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symptoms of gonorrhea in males
- painful urination
- urethritis with white watery discharge, which may become purulent
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gonorrhea symptoms in females
- may be asymptomatic
- vagina discharge
- pain
- urinary frequency may present
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Syphilis symptoms in males
- Chancre, usually in penis glands which is painless and heals in 4-6 weeks
- Secondary symptoms include: Skin eruption
- low grade fever
- inflammation of lymph glands 6 weeks to 6 months after chancre heals
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Syphilis symptoms in females
- Chancre on cervix or other genital areas which heals in 4-6 weeks
- skin eruption
- low grade fever
- inflammation of lymph glands
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Genital Warts
- single lesion or clusters of lesions growing beneath or on the foreskin, at external meatus, or on glans penis
- On Dry skin areas lesions are hard and yellow-gray
- On moist skin areas lesions are pink or red soft with cauliflower like appearance
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genital wart females
lesions appear on the bottom part of the vaginal opening, on the perineum, the labia, inner walls and the cervix
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what causes genital warts
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Chlamydial urethritis
Males
- Urinary Frequency
- watery mucoid urethral discharge
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Chlamydial Urethritis
Females
- Commonly a carrier
- Vaginal Discharge
- Dysuria
- Urinary Frequency
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Infancy
Birth to 18 Months
Characteristics
- differentiates self from others gradually
- External Genitals are Sensitive to Touch
- Males have erections
- Females have lubrication
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Toddler
1-3 years
Characteristics
- Continues to develop gender identity
- Able to identify own gender
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Preschooler
4-5 years
Characteristics
- Becomes increasingly aware of self
- Explores own and playmates body parts
- Learns correct names for Body Parts
- Learns to control feelings and behavior
- Focuses love on parent of other sex
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school age
6-12 years
characteristics
- strong ID with parent of same sex
- tends to have friends same sex
- has increasing awareness of self
- increased modesty, desire for privacy
- continues self stimulating behavior
- around 8 or 9 starts asking questions
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Adolescence
12-18 years
characteristics
- primary and secondary sex characteristics develop
- Menarche usually takes place
- develops relationships with interested partners
- Masturbation is common
- May participate in sexual activity
- May experiment with homosexual relat
- Are at risk for pregnancy and SDI
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Young Adulthood
18-40
Characteristics
- Sexual Activity is common
- Establishes lifestyle and values
- Homosexual ID usually established in mid 20s
- Many couple share financial obligations and household tasks
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Middle Adulthood
40-65
Characteristics
- Mena and women experience decreased hormone production
- Menopause occurs in women
- Climacteric occurs in men
- quality rather than number of sexual experiences becomes important
- Individuals establish independent moral and ethical standards
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Late Adulthood
65 and over
- Interest in sexual activity often continues
- Sexual activity may be less frequent
- Women's vaginal secretions diminish and breasts atrophy
- Men produce fewer sperm and need more time to achieve an erection and to ejaculate
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