A woman who is 29 weeks’ gestation presents for routine prenatal care. She reports postcoital spotting. You obtain a gonorrhea and chlamydia culture. The results are positive for gonorrhea and negative chlamydia. She has no known allergies. CDC first-line treatment is:

A pregnant woman who is HIV positive (known for the past two years) presents for prenatal care. The priority of her care will be:

A woman who is 30 weeks’ gestation presents with a mild sore throat and nasal congestion. Her temperature is 99.8 degrees F. Appropriate relief measures would include:

Which of the following is an intracellular protozoan parasite that infects humans and is transmitted via contact with contaminated cat feces, water, fruits and vegetables, and gardening in affected soil.

Chronic infection of the liver from hepatitis can lead to:

Pregnancy loss and the woman’s need for appropriate grieving occur across the reproductive spectrum. Maladaptive grief reactions are best addressed by:

A pregnant women who is 28 weeks’ gestation calls your office today stating that her husband has just been diagnosed with varicella zoster (VZV). She thinks she remembers having chicken pox when she was a child. You advise her that she should:

Which of the following genotypes of hepatitis are considered sexually transmitted infections and are transmitted via blood and body secretions:

Which of the following statements concerning recurrent herpes is true?

According to the CDC, “opt-out screening” is defined as which of the following?