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NURS 371 Exam 3 Questions 100% Solved. Herpes Simplex (s&s) - answer-Blister-like genital lesions -Dysuria -Fever -Headache -Muscle aches Herpes Simplex (education) - answer-Recurrent life-long viral infection -Transmission via contact with mucous membranes or breaks in skin with visible or nonvisible lesions -Kissing, sexual contact, & vaginal delivery -No cure -Antiretroviral therapy to reduce or suppress symptoms, shedding, & recurrent episodes Trichomoniasis (s&s) - answer-May be asymptomatic -Dysuria ©SIRJOEL EXAM SOLUTIONS 10/11/2024 1:41 PM -Urinary frequency -Vaginal discharge -Dyspareunia -Irritation of genital area -Not always sexually transmitted Trichomoniasis (education) - answer-Avoid sex until cured -Avoid consuming alcohol during tx -Transmission: damp/wet surfaces, poorly cleaned hot tubs, bathing suits, towels, sex -Effects on fertility Vaginitis (s&s) - answer-Inflammation of the vagina -Vaginal discharge Vaginitis (education) - answer-Avoid douching to prevent altering the vaginal environment -Use condoms to avoid spreading the organism -Avoid tights, nylon underpants, & tight clothes -Wipe from front to back after using the toilet -Avoid powders, bubble baths, & perfumed vaginal sprays ©SIRJOEL EXAM SOLUTIONS 10/11/2024 1:41 PM -Wear clean cotton underpants -Change out of wet bathing suits as soon as possible -Become familiar with the S&S of vaginitis -Choose to lead a healthy lifestyle HIV (s&s) - answer-Asymptomatic with viral replication -Immunosuppression with opportunistic infections -AIDS HIV (education) - answer-Drug therapy -Compliance -Prevention -Care during pregnancy & childbirth HIV (CD4 count - AIDS) - answer200 or less Chlamydia (s&s) - answer-May be asymptomatic -Vaginal discharge -Endocervicitis -Inflammation of the rectum & lining of the eye

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NURS 371 Exam 3 Questions 100% Solved.


Herpes Simplex (s&s) - answer✔-Blister-like genital lesions


-Dysuria

-Fever

-Headache

-Muscle aches


Herpes Simplex (education) - answer✔-Recurrent life-long viral infection


-Transmission via contact with mucous membranes or breaks in skin with visible or nonvisible

lesions

-Kissing, sexual contact, & vaginal delivery

-No cure

-Antiretroviral therapy to reduce or suppress symptoms, shedding, & recurrent episodes


Trichomoniasis (s&s) - answer✔-May be asymptomatic


-Dysuria

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-Urinary frequency

-Vaginal discharge

-Dyspareunia

-Irritation of genital area

-Not always sexually transmitted


Trichomoniasis (education) - answer✔-Avoid sex until cured


-Avoid consuming alcohol during tx

-Transmission: damp/wet surfaces, poorly cleaned hot tubs, bathing suits, towels, sex

-Effects on fertility


Vaginitis (s&s) - answer✔-Inflammation of the vagina


-Vaginal discharge


Vaginitis (education) - answer✔-Avoid douching to prevent altering the vaginal environment


-Use condoms to avoid spreading the organism

-Avoid tights, nylon underpants, & tight clothes

-Wipe from front to back after using the toilet

-Avoid powders, bubble baths, & perfumed vaginal sprays

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-Wear clean cotton underpants

-Change out of wet bathing suits as soon as possible

-Become familiar with the S&S of vaginitis

-Choose to lead a healthy lifestyle


HIV (s&s) - answer✔-Asymptomatic with viral replication


-Immunosuppression with opportunistic infections

-AIDS


HIV (education) - answer✔-Drug therapy


-Compliance

-Prevention

-Care during pregnancy & childbirth


HIV (CD4 count - AIDS) - answer✔200 or less


Chlamydia (s&s) - answer✔-May be asymptomatic


-Vaginal discharge

-Endocervicitis

-Inflammation of the rectum & lining of the eye

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-Can infect throat


Chlamydia (education) - answer✔-Most common bacterial STI in the US; majority

asymptomatic

-Antibiotics (doxycycline, azithromycin)

-Combination regimen if gonorrhea also present

-Screening


Gonorrhea (s&s) - answer✔-May be asymptomatic


-Dysuria

-Urinary frequency

-Vaginal discharge

-Dyspareunia

-Endocervicitis

-Arthritis

-PID

-Rectal infection


Gonorrhea (education) - answer✔-Second most commonly reported infection in the US


-Highly contagious & reportable to health departments

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