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Which infection is characterized by small, white surface patches accompanied by leukorrhea & pruritis?
Which infection is characterized by small, white surface patches accompanied by leukorrhea & pruritis?
- Candida infection (correct)
- Herpes simplex virus infection
- Trichonoma vaginalis
- None of the above
Which infection is associated with purulent vaginal discharge & discomfort caused by large flagellated ovoid protozoan?
Which infection is associated with purulent vaginal discharge & discomfort caused by large flagellated ovoid protozoan?
- Herpes simplex virus infection
- Candida infection
- Trichonoma vaginalis (correct)
- None of the above
Which infection is most dangerous in terms of transmission to the neonate during birth?
Which infection is most dangerous in terms of transmission to the neonate during birth?
- Herpes simplex virus infection (correct)
- Candida infection
- Trichonoma vaginalis
- None of the above
Which infection usually involves vulva, vagina & cervix, and begins 3 to 7 days after sexual relation?
Which infection usually involves vulva, vagina & cervix, and begins 3 to 7 days after sexual relation?
Which infection is enhanced by diabetes mellitus, oral contraceptives & pregnancy?
Which infection is enhanced by diabetes mellitus, oral contraceptives & pregnancy?
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Vaginal Infections
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Candidiasis (Yeast Infection)
- Characterized by small, white surface patches on mucous membranes.
- Accompanied by leukorrhea (vaginal discharge) and pruritus (itchiness).
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Trichomoniasis
- Caused by a large flagellated ovoid protozoan (Trichomonas vaginalis).
- Presents with purulent vaginal discharge and discomfort.
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Group B Streptococcus (GBS) Infection
- Considered the most dangerous in terms of transmission to the neonate during birth.
- Can lead to serious complications for newborns if transmitted.
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Gonorrhea and Chlamydia
- Typically involves the vulva, vagina, and cervix.
- Symptoms often begin 3 to 7 days after sexual intercourse.
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Vulvovaginal Candidiasis
- Risk heightened by factors such as diabetes mellitus, oral contraceptive use, and pregnancy.
- Increased susceptibility leads to recurrent infections in affected populations.
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