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CHAPTER 6 KEY TERMS

CHAPTER 6 TERMSDefinition
mastectomy Removal of one or both breast or breast tissue, to get rid of cancer
speculum A tool inserted into the vagina by a doctor for a vaginal exam
bimanual exam The doctor inserts two fingers into the vagina (basically fingering you), while the other hand is on lower abdomen. They check for any abnormalities.
cervical cancer Cancer in the cervix, usually occurs when a women hasn’t had a Pap smear within the last 5 years
scabies Very small mites that go under your skin, causes rash & is veryyyy itchy
pubic lice (crabs) Small parasitic insects that attach to your pubes, causes itching
human papillomavirus (HPV) An STI that is a main cause of cervical cancer (warts on genital areas)
testicular cancer Cancer in the balls (common in younger men, begins in one testicle first)
digital rectal exam The doctor inserts two fingers inside the butt to feel the size of the prostate glad (also basically fingering you)
pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) Inflammation of the uterus, fallopian tubes, and ovaries (super painful for women, comes from untreated STIs)
AIDS late-stage infection of HIV
Opportunistic infections A group of infections (come from having a weak immune system from HIV)
Gonorrhea - symptoms “The clap” MEN: Burning while peeing/pooping, discharge from anus, penis WOMEN: no noticeable symptoms (but can be: cloudy discharge, irritation while peeing, vaginal peeing between periods)
Chlamydia - frequency “Silent infection” , 75% of infected women and 50% of infected men have reported to have no symptoms
chancre A firm, small, and round sore (pimple) — painless, they grow where syphilis entered the body
syphilis – symptoms, conseq. ”Great imitator” (you can barely tell the difference from other infections) SYMPTOMS: chancre sore appears, skin rash/lesions, fever, sore throat, weight loss, fatigue etc. CONSEQUENCES: damage to internal organs, dementia, death etc.
Herpes – symptoms, spreading Sores on the mouth & genitals (they come back) SYMPTOMS: fever, swollen glands, SORES
Hepatitis – symptoms “Inflammation of the liver” SYMPTOMS: fatigue, vomiting, abdominal pain, loss of appetite, JAUNDICE
General STI risk factors Having unprotected sex, skin-to-skin contact, sharing needles, mother-to-child transmission, blood transfusion/organ transplants
HIV a virus that destroys the immune system through AIDS
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