Genital Ulcers

A.      Genital Herpes

B.      Syphilitic chancre

C.      Carcinoma of penis

D.      Fixed Drug eruption

E.       Eczema with fissuring

F.       Penile histoplasmosis

G.     Circinate balinitis

H.      None of the above

 

 

1.       A 70 year old man with a painless ulcer on the shaft of his penis for 3 months. Since the death of his wife (4 years ago) he has not had any sexual contact. The ulcer is increasing in size, he has a swelling in his left inguinal area.

2.       A 15 year old has a well circumscribed red-brown moist area on his glans penis. He recently started antibiotics for facial acne. He has been seeing his girlfriend for 6 months.

3.       A 23 year old homosexual man, who plays rugby for IMRFC and has fantastic chest hair,  develops an indurated, pailess ulcer on the shaft of his penis. He has a number of casual partners. He noticed that one of his “gym buddies” had a blotchy rash on the palms of his hands.

4.       A 19 year old man has come back off holiday from Malia where he sunbathed a lot. He currently has a steady girl friend and received fellatio from her for the first time whilst there. He has since developed a painful penile ulcer.

5.       A semi-professional rugby player developed a nasty colitis that was treated with ciprofloxacin. After a few days he developed bilateral conjunctivitis, arthritis of his left knee and a flat plaque with raised scaly edges on the glans of his penis.

 

 

 

 

Answers: CDBAG