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Following unprotected sex with a guy you met at a party, you are now worried about what you might have been exposed to during this episode, Ten days later, you talk to your doctor about getting an HIV test. What is the doctor's response? Select one: O a. It's too soon to detect the antibody produced by your immune system in response to HIV exposure, so a test will come back negative. Wait a few more weeks to be tested. O b. The incidence of HIV infection in the United States is at an all-time low level, so transmission was not at all likely, especially after only a single possible exposure. O c. The antibiotic that you have been taking for a urinary tract infection will also destroy HIV, so you don't have to worry about an infection. O d. HIV infection can be latent and asymptomatic for years, so testing should be postponed until you exhibit symptoms of AIDS.

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6. Drugs are cells They get into the brain and change the way brain 7. Vocabulary: Addiction: use of a drug. Psychological Dependence: A person's need for a drug. or Hallucinogen: Any drug that causes a person to see, and feel things that are Depressant (Downer): Drug that body activity. Stimulant (Upper): Drug that body activity. Tolerance: Person needs effects. of a drug to feel the original 8. When you do drugs, your brain triggers your "reward" system. It releases 9. Eventually, your body gets used to a large amount of brain, so then you need more and more just to feel normal. This is called in your Matching 10-18 Alcohol Nicotine Marijuana Inhalants Cocaine Ecstasy LSDIAcid Heroin Steroids A. Impairs short-term memory & learning B. Ruins organs quickly C. Damages pre frontal cortex D. Cardiovascular disease, cancer E. Stimulant that is toxic to nerve cells F. Short acting drug that can damage the heart G. Potent hallucinogenic drug. Unpredictable H. Heart disease, suicide, depression, stroke 1. Slows respiration, high risk of disease

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Ch. 21 Case Study A 19-year-old woman presented because of the recent onset of breakthrough bleeding. She has been taking the same oral contraceptive Pill for two years, she has not forgotten any pills or had diarrhea or vomiting. She has been with her current sexual partner for four months and has recently stopped using condoms as additional protection. She is otherwise well. On examination the vulva and vagina are healthy and there is no inflammation. There is a small cervical ectropion and profuse mucus and pus discharge from the cervix. There is no tenderness on bimanual vaginal examination and no masses palpable. An endocervical swab and urine test was administered. Questions: 1. What disease is this patient most likely suffering from? How did you arrive at this conclusion? 2. What are the common complications associated with this condition if it is not effectively treated? 3. Beta-lactam antimicrobials such as penicillins and cephalosporins are not effective for treatment of this condition. Explain why this is the case.