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- - - - immature squamous cells with dense irregular staining cytoplasm & perinuclear clearing "halo"
  - - - mild dysplasia <1/3
    - - moderate dysplasia <2/3
    - - severe dysplasia (less than entire thickness)
    - - entire thickness
- - - - 1- denaturation
        
        90- 95
        
        DNA strands separate
      - 2- annealing
        
        50-60
        
        primers attach to complementary DNA
      - 3- elongation
        
        70
        
        DNA polymerase attaches nucleotides to primers' 3' end and extends stand
  - - - Perineum
      - labia minora
      - labia majora
        
        skin lesions, discolorations, excoriations, ulcers or discharge
      - Mons pubis
    - - uterus
      - adnexea
      - Cervix
        
        Chandelier sign
      - pouch of Douglas
- - - - Deep transverse perineal muscle
      - External urethral sphincter.
      - Females
        
        Sphincter urethrovaginalis.
        
        The compressor urethrae.
    - - Muscles
        
        Ischiocavernosus muscles.
        
        Bulbospongiosus muscles.
        
        Superficial transverse perineal muscles
      - Erectile tissues
        
        Corpora cavernosa.
        
        Females: the bulbs of the vestibule.
        
        Males: corpus spongiosum.
- - - - Disrupting DNA helical structure
      - Protozoa and anaerobes
      - Metallic taste, epigastric distress, disulfiram-like reaction
  - - - Inhibiting viral DNA replication
      - Fatigue, tremors, seizures (CNS effects)
  - - - Single I.M. Dose
  - - - Doxycycline
  - - - I.V. Aqueous Penicillin G benzathine
- - - - Antibiotic use
      - Increased estrogen levels
      - Uncontrolled diabetes
      - Impaired immune system
    - - erythema of the vulva and vaginal mucosa and vulvar edema
      - discharge
        
        odourless
        
        cottage cheese appearance
        
        Sometimes, thin and watery
        
        can be little or no discharge
      - The cervix usually appears normal
    - - assessing the vaginal pH
        
        typically normal (4 to 4.5)
        Unless mixed infection
      - performing microscopy
        
        budding yeast
        
        pseudohyphae
- - - - Fimbriae and pili
      - porins
      - LPS
        
        reduces phagocytosis
        
        helps in immune evasion
      - Lactroferrin utilization
      - Type IV secretion system
      - IgA protease
        
        Adherence to mucosa
    - - Genital tract is the main site
      - neonatal ophthalmia
      - Prulent eye infection
      - gonococcal arthritis
  - - - contact with a sore on the genitals,
        anus, rectum, lips or mouth
      - mother to fetus via placenta
    - - Primary (chancre)
        
        develops at site of contact
      - secondary
        
        usually disappear even without treatment
      - latent
        
        not infectious
        
        mother to fetus
      - Late or tertiary
        
        Hyperimmune response affect many organs
        including the skin
  - - - Cannot make own ATP
    - - Elementary body
        
        infectious
        
        extracellular
        
        non-replicative form
      - Reticulate body
        
        noninfectious
        
        intracellular
        
        Inclusion bodies
        
        metabolically active
        
        replicate by binary fission
    - - no
        peptidoglycan
    - - Neonatal conjunctivitis
      - Infant pneumonia
      - Trachoma
      - Lymphogranuloma venereum
- - - - Lateral pelvic pain
        
        ovary or Fallopian tube
      - right sided pain
        
        Appendicitis
      - left sided pain
        
        Diverticulitis and colitis
      - pain radiating to rectum
        
        fluid or blood in the cul de sac
      - central pelvic pain
        
        disorders of uterus
      - diffuse pain
        
        peritonitis
        
        rebound tenderness
        
        due to
- - - - decrease ph
      - prevent pathogen from living
    - - Kills pathogens
    - - Kills Pathogen
    - - Digestive System
      - Urinary System
      - Reproductive System
    - - Odorless
      - white in color