Topic index, treatment algorithms, images, or full CDC text. Get to the content you're looking for from the Home Page.

All of the key topics in STDMeister listed alphabetically. Look up info by disease (ie. Chlamydia) or by specific needs (ie. Follow-up recommendations).

Let's choose Bacterial Vaginosis from the list.
 

All of the information about Bacterial Vaginosis (BV) can be accessed from this page. Click on any of the links to go to the specific section within the CDC's STD Treatment Guidelines. Click on Atlas to see BV images and the Algorithm buttons to access the step-by-step algorithms

 

Here's the start of the BV Treatment Algorithm. The algorithms will ask you questions one by one and with each answer will guide you to the specific treatment indicated for your patient. In this case, we'll answer No (patient is not pregnant).

Now we see the recommended regimens and also have a link to alternative regimens. Let's choose Metronidazole vaginal gel.

 

The exact dosing and regimen for treatment is detailed here including special precautions.

This is the index page for the Atlas. Find your topic alphabetically and click the link to see all of the images available for that disease.

These are thumbnails of all of the images available for herpes. In the App, a finger flick will scroll down to see the rest of them (there are 15 herpes images on this page). From here you can click the image itself or the details button.

The details button takes you to specific details about that image including descriptive text and the image source. Click the thumbnail of the image to see it full screen.

Here's the image you clicked on. Just like with other photos on your iPhone, you can use your fingers to zoom in and focus on a specific area up close.

Here's the zoomed in view of that herpes image.

 

The algorithms make things easy but if you want to go back to the source, STDMeister includes the full content from the Center for Disease Control's most current STD Treatment Guidelines

Here's an example of a page directly from the CDC Treatment Guidelines. Note that the background color is slightly different to distinguish verbatim CDC content from the other content in STDMeister

Here's the page detailing follow-up recommendations for non-gonococcal urethritis. The CDC content is a bit wordy and is harder to use for quick answers at the point of care. But it's really nice to have when you want to learn a little more about a topic.