Candida vaginitis

Candida vaginitis is not considered a STD and occurs in presence of risk factors such as DM, oral contraceptive pills, pregnancy and immunosuppressive therapy.

GI, EYE and Muscular complaints

GI complaints associated with muscle pain, swelling, and weakness. Presence of subungual splinter hemorrhages, conjunctival and retinal hemorrhages, periobital edema and chemosis






Trichinosis

Nail puncture wound

Infection resulting from nail puncture wound in an adult is most likely due to




Pseudomonas aeruginosa

Clostridium difficile diarrhea

Clostridium difficile diarrhea is contagious and when suspected in
ICU, the patient must be isolated awaiting the result of toxin assay.