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My Courses This Course Student Services HFC Online Video Tutorials - A woman comes into the health clinic complaining of some blisters on genitals that have broken open and look like small ulcers. Her doctor takes note of her sexual history, where the woman tells the doctor that she is in newly sexually active with her boyfriend, and states that they do not use condoms. She is concerned that she may have an STI. A PCR test (to determine the organism from the DNA of a vaginal swab) is performed to confirm the doctor's suspicions, but the doctor is pretty confident that there is a clear cause. The woman asks if she needs antibiotics, but the doctor tells her that they would not work as she does not have that type of infection. The doctor does tell her that she should expect potential recurrences of this particular infection especially in times of stress. What infectious agent caused this disease? (NAME the infectious agent, NOT the disease. For example, if you think this disease is cutaneous anthrax (it's not), you would write Bacillus anthracis. Just write ONE infectious agent. If you write more than one, you will receive 0 points.) D C T A- BI U Sxx E > < I # % 53 ! E G B XQS 50 S M
Question 2 Not yet answered Points out of 2.00 Flag Question Question 3 Not yet answered Points out of 2.00 Flag question What type of microbe is this agent (bacterium, archaea, virus, fungus, protozoan, alga, prion, helminth)? (This is a multiple-choice question. Do not write something that is not listed here. Do not write more than one thing. If you write more than one thing, you will receive 0 points) 1 <-79 BIUS X₁ X² XQ ✓C 8 1 The woman states that she may be pregnant. Is this a concern for her baby? This is still very early in her pregnancy, what issues could this cause? What do expect that the doctor will recommend in terms of treatment? Be sure to answer these questions thoroughly and with some detail in your own words. OC ***> < E CO BIU Sxx A- - 3-70 XQ %51 57 SCS
If you recall from the first question, "The doctor does tell her that she should expect potential recurrences of this particular infection especially in times of stress. Does this mean she is going to have this disease for the rest of her life? Is she always always going to have tiny ulcers by her genitals? if it does go away, where does it go? Explain these with some detail. DC A- / BIU &x, x² > 8 S ! 70 XQ ✓c What disease did the microorganism cause? How common is it? D A- - BIU $xx² ==R&> < E EM % ! G + XQO VES
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