Symptoms of Gonorrhoea Practice Exercise 1

A man in a village develops painful urination and swelling in his testicles. The local shopkeeper tells him it is a urinary tract infection, and he takes painkillers, but the symptoms do not improve.As a science student:a) Explain why the first advice was wrong. (1 mark)b) State the disease the man is likely suffering from. (1 mark)c) Suggest the correct action he should take. (1 mark)

In a science competition, Njoki was given the following symptoms to identify the disease:(i) Painful urination(ii) Pus-like discharge from the penis(iii) Swelling of testiclesa) Name the STI that causes these symptoms. (1 mark)b) Name the microorganism that causes it. (1 mark)c) Suggest one step an individual should take after noticing these symptoms. (1 mark)

In a health education class, Brycen argues that gonorrhoea can spread by sharing toilets, while Obinna disagrees and says it only spreads in one specific way. State who is correct why. (1 mark)

During a science group activity, students were asked to compare syphilis and gonorrhoea based on what they had learned.a) State one similarity between the two STIs. (1 mark)b) State one difference between the two STIs in terms of symptoms or effects. (1 mark)c) Give one way to prevent both infections. (1 mark)

During a science group activity, students were asked to compare syphilis and gonorrhoea based on what they had learned.a) State one similarity between the two STIs. (1 mark)b) State one difference between the two STIs in terms of symptoms or effects. (1 mark)c) Give one way to prevent both infections. (1 mark)

During a science group activity, students were asked to compare syphilis and gonorrhoea based on what they had learned.a) State one similarity between the two STIs. (1 mark)b) State one difference between the two STIs in terms of symptoms or effects. (1 mark)c) Give one way to prevent both infections. (1 mark)

During a science group activity, students were asked to compare syphilis and gonorrhoea based on what they had learned.a) State one similarity between the two STIs. (1 mark)b) State one difference between the two STIs in terms of symptoms or effects. (1 mark)c) Give one way to prevent both infections. (1 mark)

During a school health screening, three students complain of painful urination and one girl has abnormal vaginal discharge. The teacher is worried about how the disease might spread in school.a) Identify the disease likely affecting the students. (1 mark)b) Explain how it spreads. (1 mark)c) Suggest two ways to prevent further cases in the community. (2 marks)

A patient experiences painful urination, pus-like discharge, and swelling of the testicles. What disease might the patient be suffering from, and which microorganism causes it? (2 marks)

Describe how gonorrhoea is mainly spread from one person to another. (1 mark)

Describe how gonorrhoea is mainly spread from one person to another. (1 mark)

List three common symptoms of gonorrhoea in women. (3 marks)

List three common symptoms of gonorrhoea in women. (3 marks)

List three common symptoms of gonorrhoea in women. (3 marks)

State three common symptoms of gonorrhoea in men. (3 marks)

State three common symptoms of gonorrhoea in men. (3 marks)

State three common symptoms of gonorrhoea in men. (3 marks)

Explain what causes gonorrhoea in human beings. (1 mark)

Explain what causes gonorrhoea in human beings. (1 mark)