Chlamydia O symptoms of infection appear within 1-2 days after exposure. O is best prevented with hormonal birth control. can cause infertility if left untreated both in men and women. O can cause infertility if left untreated only in men.

Which of the following statements are true about rubella and the administration of the rubella vaccine? Select all that apply. Women who are nonimmune to rubella should receive the vaccine 2 to 4 weeks after delivery. Women should be advised to not get pregnant for 4 weeks after receiving the rubella vaccine. The rubella vaccine is a combination vaccine that also contains varicella, pertussis, and diphtheria. Rubella exposure in the first trimester of pregnancy can lead to teratogenic effects, which include significant and severe fetal abnormalities and deformities. The rubella vaccine should be given with the RhoGAM shot for Rh-negative patients at 28 weeks' gestation if they are nonimmune.

Compare Chlamydia and HPV infections in females. Discuss why one of these two conditions is more dangerous than the other.

This extremely contagious disease is often transmitted to over 90% unprotected close contacts of the infected person. it is found only in humans and 5-7 days after exposure, patient develops high fecer and cold-like symotoms with a typpical rash appearing another 3-4 days after that. Severe forms of the disease are rare and are usually found in children under 5, people with malnutrition or whoo are immunocompromised. This disease is  a) is caused by S. aureus b) now totally eradicated now due to vaccine c) prevented by the MMR vaccine d) is known as German measles

۲:۱۱ ۱ ZAVO 41 | docs.google.com/forms/ The dimorphic fungi: * Can exist as mold or yeast Yeast form at 25 degree Mold form at 37 degree Dimorphism depends on mode of reproduction The acute phase of HIV infection: * May last 6-10 years The virus titer is low and antibody is high Detection of the antibody occur before the viremia During the window period, Ab is absent but the virus is present in the blood O I. 46 alfa K/s A

Describe the immunological response to the chlamydia infection (bacteria) in women.

exposure to sunlight To date, there have been no documented cases of HIV transmission through semen O breast milk O saliva O vaginal secretions

List the types of STI and the measures taken to prevent it. Also what are the measures taken by the government to prevent the spread of STI

Which of these infections can lay dormant in the body and cause recurring disease? 1. Gonorrhea  2. Chlamydia  3. Genital Herpes

Immunology Serology Questions: The new boyfriend of a woman has assured her that he has never had syphilis. Just to be sure, she asks him to have syphilis testing. His RPR was non-reactive and his FTA-ABS was reactive. 1. Should she believe him? 2. Why or why not?