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What do you ask the upright pt to do that makes the breasts come forward?
hands on hips
What do you ask the upright pt to do so that you can visually examine the breasts?
raise arms
What makes it easier to palpate the upright pt's breast?
lean forward
After the upright exam, what do you ask the pt to do?
lay supine, examine breast
When pt is supine, note nipple discharge. What do different types of discharge mean?
lactation (milk)

papilloma (greenish)

intraductal problem (bloody)
What do you look for in the abdominal exam?
pregnancy
bruits
What do you look for in the external genitalia exam?
discolorations (melanoma),
lesions (condylomatous-HPV),
hair pattern (testosterone),
What do you look for when palpating vagina
vestibular glands
Bartholin gland
What do you look for when you examine the cervix?
obstetric lacerations
Diff b/w erosion and eversion
erosion - vagina has not grown out over the top of the cervix

eversion -
What 2 things do you do for Pap smear?
1) scrape ectocervix with spatula - gets squamous tissue and eversion tissue

2) use small brush to obtain endocervical tissue
After internal exam, what do you palpate?
pelvic organs - uterus, ovaries
what are palpating with the bimanual exam?
uterus
Rectovaginal exam may find what condition with older women?
intestinal prolapse b/w rectum and vagina
Wet prep, slides with normal saline and _______
10% KOH
Biopsy of what will cause uterine cramping?
endometrium - Give pt some Advil one hour before
To scrape the endo cervix, use what?
Duncan curette
Clue cells are what?
epithelial cells studded with bacteria
What does the KOH do in the wet prep
dissolves normal cells and leaves behind hyphae from Candida, for example