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genital warts, genital herpes;
treatment: acycloviar and antiviral drugs |
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| caused by HPV; increases risk for penile, vaginal, anal, and cervical cancers |
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| caused by Epstein-Barr virus type 2; latent periods and flare-ups; can cause malformations of a fetus or cervical cancer |
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| Gonorrhea, Syphilis, Chlamydia |
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spread through genital and anal mucousal surfaces;
males: painful urination, discharge of pus;
females: abnominal pain, discharge;
can result in pelvic inflammatory disease;
treatment: antibiotics |
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transmitted sexually or congenitally;
infected fetus can be stillborn;
painful chancre at site of infection;
treatment: penicilin |
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| most common STD; causes 25-50% cases of pelvic inflammatory disease; symptoms: urethritis, discharge, painful intercorse, irregular menses; treatment: tetracylcine |
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| Secondary sex characteristics: male |
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| appearance of pubic, axillary, and facial hair; growth of the chest and deepening of the voice; skin thickens and becomes oily; bone growth/density; skeletal muscle increases in size and mass |
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| Secodary sex characteristics: female |
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| breast development; subcutaneous fat, especially in the hips and breasts; widening and lightening of the pelvis; growth of auxillary and pubic hair |
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| homologous to bulbourethral glands |
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| homologous to the ventral penis |
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| homologus to the male scrotum |
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| inhibit the release of FSH and LH; prod the pituitary to synthesize and accumulate these gonadotropins; increased levels can cause a surge of LH; induce secondary sex characteristics |
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