P 216 silver nitrate is administered to a newborns

88.
(p. 216)
Silver nitrate is administered to a newborn's eyes to prevent
A. genital warts
B. T-cells
C. HPV infection
D. gonorrhea
Blooms: Remember
Hyde - Chapter 08 #88
Learning Objective: 08-02 Describe the transmission; symptoms in males and females; diagnosis; treatment and prevention
strategies for each of the sexually transmitted infections; including chlamydia; human pappilomavirus; genital herpes; HIV/AIDS;
gonorrhoea; syphilis; viral hepatitis; trichomoniasis; and pubic lice.
89.
(p. 217)
The treatment of choice for gonorrhea is
Blooms: Remember
Hyde - Chapter 08 #89
Learning Objective: 08-02 Describe the transmission; symptoms in males and females; diagnosis; treatment and prevention
strategies for each of the sexually transmitted infections; including chlamydia; human pappilomavirus; genital herpes; HIV/AIDS;
gonorrhoea; syphilis; viral hepatitis; trichomoniasis; and pubic lice.
90.
(p. 217)
Which STI is sometimes called "the Great Pox?"
Blooms: Remember
Hyde - Chapter 08 #90
Learning Objective: 08-02 Describe the transmission; symptoms in males and females; diagnosis; treatment and prevention
strategies for each of the sexually transmitted infections; including chlamydia; human pappilomavirus; genital herpes; HIV/AIDS;
gonorrhoea; syphilis; viral hepatitis; trichomoniasis; and pubic lice.

91.
(p. 217)
The first phase of syphilis is characterized by
Blooms: Remember
Hyde - Chapter 08 #91
Learning Objective: 08-02 Describe the transmission; symptoms in males and females; diagnosis; treatment and prevention
strategies for each of the sexually transmitted infections; including chlamydia; human pappilomavirus; genital herpes; HIV/AIDS;
gonorrhoea; syphilis; viral hepatitis; trichomoniasis; and pubic lice.
92.
(p. 217-218)
This STI begins with the appearance of a chancre and possible flu-like
symptoms. The chancre then goes away and the long-term effects such as insanity and
blindness do not show up until at least a decade or so later. This STI is
A. AIDS
B. gonorrhea
C. syphilis
D. herpes genitalis
Blooms: Understand
Hyde - Chapter 08 #92
Learning Objective: 08-02 Describe the transmission; symptoms in males and females; diagnosis; treatment and prevention
strategies for each of the sexually transmitted infections; including chlamydia; human pappilomavirus; genital herpes; HIV/AIDS;
gonorrhoea; syphilis; viral hepatitis; trichomoniasis; and pubic lice.