1.Explain how salpingitis may develop in women with chlamydial infection. 2.Compare syphilis and gonorrhea in terms of the early signs, distribution of organisms, and potential long-term effects if...

1.Explain how salpingitis may develop in women with chlamydial infection.

2.Compare syphilis and gonorrhea in terms of the early signs, distribution of organisms, and potential long-term effects if untreated.

3. Give two reasons why STDs are difficult to control (i.e., why it is difficult to reduce the incidence).

4. Describe the causative organism and its classification for: (1) trichomoniasis, and (2) genital herpes.