OBGYN Crash Course Exam Complete Solution
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Which HPV types are associated with cancer?
Chlamydia and gonorrhea
can ascend into endometrial cavity into fallopian
tubes causing salpingitis
and pelvic perit
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OBGYN Crash Course Exam Complete Solution
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Which HPV types are associated with cancer?
Chlamydia and gonorrhea
can ascend into endometrial cavity into fallopian
tubes causing salpingitis
and pelvic peritonitis; can
also infect fetus as it passes through birth canal
causing trachoma and inclusion conjunctivitis or
pneumonia of the newborn which is caused by
or neonatal Ophthalmia which is
caused by .
-gonorrhea
-chlamydia
What condition is defined
as a rare complication usually
caused by chlamydia or
gonorrhea (chronic manifestation of PID) that causes adhesions between
16, 18, 31, 33, 35, 39, 45,
56
chlamydia; gonorrhea
Fitz-Hugh-Curtis syndrome AKA
perihepatitis
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true or false:
Viral shedding of HSV can
occur in asymptomatic patients without obvious lesions--also women with
either active infection or
asymptomatic HSV shedding can infect infants during vaginal delivery and
those with a + HSV test
near term are advised to
undergo C-section
Match the infection (cervicitis) with the definition:
"Thin and gray, amine or
fishy odor when combined
with KOH"
-Gonorrhea/Chlamydia
-Trichomonal
-Candida
-BV
true
BV
liver and parietal peritoneum?
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Match the infection (cervicitis/vaginitis) with the
definition:
"Foamy, greenish-white,
purulent, malodorous,
thin, frothy, foul-smelling
discharge"
-Gonorrhea/Chlamydia
-Trichomonal
-Candida
-BV
-HSV
-HPV
Match the infection (cervicitis) with the definition:
"Thick, creamy infection"
-Gonorrhea/Chlamydia
-Trichomonal
-Candida
-BV
-HSV
-HPV
Trichomonal
Gonorrhea/Chlamydia...
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