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Location of supernumerary nipple
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In nipple line
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Non tender, small nodules on areola
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Montgomery tubercles
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Positions for breast examination
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Arms at side, hips, raised, leaning forward
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Tool used for assessing growth & development in breasts
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Tanner Staging
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Tanner Stage ?: Breast more elevated, extends beyond areola which is still contour w/ surrounding breast
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III
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Tanner ?: Breast reaches final adult size, areol returns to surrounding contour, projecting central papilla
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Tanner V
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Tanner ? Breast bud forms, small area of surrounding glandular tissue; areola widens
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Tanner II
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Tanner ? No glandular tissue, areola follows skin contour
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Tanner I
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Tanner? Increased breast size & elevaiton, areola & papilla form a secondary mound projecting from contour
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Tanner IV
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Thickened, porous/dimpled skin (d/t edema) secondary to blocked lymph gland;
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Pea d'orange
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Surface manifestation of underlying ductal CA; Red scaling, crusty patch on nipple & surrounding skin
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Paget's Dz
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Mass pulls on suspensory ligament of Copper
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DImpling
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Normal, nontender, small nodules on areola
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Montgomery tubercles
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Methods of breast palpation
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Vertical stripe
Circular Wedge |
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Divisions of breast
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4 quadrants & Tail of SPence
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Most B CA occur:
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Tail
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Breast masses characterized by (8)
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Location
Size Shape Consistency Tenderness Mobility Borders Retraction |
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Multiple benign, bilateral mobile cysts, increase in pain w/ premenstrual
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Fibrocystic dz
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Benign neoplasm, bilateral, mobile, nontender, doesn't vary w/ menstrual cycle
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Fibroadenoma
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Unilateral, single nonmobile, non tender, non cyclic
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Malignant breast tumor
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Increased breast tissue in males; bi or unilateral
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Gynecomastia
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Causes for Gynecomastia
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Testicular, pituitary tumors, liver failure, meds, pot smoking
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Lactation not associated w/ child bearing
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Galactorrhea
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Causes of Galactorrhea
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Meds, prolactin secreting tumors, hypothyroid
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Infection & inflammation of breast tissue, common in lactating women
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Mastitis
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Female external genetalia AKA
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Vulva
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Vulva includes: (8)
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Mons pubis
Labia majora Labia minora Clitorus Vestibular glands Vaginal vestible Vaginal orifice Urethral openin |
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Mastitis tx in lactation
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Mom on Bactrim (for MRSA!)
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Unilateral, redness, tender labial swelling
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Bartholin gland abscess
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Labia minor enclose:
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Vestibule
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Discharge, polyp, fistula on urethra indicates
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UTI
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Skene's gland fxn
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Drain grou of urethral glands
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Skene's gland exam
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Index finger into vagina up to 2nd joint, palm facing upward, milk glands, should see no discharge
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Bartholin's glands location & fxn & exam
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Posterolateral portion of vaginal opening; secrete mucus during intercourse; "pinch" between fingers
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Is milking skene's gland routine?
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No
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Prior to speculum insertion/bimanual check for
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Cystocele or Rectocele
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Hernia protrusion of urinary bladder through anterior wall of vagina, may exit introitus, felt as pt bears down
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Cystocele
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Major SE of cystocele
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Urinary stress incontinence
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Hernia protrusion of rectom through posterior wall of vagina
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Rectocele
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When to lubricate speculum w/ only water:
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If plan to obtain cytologic study
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Placement of speculum
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Place left 2 & 3 fingers into vagina, palm downward, apply pressure downware, separate minor so opening is clear, insert full length of vagina
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Position of ____ correlates with position of uterus
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Cervix
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If cervix points ____, uterus is retroverted
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Anteriorly
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If cervix points ____, uterus is anteverted
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Posteriorly
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If cervix points ____, uterus is mid-position
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Horizontal
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Normal discharge:
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Odorless, creamy or clear, thick, thin, or stringy
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Small, round, oval os = ____parous
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Null
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Horizontal slit or irregular/stellate os = ___ parous
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Multip
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NL Color of cervix
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Pint
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Blue cervix=
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INcrease vascularity --> pregnancy
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Red, friable cervix =
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Infxn
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Small white or yellow cysts on cervix (NL finding)
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Nabothian cysts
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PAP: Vaginal specimens obtained when?
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While speculum in place, after cervix & surrounding tissues have been inspected
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PAP: ___ sample collected first
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Ectocervical
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Devices that can be used to obtain ectocervical sample
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Spatula
Brush |
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PAP ___ sampel collected 2nd
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Endocervical
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PAP: Cervex-Brush device collects
Procedure: -Pro |
-Collects both endo & ectocervical
-Long brush endo; lateral ecto; twist 3 times L & R, -Less bleeding |
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PAP: Gonococcal culture procedure
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Place sterle dacron Q tip into cervical os, hold for 30 seconds, spread Z pattern over medium while rotating swab
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PAP: DNA probe for gonoccocal/chlamydia
-Use what device? -Pro |
Dacron swab
Rapid & sensitive |
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PAP: If woman complains of vaginal d/c or recent unprotected sex, do ___
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Wet prep
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Wet prep IDs: (3)
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Trich
Candidiasis BV |
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Wet prep procedure
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1Swab vaginal discharge (w/ 2 swabs), place on slide, add drop of NL saline, cover slip
2 Separate slide - drop of aqueous 10% KOH |
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Fish odor (whiff test) indicates
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BV
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KOH dissolves___, making ___ more visbile
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Dissolves debris, making hyphae & budding of yeast more visible
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What to do as removing speculum
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Inspect vaginal walls
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Color of vaginal wall compared to cervix
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A little lighter pink
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Spatula is getting ___ cells from inner perimeter of os
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Endocervical or transitional cells
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Remember, ___ is separate from wet prep
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Gon & chlamyd
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If cervical motion tenderness is present, must:
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Tx for PID
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Structures felt in bimanual exam (4)
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Cervix
Uterus Adnexa & ovaries Rectovaginal |
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Cervix felt for:
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Size, length, shape
Nodules, hard/roughness, ruptured tubal pregnancy |
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Difference in uterus during pregnancy/not pregnant
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Not preg - Hard; Preg- soft
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How to test for PID during cervix bimanual exam
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Move to side; if painful - think PID
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Approx size of uterus
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5x8 cm
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Common, benign, uterine tumors; feel firm & irregular
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Fibroids
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IF ovaries palpable, shoudl feel:
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firm, smooth
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Expected position of uterus
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Anteverted
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Other positions seen
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Anteflexed, retroverted
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Exam maneuver that allows you to reach almost 1 inch higher into pelvis
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Rectovaginal
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Rectovaginal procedure
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Index finger in vagina, middle finger in rectum
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rectovaginal good exam for :
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Older pts, retroverted uterus
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Growth of endometrial tissue outside of uterus, causes pain, dysmenorrhea
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Endometriosis
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Thin white or gray d/c, fishy odor, clue cell on wet prep, hx of rough sex, douching, hot bath
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Bacterial vaginosis
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Is BV a sexually transmitted dz?
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No
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White curdy d/c, itching, wet prep KOH w/ budding yeast
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Candidiasis
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Genital warts AKA
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Condyloma Acuminatum
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#1 contributor of cervical cancer
sessile exophytic papillomas |
HPV
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PainLESS ULCER of primary syphilis
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Syphilitic chancre
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PainLESS LESION/growth of Secondary syphilis
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Condyloma latum
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Fever
dysuria lymphadenopathy PainFUL genital vesicle --> then ulcer oral ulcer Tingling prodrome |
Herpes
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genital papules
acute onset:painful genital ulcer lymphadenitis and buboes Haemophilus ducreyi. |
Chancroid
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Mostly asymptomatic in women
+/- PID symptoms +/- Yellow/cloudy cervical discharge friable cervix abnormal vaginal bleeding |
Chlamydia
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Diagnostic test for chlamydia
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nucleic acid amplification test (DNA probe)
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May look similar to chlamydia
mucopurulent or purulent exudate at the endocervix anterior cervical lymphadenopathy conjunctivitis |
Gonorrhea
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Diagnostic test for gonorrhea
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DNA probe
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Medially protruding cystic structure at the inferior aspect of the labia majora, in the 5 or 7 o'clock position
Vulval pressure, pain while sitting/walking |
Bartholin gland abscess
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Bartholin gland abscess caused by; results in:
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Cyst: Noninfectious occlusion of the distal Bartholin duct with resultant retention of secretions.
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Most common bacterial cause of bartholin gland abscess
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Gonorrhea
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Copious Frothy green d/c, adherent to vaginal wall
Strawberry cervix Pear shaped protozoa ("swimming footballs") on wet prep |
Trichomonisasis
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pearly papule with a central dell, pruritic
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Molluscum contagiosum
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Bartholin abscess
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bartholin?
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Candidiasis
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Chancroid
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Clue cell
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COndyloma
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Cystocele & rectocele
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Herpes
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HPV
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Molluscum
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Montgomery Tubercle
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Multiparous
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Nabothian cyst
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Nulliparous
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Paget
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Strawberry cervix
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Syphilis Chancre
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Syphilis condyloma latum
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Trich
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