condom use.
Exam: Penis with clear discharge and redness around urethral opening. Lab Test: Positive Chlamydia |
Genital Herpes
General Care of the Female Genitals Safer Sex
List the 3 patient education topics you would want to give to a female patient with an assessment of Possible Genital Herpes, Recurrent Sores (Female 9).
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True
True or False: Genital warts can return even after they are treated.
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True
True or False: You can get a gonorrhea or chlamydia infection in the mouth or throat by performing oral sex on a male or female partner with the infection.
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Last 6 months
Sex partners of a patient with an STI must be contacted. Partners from how far back before the last sexual encounter must be contacted?
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Male 2: Named as STI Contact
History: 28 year old male presents to clinic because a female partner he was sexually active with 3 months ago, told him that she was diagnosed with either Gonorrhea or Chlamydia but he can’t remember which. Patient denies discharge, abdominal pain, or other STI symptoms.
Exam: Normal Labs: Not yet performed. |
Every day until patient is feeling better (which may take 3-4 days) and 3 days after finishing the antibiotic medication.
When would you want to recheck a patient who has been assessed with Female 3: Possible Pelvic Inflammatory Disease
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Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (PID), Ectopic pregnancy, infertility, chronic pelvic pain.
Name one of the complications that can occur from untreated Gonorrhea or Chlamydia.
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True
True or False: You can get herpes from sharing a glass
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False
True or False: You should instruct your patient to clean their genitals prior to obtaining a urine test for Gonorrhea/Chlamydia.
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Female 10: Growth on Genitals: Possible Genital Warts
History: 41 year old female presents with bumps on her genitals. Has had for several weeks. Not painful. Last sexual activity 3 months ago.
Exam: Flat, raised, flesh-colored, clustered lesions on labia and around the anus. |
Doxycycline 100mg. Take 1 tab PO BID x 7 days
What medication is indicated for an adult patient with a positive Chlamydia test for a patient who is NOT pregnant and has NO allergies. What is the dosing?
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Human Papillomavirus (HPV)
BONUS POINTS ONLY: This is the most common STI in the United States. Approximately 79 million Americans are currently infected and most sexually active men and women will become infected in their lifetime.
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False
True or False: An active outbreak is required to spread herpes
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True
True or False: Patients with positive Chlamydia, Gonorrhea, Syphilis, and HIV tests must be Mandatory Reported to the State of Alaska section of Epidemiology.
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Female 2: Other Vaginal Discharge
History: 68 year old female presents vaginal discharge x several weeks. States it has an odor and is grayish. No itching. No abdominal pain, no pain with urination. Sexually active with male partner, monogamous x 34 years.
Exam: No fever, no pelvic tenderness, malodorous gray-white discharge, no cervical motion tenderness. |
Vaginal Discharge with Abdominal Pain, Possible Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (PID)
Which STI female reproductive system Assessment must ALWAYS be reported NOW
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Gonorrhea, Chlamydia, Syphilis, Trichomoniasis
Name 3 STIs that can be treated with antibiotics
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False
True or False: A condom, if used correctly, will completely prevent the transmission of the Herpes virus.
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HPV and Hepatitis B
BONUS POINTS ONLY: What two sexually transmitted infections can be prevented by immunization?
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Male 6: Sore or Rash on Genitals: Possible Genital Herpes, Recurrent Sores
History: 43 year old male presents today with several blisters on his penis for 1 week. They are mildly itchy and sore. He has recently had a severe lung infection and has not been sexually active in the last 7 months. He thinks the rash is similar to something he had a couple years ago.
Exam: grouped blisters below head of penis, tender to palpations. No tender or swollen inguinal lymph nodes. |
1 week
What is the minimum amount of time you AND YOUR PARTNER need to wait to have sex again after you BOTH have taken all the medication for a Gonorrhea or Chlamydia infection?
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