Female

Question 1

Ectocervix

Answer 1

Squamous Cells

Question 2

Endocervix

Answer 2

Columnar Epithelium

Question 3

Transformation zone -

Answer 3

Squamocolumnar junction

Question 4

Cervix

Answer 4

Transformation zone is a prevalent area of dysplasia

Question 5

Pap Smear

Answer 5

Done to check for cancerous cells
USPSTF recommends first pap at age 21
Can stop after hysterectomy if not done for cancer
Human Papillomavirus (HPV) testing is done because it is the leading cause of cervical dysplasia
Chlamydia testing is done at the same time as the pap smear
Recommended for women under 24 or at high risk

Question 6

HPV 16 and 18 account for

Answer 6

70% of cervical cancer

Question 7

HPV 6 and 11 account for

Answer 7

90% of genital warts

Question 8

Female Pelvic Exam 3 parts

Answer 8

History
Inspection
Palpation

Question 9

menstrual history

Answer 9

First menarche
Length of cycle
Days between cycles
Regular or irregular
Heavy or light

Question 10

Sexual History

Answer 10

First experience
Contraception
HIV testing
History of STD’s

Question 11

supplies for female pelvic exam

Answer 11

Drape
Speculum
Lubricant
Cervical brush
Liquid cytology preservative
Large cotton swab

Question 12

inspection for External Genitalia

Answer 12

Ulcers
Rashes
Labial enlargement
Cystocele
Rectocele

Question 13

female internal genital -

Yellow/green

Answer 13

Trichomonas/Chlamydia/Gonorrhea

Question 14

Foul Smelling

Answer 14

• Trichomonas/Bacterial Vaginosis

Question 15

Thick, white, cottage cheese consistency

Answer 15

Candida

Question 16

Thin, no foul smell

Answer 16

Physiologic

Question 17

Speculum

Observe for discharge at the vaginal walls

Answer 17

Color
Consistency
Pruritis

Question 18

Observe the cervix (4)

Answer 18

Color
Contour
Scars/Lesions
Discharge