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| Gonorrhea causes painful urination, yellow pus and discharge from the urethra and is caused by this bacterium: |
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| Gonorrhea can be transfered to newborns and is treated with __ or __ |
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| This is a type of Nongonococcal Urethritis that is the most common STI in the U.s. nd is caused by a gram negative OIP: |
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| Nongonococcal Urethritis can be transmitted to a newborn and there is rapid diagnosis process that uses __ or __ amplification tests |
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| Syphilis is caused by this spirochete that cannot be cultured in the lab: |
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| Name the four stages of Syphilis: |
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- Primary Stage
- Secondary Stage
- Latent Stage
- Tertiary Stage
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| In this stage of Syhphilis, small, painless, hard chancres form and spirochetes enter blood stream: |
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| In this stage of Syphilis, a highly infectious skin and mucous membrane rash containing spirochetes occurs: |
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| In this stage of Syphilis, after 2-4 years of not having symptoms, the disease is not infectious except from mother to fetus and the disease usually does not progress even without treatment: |
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| In this stage of Syphilis, symptoms can reappear 10-20 years after it was acquired, is noninfectious, can attack organs and cause insanity: |
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| Syphilis can be diagnosed by using this type of microscope: |
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| This bacterial disease of the vagina may or many not be sexually transmitted and the bacteria may reside in the urethra without symptoms: |
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| This is a bacterial infection of the reproductive system is a subspecies of Chlamydia trachomatis and can be found in tropical regions: |
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| Lymphogramuloma Venereum infects __ tissue and can be treated with __ |
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| This is a bacterial infection of the reproductive system that causes a soft, painful chancre and is found in tropical regions: |
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| Chancroid is caused by this bacterium: |
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