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Typically, the epithelium lining the vagina is _, and that of the endocervix and central ectocervix is _
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squamous
columnar. |
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Gardasil vaccine protects against
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HPV 6, 11, 16, 18
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Low risk HPV types are _ and _
High risk HPV (most common) are _ |
6 and 11
16 and 18 |
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Cryotherapy is used in patients who have _
Is anesthesia necessary? |
CIN I
No anesthesia |
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What is the gold standard for treatment for CIN?
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Conization (laser or cold knife)
it will give us more information reguarding the diagnosis |
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T/F Ablative therapies in treating CINs will give us additional diagnostic information
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FALSE
thats why these (cryotherapy and laser) are used to treat CIN I. |
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The single most important prognostic factor of cervical cancer is _
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paraaortic lymph node status.
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Abnormal vaginal bleeding is a (late/early) sign of cervical cancer
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late
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Simple Total hysterectomy:
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uterine corpus and cervix removed
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_ removal of uterine corpus at the level of the internal cervical os
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Subtotal hysterectomy:
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What is the primary clinical presentation of vulvar cancer?
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Itching, palpable lesion in a post menopausal woman
Treat with surgical lesion |
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_: Multiple reddish brown or violaceous papules found in the younger population.
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Bowenoid Papulosis:
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histologically, bowenoid papulosis looking like _
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VIN III
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What gynecolic condition is associated with adenocarcinoma
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Paget's disease
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VAIN: Carcinoma in Situ of Vagina is usually _ and in the _
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asymptomatic
upper third of vagina. |
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What is the lymphatic spread of Vulvar carcinoma?
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Lymphatic spread goes from inguinal to femoral nodes to external iliac.
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Lymphatic spread of vaginal cancer in the upper third vagina goes to _
In the lower third it goes _ |
obturator, hypogastric, or external iliac nodes
inguinofemoral nodes (Upper is more common) |
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DES exposure in utero is associated with _
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clear cell adenocarcinoma
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