Question

11. Which syphilis study was instrumental in changing how we all carry forth medical research?

a. The Androgen Study

b. The Tuskegee Experiment

c. The South Beach Study

d. The Framingham Study _____

12. Your female patient presents with a neuropathic type of pain two days before they feel itching and irritation in their vulvar region. One day later, they present with vesicular lesions that eventually break and ulcerate. What is the most likely medical diagnosis of this presentation?

a. Chlamydia trachomatis

b. Neisseria gonorrhea

c. Trichomonas vaginalis

d. Herpes Simplex _____

13. Cervical motion tenderness and a fishy, frothy vaginal discharge are presumptive signs of which STI?

a. Candida albicans

b. Trichomonas vaginalis

c. Gardnerella vaginalis

d. Neisseria gonorrhea _____

14. Vesicular rashes appear as discrete or clustered groups of fluid filled lesions. Which of the following is a disease process presenting with vesicular lesions?

a. E. coli

b. Human Papilloma Virus

c. HSV I or II

d. Chlamydia trachomatis _____

15. One of the key take home reminders in STI prevention efforts includes:

a. Safe sex education

b. STI education

c. Monogamy

d. All of the above

Answer 1

11. (b)The Tuskegee experiment.

Reason:

• Tuskego study of untreated syphilis is The Nigero mate was a clinical study conducted purpose a This study to observe The Natwal history & untreated syphilts,

12. (d) herpes simplex.

Reason:

Herpes Exuption and simplen virus causes resicular on The sker all over The area Eventualler break and warate.

13. (b) Trichomonas vaginalis.

Reason:

@ Trichomonas Vaginale e causis Enflammation of vagina, presadeus cervical motion tenderness and a fishy frothy vaginal discharge

14. (c) HSV 1 and 2.

Reason:

Herpes simplen viaus 1011 produce vesicular rashes approu as discrete or clustered group of fluid filled lessions.

15. (d) all of the above.

Reason:

Seele sik Education, sexually Taginamilled Irfection Education, monogamy, au aze Thcluded the home reminders is seruall Transmited Injection,