Sexually transmitted and genitourinary infections remain a global health concern that affects millions every year. This course provides you with the knowledge and confidence to recognize, prevent, and effectively manage these conditions. You’ll explore the causes and symptoms of infections caused by bacteria, viruses, and yeasts, and see how they can impact reproductive health, fertility, and newborns. The course emphasizes prevention, early detection, and patient education to reduce long-term complications.

Next, you’ll dive into bacterial vaginosis and vulvovaginal candidiasis, two of the most common vaginal infections among people assigned female at birth. You’ll learn to identify their signs, use proper diagnostic tools, and select suitable treatments. The course also examines how bacterial vaginosis can spread between partners and explores Group B streptococcus, which often inhabits the genital tract and poses risks during pregnancy. Practical examples and nursing interventions make these topics directly applicable to real-world care.

The final section focuses on urinary tract infections, interstitial cystitis, and urethritis, conditions that can disrupt comfort and daily life. You’ll learn how to recognize their symptoms, select effective treatments, and advise patients on preventive techniques. With its practical insights and clinical focus, this course equips you to identify infections early, deliver appropriate care, and educate patients. Enroll today to develop your expertise in reproductive and genitourinary health while enhancing patient outcomes.