Q: A which of the following criteria would warrant inpatient management of PID?

A paitent with an adenexal mass on TVUS

Q: Which of the following criteria would increase the chances of developing *complicated* vulvovaginal candidiasis?

A patient with type II diabetes

Question 1

What treatment is given to a patient diagnosed with PID who did not respond to outpatient treatment?

Accepted Answer

Cefotetan IV+ Doxycycline PO only

Question 2

A patient with a PMH of a painless anorectal papule, returns 2 weeks later w/ a unilateral buboe on PE. What is the preferred diagnostic test for this STI?

Accepted Answer

NAAT

Question 3

What tests should be ordered for a patient presenting with a painless chancre and discrete non-tender lymphadenopathy?

Accepted Answer

RPR + HIV

Question 4

A patient with a positive wiff test, and homogenous white discharge during thier pap smear has a sample sent to the lab that is positive for clue cells. What test did they use to confirm the diagnosis

Accepted Answer

Wet Mount

Question 5

A patient presenting with multiple painful vesicles bilaterally on the genitalia with bilateral lymphadenopathy, has what STI?

Accepted Answer

Primary HSV-2

Question 6

Which of the following is not considered clinical criteria for diagnosis of BV?

Accepted Answer

pH <4.5

Question 7

Which of the following STI's is not diagnosed with NAAT (nucleic acid amplification testing)?

Accepted Answer

BV

Question 8

During a routine pap smear, you observe yellow-green, frothy discharge aroud the cervix. What diagnosis is likely present for this patient?

Accepted Answer

Trichomoniasis

Question 9

What health condition can arise in patients with untreated chlamydia?

Accepted Answer

Ectopic Pregnancy

Question 10

What is of greatest potiental concern for a patient presenting with symptoms of epididymitis?

Accepted Answer

Torsion

Question 11

What treatment regimen should be given to a patient with HSV who is seeking supressive therapy?

Accepted Answer

Antivirals daily

Question 12

A patient with posterior testicular tenderness, pain not relieved with elevation of the scrotum and postive labs for E.coli should be treated with:

Accepted Answer

Levofloxacin PO * 10 dys

Question 13

A which of the following criteria would warrant inpatient management of PID?

Accepted Answer

A paitent with an adenexal mass on TVUS

Question 14

A patient with flat, pedunculated growth on the vaginal introitus, most likely did not recieve what vaccination?

Accepted Answer

HPV

Question 15

What is the bacteria most commonly found on a patient with a soft, painful ulcer with undertermined edges and a raised border and femoral lymphadenopathy?

Accepted Answer

H. Ducreyi

Question 16

Which of the following criteria would increase the chances of developing *complicated* vulvovaginal candidiasis?

Accepted Answer

A patient with type II diabetes

Question 17

Which of the following is not a late complication of a patient with confirmed LGV?

Accepted Answer

Severely painful ulcers

Question 18

A patient with cervical motion tenderness, uterine and adenexal tenderness, a temperature of 102F and a PMH of N. gonorrhoeae is at risk of what complication?

Accepted Answer

Infertility

Question 19

Which of the following STI's can lead to septic arthritis?

Accepted Answer

Gonorrhea

STI - Maternal Health Final

2) A patient with a PMH of a painless anorectal papule, returns 2 weeks later w/ a unilateral buboe on PE. What is the preferred diagnostic test for this STI?

3) What tests should be ordered for a patient presenting with a painless chancre and discrete non-tender lymphadenopathy?

4) A patient with a positive wiff test, and homogenous white discharge during thier pap smear has a sample sent to the lab that is positive for clue cells. What test did they use to confirm the diagnosis

5) A patient presenting with multiple painful vesicles bilaterally on the genitalia with bilateral lymphadenopathy, has what STI?

6) Which of the following is not considered clinical criteria for diagnosis of BV?

7) Which of the following STI's is not diagnosed with NAAT (nucleic acid amplification testing)?

8) During a routine pap smear, you observe yellow-green, frothy discharge aroud the cervix. What diagnosis is likely present for this patient?

9) What health condition can arise in patients with untreated chlamydia?

10) What is of greatest potiental concern for a patient presenting with symptoms of epididymitis?

11) What treatment regimen should be given to a patient with HSV who is seeking supressive therapy?

12) A patient with posterior testicular tenderness, pain not relieved with elevation of the scrotum and postive labs for E.coli should be treated with:

13) A which of the following criteria would warrant inpatient management of PID?

14) A patient with flat, pedunculated growth on the vaginal introitus, most likely did not recieve what vaccination?

15) What is the bacteria most commonly found on a patient with a soft, painful ulcer with undertermined edges and a raised border and femoral lymphadenopathy?

16) Which of the following criteria would increase the chances of developing *complicated* vulvovaginal candidiasis?

17) Which of the following is not a late complication of a patient with confirmed LGV?

18) A patient with cervical motion tenderness, uterine and adenexal tenderness, a temperature of 102F and a PMH of N. gonorrhoeae is at risk of what complication?

19) Which of the following STI's can lead to septic arthritis?