Bio2015 Human Pathophysiology

Jane aged 23yrs old tested positive for gonnorrhes a year ago. Her partner was also diagnosed with penicillin ash producing N. Gonnorrhoeae, and was given antibiotics. However on the same day Jane was taken to the ER with severe abdominal pain and vomiting. Her cervical smear test revealed N. Gonorrhoeae as well as other bacteria.
1. What are the signs and automotive of gonorrhea in a male and in a female?
2 How does gonorrhea lead to PID?
3. Will Jane develop infertility? How would you diagnose it.?
4. How do bacteria acquire drug resistance? What mechanism do they use to avoid or inactivate antibiotics?

Reproductive Disorders (INSTRUCTIONS) for assignment

You are given a case of a young woman with a history of gonorrhea and asked questions about the clinical features, complications, and treatment of this common sexually transmitted disease (STD). Pleas remember that the causative organism for gonorrhea should be mentioned and described and is spelled Neisseria Gononorrhoeae or N. Gonorrhoeae (NOTE THE ITALICS) but is often referred to as gonococcus. Familiarity with antibiotic resistance is encouraged including how it develops and is transferred from one bacterium to another as this has become a major medical problem. How bacteria avoid or inactivate the antibiotics is also important.

please be free of pla