The Practitioner's Handbook for the Management of Sexually Transmitted Diseases
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Syndromes
in Males

in Females

in Males and Females

Appendices

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Nongonococcal urethritis
1. Nongonococcal urethritis		 Gonococcal urethritis
2. Gonococcal urethritis		 Intracellular Gram-negative diplococci
3. Intracellular Gram-negative diplococci		 Urethral Gram stain
4. Urethral Gram stain		 Disseminated gonococcal infection
5. Disseminated gonococcal infection
Normal urethral cells
6. Normal urethral cells		 Epididymitis
7. Epididymitis 		Perianal chancres (syphilis)
8. Perianal chancres (syphilis)		 Rectal HSV infection w/ perianal ulcers
9. Rectal HSV infection w/ perianal ulcers		 Proctitis
10. Proctitis
Intracellular Gram-negative diplococci
11. Intracellular Gram-negative diplococci		 Rash of secondary syphilis involving palms and feet
12. Rash of secondary syphilis		 Mucous patches
13. Mucous patches		 Condylomata accuminata
14. Condylomata acuminata 		Secondary Syphilis
15. Secondary Syphilis
Rectal condyloma acuminata HPV
16. Rectal condyloma acuminata		 Yeast
17. Vaginal saline prep with clue cells (above); normal (below)		 Normal Cervix
18. Normal cervix without ectopy 		Cervix with Ectopy
19. Normal cervix with ectopy 		Mucopurulent discharge
20. Mucopurulent
discharge
genitalia
21. Scabies Rash		 Treponema pallidum spirochetes
22. Treponema
pallidum spirochetes		 Chlamydial cervicitis
23. Chlamydial cervicitis		 Erosive cervicitis
24. Erosive cervicitis		 "Strawberry" cervix
25. "Strawberry" cervix
Granulating ulcer
26. Granulating ulcer		 HSV infection
27. HSV infection		 Syphilitic chancre
28. Syphilitic chancre		 Recurrent HSV lesions
29. Recurrent HSV lesions		 Chancroidal ulcer
30. Chancroidal ulcer
Atypical Genital Ulcer
31. Atypical Genital Ulcer		 Atypical Genital Ulcer, HSV (+), clinical diagnosis of chancroid
32. Atypical Genital Ulcer, HSV (+), clinical diagnosis of "chancroid"		 Lesions of Molluscurn Contagiosum
33. Molluscum		 Rash due to scabies
34. Rash due to scabies		 Sarcoptes scabiei and Phthiris pubis, each in an oil prep slide
35. Sarcoptes scabiei and Phthiris pubis, each in an oil prep slide
Scabies rash on hands
36. Scabies rash on hands 		Epididymitis
37. Epididymitis 		Candida discharge
38. Candida discharge 		Trichomonas discharge
39. Trichomonas discharge 		Bacterial vaginosis
40. Bacterial vaginosis discharge
yeast
41. Yeast 		T. vaginalis
42. Trichomonas vaginalis 		mucopurulent cervicitis
43. Mucopurulent cervicitis due to Chlamydia 		mucopurulent cervicitis
44. Mucopurulent cervicitis 		 

 
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