Select the option that is not correct regarding syphilis.
The primary stage of the disease is identified by the development of a chancre on the genitalia and lips.
Thick pus discharge from the urinogenital organ is observed during the quaternary stage of the disease.
Multiple lesions appear on the mucous membranes of the lips, mouth, and genitalia during the secondary stage of the disease.
Gummas, which are skin nodules or ulcers, are characteristic of the tertiary stage of the disease.
During the quaternary stage of syphilis, which is also known as the late or tertiary stage, thick pus discharge from the urinogenital organ is not a characteristic feature. The quaternary stage is primarily associated with the involvement of multiple organs and systems, such as the cardiovascular system, nervous system, and bones. Symptoms in this stage can include neurologic abnormalities, cardiovascular complications, and the development of gummas (skin nodules or ulcers). Hence, the correct answer is option 2.