Reference no: EM133844604
Reproductive Case Study
Case Presentation:
An 20y.o., sexually active, college student has been experiencing dysuria for the last couple of days. At one point he noticed that a small amount of yellowish discharge from the tip of his penis. He is in a relationship with his first sexual partner for about 5 months. He has not experienced any similar incidents in this time frame and wonders if his partner has been monogamous. He made an appointment at the school clinic to seek care. He has provided a urine specimen for evaluation.
Physical Exam:
T, 100.6; HR 82, R 18, Bp 120/76.
Yellow discharge noted on penile area
Low back pain
Unilateral left painful, swollen scrotum
Culture was also done to identify the organism
Questioning occurred related to his sexual partners.
Test results came back positive for chlamydia.
Questions:
Why did the medical professionals ask him about his sexual partners?
If untreated, what complications could occur to his sexual partner?
What education is needed for this patient to prevent this from occurring again?