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Exam 4 Practice- STI, Integumentary, Peds Threats
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What is self transmission to another area of the body, usually by unwashed hands called?
2
What is another word for a painless ulcer?
3
Neuropathic arthropathy or the deterioration of joints due to nerve damage is called what?
4
This is a sexually transmitted infection caused by bacterium Neisseria gonorrhoeae
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What is the progressive disease that affects the spinal cord's dorsal roots and columns and is the late consequence of untreated syphilis?
6
This is a type of flavivirus that is usually spread by mosquitoes but also by unprotected sex with an infected person?
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A sheet of latex that acts as a barrier between the vagina or anus, and a partners mouth during oral sex?
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A highly contagious STI that is controllable but not curable?
10
This is the most common type of STI?
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What meds are given to treat chlamydia?
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What meds are given to treat syphilis?
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A patient comes in with syphilis but is allergic to penicillin, what med(s) do we give in its place?
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What meds do we give to someone with Herpes Simplex Virus?
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What med is given to someone diagnosed with Gonorrhea?
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What is the second most frequently reported STI in the U.S?
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This is the most common and fastest spreading bacterial STI in the U.S?
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What is the study of the occurrence, distribution, and causes of human diseases?
19
The highest incidence of gonorrhea occurs in this age group?
20
Based on the part of the body it affects, this is another name for genital herpes?
21
This STI puts the patient at greater risk for aquiring other STIs such as AIDS?
22
This is a highly contagious STI that is controllable but not curable, and African American women are disproportionatly affected?
23
What are the signs and symptoms for the secondary stage of syphilis?
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What untreated STI can cause sterility in women?
25
This STI causes aortic regurgitation?
26
This is an inherited trait, that causes fungal infections, swelling, pain, purulent drainage, and odor?
27
What assessment finding(s) do we see with Seborrhea, Seborrheic Dermatitis, and Dandruff?
28
Consulting a cosmetologist, wearing loose hairstyles, frequently condition and detangling hair are all nursing considerations for what disorder?
29
This skin virus is highly contagious and affects the nerves?
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What are the ABCDE's of Melenoma?
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An inflammation of the skin: localized or generalized?
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What skin disorder causes an over production of sebum and can present as oily comedones?
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The most chronic skin disorder that primarily affects women ages 30-50?
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Erythema with silvery scales, lesions and can be itchy, are signs and symptoms of what?
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What prefix is associated with Dermatophytosis?
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Transmitted through direct contact, causes utchy scalp, nits attach to hair shaft and is treated with pediculicides?
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Fungal infection that causes thick/distorted nails and yellow/friable nails
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What are the signs and symptoms of furuncles, furunculosis, and carbuncles?
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Bacterial lesions, very contagious, topical/oral antibiotics, contact precautions, handwashing are all facts about what pediatric threat?
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What acne medication is considered dangerous in pregnant women?
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What is the incubation period for HIV?
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What is the incubation period for Infectious Mononucleosis?
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Having antibodies after immunization is considered what type of immunity?
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Being genetically resistant is what type of immunity?
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Getting antibodies from exposure is what type of immunity?
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