Learning Genitourinary Medicine and HIV Diseases Through Multiple Choice Questions

Part 1 Genito urinary medicine: introduction and epidemiology; discharges - the organisms, diagnostic techniques, the diseases; ulcers - the organisms, diagnostic techniques, the diseases; skin manifestations - the organisms, diagnostic techniques, the diseases; systemic presentations - the diseases; painful conditions - the diseases; lymphadenopathy; asymptomatic patients; proteinuri and microscopic haematuria; pregnancy diagnosis and implications; pregnancy infections in pregnancy and treatment; perinatal infections; homosexual and bisexual patients; psychosexual problems; non-clinical aspects - medicolegal, ethical issues, contact tracing. Part 2 HIV disease: virology and immunology; transmission of HIV - transmission of HIV - sexual, non-sexual; prevention of HIV transmission-individual approach, public health approach; HIV in health care workers; epidemiology of HIV infection - Africa, non-African HIV; HIV classification - definition of AIDS; natural history of HIV disease; acute HIV infection; organisms causing opportunistic infections; common AIDS presentations; HIV infection in children; AIDS related complex (ARC); persistent generalised lymphadenopathy (PGL); systematic presentations of HIV - the lung pcp, the lung non-PCP, the skin, kaposis sarcoma, haematology, lymphomas; gastrointestinal involvement in HIV disease; infections of mouth and oesophagus; gastrointestinal involvement in HIV disease; infections of bowel; tumours; HIV encephalopathy myelopathy and peripheral neuropathy; other HIV neurological involvement; HIV and psychiatry; prognosis in HIV disease; prognosis in patients with AIDS; treatment of HIV; non-clinical aspects - medicolegal aspects of HIV, (additional) ethical issues in HIV, (additional) HIV counselling.