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The sexually transmitted infections and contraceptive methods this course covers, and how each works.
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A clinic clears an infection with antibiotics because the organism is a bacterium; untreated, it can scar the tubes that carry ova toward the uterus. Which infection fits?
Painful recurrent vesicles and ulcers appear on the external genital tract after a pathogen remains latent in sensory nerves. Which infection is described?
An infection causes anogenital warts, and persistent high-risk strains can alter cells at the lower end of the uterus. Which infection fits this pattern?
A protozoan sexually transmitted infection often causes vaginal irritation and a frothy discharge. Which infection matches that cause?
A bacterium causes thick urethral discharge and can ascend from the cervix into pelvic organs. Which infection best matches these effects?
A spiral-shaped bacterium first causes a painless chancre and can later produce a rash and damage the heart or nervous system. Which infection is described?
A sexually transmitted pathogen attacks CD4 helper T cells, weakening defense against opportunistic infections over time. Which infection fits?
Daily tablets supply estrogen and progestin levels that use negative feedback to prevent the mid-cycle LH surge. Which method is described?
A thin sheath worn over the penis creates a barrier that keeps semen out of the vagina and also lowers transmission risk for many STIs. Which method is this?
A nonhormonal T-shaped device in the uterine cavity creates a local environment that is toxic to sperm. Which contraceptive method works this way?
A small rod placed under the skin releases progestin for years, thickening cervical mucus and often suppressing ovulation. Which method is described?
A dose taken after unprotected intercourse mainly works by delaying ovulation before fertilization occurs. Which method is described?
A flexible dome is placed before intercourse to cover the lower opening of the uterus and is used with spermicide. Which contraceptive method is this?
A bacterial infection ascends from the cervix into the pelvis and remains untreated for months. What long-term result is most likely?
A persistent high-risk infection remains in the epithelium at the lower end of the uterus for years. What condition can develop?
An untreated infection progresses for years after an early sore and rash. Which late effect can occur?
Over many years, a pathogen lowers CD4 helper T-cell counts until the body can no longer fight off germs that rarely harm healthy people. What long-term consequence has occurred?
A vasectomy prevents sperm from joining the fluid released during ejaculation. Which structure is interrupted?
Tubal ligation closes the pathway where an oocyte normally moves from the ovary toward the uterus. Which structure is occluded?
A diaphragm prevents sperm from passing through the lower opening of the uterus. Which structure does it physically cover?
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