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Match the sexually transmitted diseases in the left column with their characteristics in the right column. 40. acquired immunodeficiency A. bacterial infection that is not caused by a gonococcus or a syndrome spirochete gonococci B. can be diagnosed in men by finding gonococci in a urethral smear C. characterized by blisters and ulcerations on the genital organs D. characterized by painful ulcerations and warts of the genitals and anus E. late stage of infection by the human immunodeficiency virus F. primary lesion is a chancre G. sexually transmitted liver infection 41. chlamydial infection 42. genital warts 43. gonorrhea 44. hepatitis B, C, or D 45. herpes genitalis 46. syphilis

Match the sexually transmitted diseases in the left column with their characteristics in the right column. 40. acquired immunodeficiency A. bacterial infection that is not caused by a gonococcus or a syndrome spirochete gonococci B. can be diagnosed in men by finding gonococci in a urethral smear C. characterized by blisters and ulcerations on the genital organs D. characterized by painful ulcerations and warts of the genitals and anus E. late stage of infection by the human immunodeficiency virus F. primary lesion is a chancre G. sexually transmitted liver infection 41. chlamydial infection 42. genital warts 43. gonorrhea 44. hepatitis B, C, or D 45. herpes genitalis 46. syphilis

Phlebotomy Essentials
Phlebotomy Essentials
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Match the sexually transmitted diseases in the left column with their characteristics in the right column. A. bacterial infection that is not caused by a gonococcus or a syndrome spirochete gonococci B. can be diagnosed in men by finding gonococci in a urethral smear C. characterized by blisters and ulcerations on the genital organs D. characterized by painful ulcerations and warts of the genitals and anus E. late stage of infection by the human immunodeficiency virus F. primary lesion is a chancre G. sexually transmitted liver infection 40. acquired immunodeficiency 41. chlamydial infection 42. genital warts 43. gonorrhea 44. hepatitis B, C, or D 45. herpes genitalis 46. syphilis Categorize the following terms as related to (a) anatomy, (b) diagnostic test or procedure, (c) disease or disorder, (d) nonsurgical treatment, or (e) surgery. The suffix often indicates its category. 47. abruptio placentae 48. amnion 49. amniotic 50. candidiasis 51. cervicocolpitis 52. circumcision 53. clitoris A. anatomy B. diagnostic test or procedure C. discase or disorder D. nonsurgical treatment E surgery 54. colposcopy 55. cryptorchidism 56. curettage 57. ductus deferens 58. dysmenorrhea 59. endometrial 60. endometriosis 61. erythroblastosis fetalis 62. fistula 63. perimetrium 64. spermicidals 65. vasovasostomy
Transcribed Image Text:Match the sexually transmitted diseases in the left column with their characteristics in the right column. A. bacterial infection that is not caused by a gonococcus or a syndrome spirochete gonococci B. can be diagnosed in men by finding gonococci in a urethral smear C. characterized by blisters and ulcerations on the genital organs D. characterized by painful ulcerations and warts of the genitals and anus E. late stage of infection by the human immunodeficiency virus F. primary lesion is a chancre G. sexually transmitted liver infection 40. acquired immunodeficiency 41. chlamydial infection 42. genital warts 43. gonorrhea 44. hepatitis B, C, or D 45. herpes genitalis 46. syphilis Categorize the following terms as related to (a) anatomy, (b) diagnostic test or procedure, (c) disease or disorder, (d) nonsurgical treatment, or (e) surgery. The suffix often indicates its category. 47. abruptio placentae 48. amnion 49. amniotic 50. candidiasis 51. cervicocolpitis 52. circumcision 53. clitoris A. anatomy B. diagnostic test or procedure C. discase or disorder D. nonsurgical treatment E surgery 54. colposcopy 55. cryptorchidism 56. curettage 57. ductus deferens 58. dysmenorrhea 59. endometrial 60. endometriosis 61. erythroblastosis fetalis 62. fistula 63. perimetrium 64. spermicidals 65. vasovasostomy
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