I copy/pasted my Anki card. I think it's herpes instead of chancroid because chancroid is usually a single large ulcer.
HSV
Haemophilus ducreyi == chancroid
Treponema pallidum == syphilis
Chlamydia trachomatis == lymphogranuloma venereum
Lets take a picture with a potato, JPEG the hell out of it and throw it on an exam .
im convinced you cannot differentiate this from chancroid
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Can anyone who got this right explain how they ruled out chancroid? This is the definition I have for chancroid which I thought fit the image/text description (multiple increasingly painful sores and lymphadenopathy), but was incorrect:
"Patients present with extremely painful suppurative ulcers that may be single or multiple.Infection begins as a papule, which quickly progresses to a pustule and subsequent ulcer formation. Painful inguinal lymphadenopathy with subsequent ulceration, usually unilateral, develops in approximately 50%."