NURS 6501N Advanced Pathophysiology Final exam latest update GRADED A WALDEN UNIVERSITY LATEST UPDATES 2023 A GRADE

NURS 6501N Advanced Pathophysiology Final
exam latest update GRADED A+ WALDEN
UNIVERSITY LATEST UPDATES 2023 A GRADE

1). Chlamydia trachomatis

 Ans: obligate intracellular gram-negative bactria


2). Chlamydia transmission

 Ans: Chlamydia transmission
Infected secretions
vaginal delivery
genitals to eyes (towels)


3). Chlamydia symptom timeline

 Ans: -mostly asymptomatic (especially men)
-2 to 6 weeks after exposure (infectious during)


4). Life-cycle of c. trachomatis

 Ans: Elementary bodies > into cell > reticulate bodies > release from cell


5). Chlamydia men symptoms

 Ans: more asymptomatic than females
-urethritis
-mucoid/watery discharge
-dysuria
- maybe conjuctivitis
-rare complication


6). Chlamydia women symptoms

 Ans: -cervicitis
-urethritis
-non specefic symptoms


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, -confused with UTI (Dysuria, urine frequency)
-maybe conjunctivitis
-Complication: Pelvic Inflammatory disease (15%)


7). Neisseria gonorrhoeae

 Ans: gram negative intracellular diplococcus


8). Gonorrhea transmission

 Ans: infected secretions
vaginal delivery


9). Gonorrhea symptom timeline

 Ans: -Men mostly symptomatic
-symptoms after 5-14 days of infection (infectious during)


10). Gonorrhea men symptoms

 Ans: -urethritis
-purulent discharge (vs chlamydia)
-rare complication


11). Gonorrhea women symptoms

 Ans: -cervicitis or urethritis
-Complications:
Pelvic Inflammatory disease or perihepatitis


12). Hsv

 Ans: double stranded, enveloped DNA virus


13). Herpes transmission

 Ans: direct contact of mucosa or broken skin shedding virus
mostly when asymptomatic
women acquire more infection


14). Herpes symptom timeline



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