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Course: HCA 240, Spring 2011School: University of Phoenix
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STDisasexual transmitteddisease. Thisusuallyaffects youngteenagers betweentheagesof 1519 Italsoaffectsmorein theBlackculturethen theHispanicorwhite cultures. ChlamydiaInfections ChlamydiaInfection HighSchoolSTD Presentation MerriCall HCR/240 8/7/2011 NancyMunoz WhatisSTD?Andwhodoesit WhatisSTD?Andwhodoesit affect? s Thisdiseaseis causedbyabacteria calledChlamydia trachomatis. Thisdoeseffectboth...
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STDisasexual
transmitteddisease.
Thisusuallyaffects
youngteenagers
betweentheagesof
1519
Italsoaffectsmorein
theBlackculturethen
theHispanicorwhite
cultures.
ChlamydiaInfections
ChlamydiaInfection HighSchoolSTD
Presentation
MerriCall
HCR/240
8/7/2011
NancyMunoz
WhatisSTD?Andwhodoesit
WhatisSTD?Andwhodoesit
affect?
s
Thisdiseaseis
causedbyabacteria
calledChlamydia
trachomatis.
Thisdoeseffectboth
maleandfemale.
Whatarethesignsandsymptoms?
Whatarethesignsandsymptoms?
About75%ofwomen
willnotshoworhave
anysymptomsand
thosewouldincludea
vaginaldischarge;
dullpelvictypeof
pain;andmore
painfulperiodsto
nameafew.
Whatarethesignsandsymptoms?
Whatarethesignsandsymptoms?
Formenthereare
only50%ofthemthat
maynothaveany
symptoms,butifthey
dosomemaybe;
burningpainwhile
urinating;painand
swellinginthetesticle
area;andrednessat
thetipofthepenis.
Withanormalpartofeveryday
lifeyoushouldbeabletobe
abletousetherestroompain
freeandwithwomanhave
normalaveragepainwhen
theyareinthemenstrualcycle
insteadofpainwhenurinating
orhavingseverepainand
heavybleedingwiththeir
menstrualcycle.Withthemen,
thesamethingwithusingthe
restroomitshouldbepainfree
andnochangesintheirprivate
area.
Shorttermeffects
Shorttermeffects
Shorttermeffects
wouldbethe
abdominalpain;
dischargeeither
vaginalorfromthe
penis.
LongtermEffects
LongtermEffects
Thetreatmentoption
afterthepatientis
diagnosedisonlywith
antibioticsandthat
thepatientspartner
wouldalsoneededto
betested.
PreventionMethods
PreventionMethods
Thelongtermcanbe
damagetothemale
orfemaleproductive
organs;andforthe
womenleadto
infertilityissues.
TreatmentOptions
TreatmentOptions
Preventionisoneof
themostimportant
stepsofstoppingthis
typeofdisease.Here
aresomethingsthat
havebeenvery
beneficialinstopping
thespread:
PreventionMethod1
PreventionMethod1
Theonlywaythatwill
stopthespreadofthis
typeofdiseasethatis
100%fullproofis
Abstinence.
Gettingtestedforany
andallSTDswhen
havingayearly
examination
PreventionMethod2
PreventionMethod2
Havinga
monogamous
relationshipwithonly
onepartner.
Nothavingasexual
relationshipwithan
unknownpartner
becauseyoudonot
knowiftheyhaveany
STDs.
Conclusion
Conclusion
ThebestwaythatIcanseetostopfrom
gettinganykindofSTDisdefiantly
abstinenceormakingsurethattheboth
partnersarehavingsafesex.
ThemottothatIgrewupwithwasNo
GloveNolove.Makesurethatyouhavea
condomifyouhavetohavesex.
Links
Links
http://
www.righthealth.com/topic/What_Is_Std?p
=l&as=goog&ac=519&kgl=1821518http://
www.righthealth.com/topic/Chlamydia_Effects?
www.righthealth.com/topic/Chlamydia_Effects
=l&as=msn&ac=529&kgl=381897628
http://www.wdxcyber.com/chlamydia.html
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