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Cellulitis: what {Ans: Infection of dermis and subcutaneous tissue. Caused by gram Pos cocci and staph. aureus (for dm) as well as gram neg. E.coli. Fungi for neutropenic patients. H. influenza for facial and upper extremities.}Fungal meningitis, what and etiology {Ans: Most common in immunocompromised Causes: candida cryptococcus histoplasma aspergillus}PID (salpingitis): what, etiology, cimplications {Ans: inflammation of upper female genital tract, by bacterial infection - very common - most common caused by: gonorrhea and chlamydia - Or: H ingluenzae and Gardnerella, streptococci, gram neg rods, mycoplasma hominis - trauma and surgery can also cause it - sexually active, multiple partners - reduced socioeconomic status - sexual exposure to urethritis - 3 weeks after IUD placement - douching - during period - smoking/ substance abuse May cause: - infertility - tubal pregnancy - tubo-ovarian abscess - recurrent PID - infectious perihepatitis (Fitz-Hugh and Curtis Syndrome)}Hymenoptera stings: what and findings {Ans: Bees, wasps, ants - Painful wheel/ hive from venom, IgE-mediated - anaphylaxis rare but possible - sever urticaria - bronchospasm/ laryngospasm - n/v - hypotension}Vaginitis, findings {Ans: - vaginal discharge - vulvar itching/ irritation - vaginal odor - asymptomatic On speculum exam: - Bacterial vaginosis: adherent,