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A 32-year-old woman presents to her primary care medical provider’s office with abnormal vaginal discharge.  She is diagnosed with cervical chlamydia and treated with the appropriate therapy.  She notifies her sex partner about her diagnosis so that he can seek care for testing and treatment.  She is not pregnant and following the completion of her treatment is asymptomatic.  Which one of the following is recommended regarding follow-up chlamydia testing for a woman treated for uncomplicated cervical chlamydia who does not have persistent or recurrent symptoms?

The position of the uterus within the pelvis varies – what position is depicted here?  

Catherine, a patient of your family practice, is asking for information regarding the HPV vaccine for her 8-year-old daughter.  In responding to her question, you know that:    

A 26-year-old woman is newly diagnosed with early HIV infection.  She is believed to have acquired HIV approximately 4 months prior from a brief sexual relationship with a partner who frequently injects methamphetamine.  She has a new boyfriend and they have regularly had vaginal sex without using a condom during the last 3 months.  She is asking how likely it is that she has passed on HIV to her new partner.

The position of the uterus within the pelvis varies, select the correct position from the following:  

The majority of malignant and pre-malignant diseases arise from this area, which is home to rapidly changing metaplastic cells and where Pap test samples are taken. What am I?

The first step in the evaluation of HSIL pap test results is:

Regarding the menstrual cycle, which statement is true?

The position of the uterus within the pelvis varies; select the position of the uterus in this picture represents.

A bacterial sexually transmitted infection, which can be asymptomatic or symptomatic, is considered the most common cause of preventable infertility, & is the most common reportable STI: