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A male patient, experiencing a small, painless lesion on the side of his penis, is sexually active with multiple partners and does not use a condom. The history is an indication of what STI?
1. condyloma acuminatum
2. syphilis
3. gonorrhea
4. chlamydia
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11 years ago
2 -- The primary stage of syphilis is characterized by the appearance of a chancre and by regional enlargement of the lymph nodes. There is little or no pain that accompany these warning signs. The chancre appears at the site of inoculation 3-4 weeks after the infectious contact. Condyloma acuminata are cauliflower-shaped lesions that appear on moist skin surfaces such as the vagina, perineum, penis, urethra, and anus. The male patient that presents with gonorrhea or chlamydia does not have lesions on the penis.
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