APEA Patho- STIs OBJECTIVE ASSESMENT EXAM LATEST WAVEA+GRADEDUPDATED SYLLABUS 100% GUARANTEED PASS

APEA Patho - STIs OBJECTIVE ASSESMENT EXAM LATEST WAVEA+GRADEDUPDATED SYLLABUS 100% GUARANTEED PASS Immunodeficiency in later stages of HIV infection is a result of the HIV virus attaching to and destroying: T cells. B cells. macrophages. cytokines. - ANSWER T cells. Which statement about herpes simplex virus (HSV) is correct? HSV-2 causes HPV. HSV-1 causes shingles. HSV-1 causes cold sores. HSV-2 causes chickenpox. - ANSWER HSV-1 causes cold sores Which one of the following is NOT a reason that bacteria in the lower genital tract cause pelvic inflammatory disease (PID)? Variations in immune response Estrogen levels affecting cervical mucus Bacterial load of potential pathogens Barrier protection of the dynamic vaginal ecosystem - ANSWER Barrier protection of the dynamic vaginal ecosystem Which stage of syphilis is characterized by syphilitic dermatitis? Primary Secondary Tertiary Latent - ANSWER Secondary HIV produces cellular immunity deficiency by depleting: macrophages. T lymphocytes. lymphocytes. monocytes. - ANSWER T lymphocytes. Which of the following sexually transmitted diseases increases the risk of HIV transmission? Chancroid Gonorrhea Primary syphilis Trichomoniasis - ANSWER Chancroid A 75-year-old patient is experiencing progressive confusion and memory deterioration. Which of the following conditions that mimic dementia would be appropriate to test for? Urinary tract infection Neurosyphilis Ischemic stroke Parkinson's disease - ANSWER Neurosyphilis In men, primary syphilis presents as a: rash. chancre. herpes sore. pustule. - ANSWER chancre. During the physical assessment of a 22-year-old man, an NP identifies cutaneous ulcerations on the left lateral aspect of the mouth. The patient states that he has experienced these lesions before. The NP diagnoses: herpes simplex virus 1. herpes simplex virus 2. folliculitis secondary to shaving. erythema migrans. - ANSWER herpes simplex virus 1. Patients with latent syphilis most commonly exhibit: lymphadenopathy. rash on the palms and the foot soles. no symptoms. fever. - ANSWER no symptoms. Which sexually transmitted infection involves a pathogen that lacks a cell wall? Neisseria gonorrhea Mycoplasma genitalium Trichomonas vaginalis Chlamydia trachomatis - ANSWER Mycoplasma genitalium Which one of the following is sexually transmitted? Pediculus humanus var capitis Pediculus humanus var corporis Phthirus pubis Sarcoptes scabiei - ANSWER Phthirus pubis Which of the following is responsible for epidemic typhus? Pediculus humanus corporis Sarcoptes scabiei Phthirus pubis Ixodoidea - ANSWER Pediculus humanus corporis Which of the following is NOT likely a complication of pelvic inflammatory disease? Ectopic pregnancy Infertility Chronic pelvic pain Amenorrhea - ANSWER Amenorrhea Which one of the following is NOT a stage of gonococcal infection? Systemic dissemination Local inflammatory response Local proliferation Parietal cell surface attachment - ANSWER Parietal cell surface attachment A complication of meningovascular neurosyphilis includes: deep vein thrombosis. hearing loss. stroke. dizziness. - ANSWER stroke. Which one of the following statements about HIV is NOT correct? HIV is a bloodborne virus. HIV is a sexually transmissible infection.