Sexual Transmitted Diseases

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  1. 4. Opportunistic infection due to HIV characterized by necrotic ulceration of the gingiva.
  2. 7. A type of oral candidiasis that appears as atrophic red patches on the dorsum of the tongue.
  3. 9. white lesions on the lateral sides of the tongue that are often associated with HIV infection and are caused by activation of the Epstein-Barr virus.
  4. 10. The typical oral manifestation of gonorrhea is inflammation of the back of the oral cavity.
  5. 13. Microorganisms that cause gonorrhea.
  6. 14. The virus that causes condyloma acuminata in the oral mucosa.
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  1. 1. The bacteria that cause syphilis are spirochetes.
  2. 2. A sexually transmitted infection that in the secondary stage can cause a “mucous patch” in the oral cavity.
  3. 3. Primary lesions of syphilis in the oral cavity usually take the form of hard ulcers called.
  4. 5. A screening laboratory test frequently used to detect syphilis.
  5. 6. Recurrent herpes simplex virus infections in immunocompromised patients usually affect this area of ​​the lips.
  6. 8. Purplish vascular lesions on the palate are often found in AIDS patients.LIMFOSITCD4 Sel imun utama yang mengalami penurunan drastis pada infeksi HIV.
  7. 11. A type of opportunistic fungus that often causes white pseudomembrane in HIV/AIDS patients.
  8. 12. A sexually transmitted disease that can cause oral lesions in the form of multiple painful vesicles.