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Goals
Section 1
Section 2
Section 3
- Topics
- Introduction
> Objectives
- Approaches
- Laboratory
- Clinical
- Syndromic
- Syndromic
- Strengths
- Weaknesses
- Accuracy
- Genital Ulcer
- Algorithm
- Urethral
- Algorithm
- Vaginal
- Vaginitis
- Cervicitis
- Algorithms
- Algorithms
- Algorithms
- Abdominal
- PID
- Algorithm
- Algorithm
- Other Issues
- Treatment
- Screening
- The Four Cs
- Resources
- HIV Testing
- Vaccination
- Preliminary
- Summary
Summary
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Section 3 - STD Management
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By the time you finish this section, you will be able to:
- Describe three approaches to diagnosis and treatment of
STDs for symptomatic persons.
- Explain the four main features of the syndromic approach
to STD diagnosis and treatment.
- Discuss at least three strengths and three weaknesses of
the syndromic approach.
- Define the degree of accuracy of the algorithms used for
the four most common STD syndromes.
- Describe the signs and symptoms for the four most common
STD syndromes and their associated algorithms.
- Explain the importance of screening and treating asymptomatic
women.
- List the four Cs of STD management approaches.
- Outline three or more drug supply and storage factors important
to STD management.
- Describe three important aspects of HIV testing and counseling.
- List three STDs for which there are screening or vaccination
options.
- Discuss four or more preliminary steps for integrating clinical
STD management into family planning/maternal-child health
programs.
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