General diagnosis - Rectal and urogenital exam Flashcards

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Bacterial vaginosis

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gynecologist referral

  • fishy smelling watery discharge after sex or menstruation
  • inflammatory condition of the vagina (associated w/: gardnerell species overgrowth)
  • vagianl pH > 4.5, numerous clue cells, + amine test confirms Dx
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Cancer of the penis

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urologist referral

  • non-healing ulcer or mass on the glans penis or foreskin with inguinal node spread
  • neoplastic condition of the penis; associated w/ chronic HPV infection
  • biopsy confirms Dx
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Cancer of the vulva

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gynecologist referral (biopsy confirm Dx)

  • non-healing ulcer or mass in the vulva with spread to involve the inguinal nodes
  • neoplastic condition of the vulva; associated w/: chronic HPV infection
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candidiasis

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gynecologist referral for treatment

  • sever vulvar and vaginal itching with thick cottage cheese discharge
  • infection of the vulva/vagina d/t candida albicans overgrowth; after use of broad-spectrum antibiotics and in diabetics
  • labs: discharge have buds and branching hyphae (characteristic of candida albicans)
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cervical cancer

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gynecologist referral (PAP smear and follow up biopsy)

  • post-coital (after sex), bleeding and non-healing erosion of cervix
  • neoplasia of the cervix; MC associate w/ chronic HPV infection
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chancroid

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medical practitioner referral

  • painful yellow genital ulcers, swollen tender inguinal lymph nodes
  • seually transmitted disease cause by Hemophilus ducreyi
  • tissue culture to confirm Dx
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endometriosis

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Co-manage with gynecologist

  • severe dysmenorrhea, painful nodules in the adnexa, retroverted uterus and infertility
  • deposition of endometrial tissue outside uterine cavity; commonly in broad ll., on the ovary and in the pelvis
  • laproscopic biopsy of chocolate cysts in the pelvis confirm Dx
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epididymo-orchitis

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hospital referral

  • tender swollen testis and epididymis, prehn’s sign (elevation of scrotum relive pain) may be present
  • acute inflammation of the testes and epididymis; associated with gonorrhea and chlamydia
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granuloma inguinale

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medical practitioner referral

  • painless beef-red ulcers in genital region
  • STD d/t calymmatobaacterium (klebsiella) granulamatis
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herpes genitalis

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Co-manage with medical practitioner

  • painful recurrent multiple vesicles and shallow ulcers in the genital region
  • STD d/t herpes simplex type 2 infection
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lymphogranuloma venereum

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medical practitioner referral for antibiotics

  • fleeting rash, followed by swollen painful draining inguinal lymph nodes (buboes), and rectal strictures
  • uncommon STD d/t chlamydia tachomatis types L1-3
  • sin of groove may be present in inguinal region
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pelvic inflammatory disease

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hospital referral

  • fever, lower abdominal pain, cervical motion tenderness, mucopurulent cervical discharge
  • inflammatory disease of uterus, fallopian tubes and surrounding pelvic connective tissue; d/t gnorrhea or chlamidia
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prostatic cancer

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urologist referral

  • often asymptomatic
  • symptomatic (cancer spread): hematuria, hard irregular prostate, LBP, fatigue, weight loss
  • slow-growing malignancy of the prostate gland
  • Labs: elevated PSA, alakaline phosphatase, hypercalcemia occurs with metastases
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ovarian cancer

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gynecologist referral

  • bloating, abdominal disconfrt adn ascites; 1 ovary enlarged
  • malignancy of ovary (MC after 50yo)
  • US confirm presence of mass
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syphilis

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Medical practitioner referral

  • painless hard nodule or genital ulcer
  • STD d/t treponema pallidum
    • VDRL, FTA-abs needed to confirm Dx
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Testicular cancer

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urologist referral

  • dull ache in scrotum with an enlarged irregular testis and gynecomastia
  • US confirms ECHOdensity of mass, biopsy confirms Dx
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Trombosed external hemorrhoid

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proctologist referral (if, conservative care with sitz baths and preparation H are not helpful)

  • vary tender blue swollen nodule at he anal orifice arising below the pectinate line
  • painful thrombosed tributary of the inferior rectal vein; associated with constipation
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Torsion of the testis

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urgent referral to confirm and do surgery

  • sudden onset of testicular/scrotal pain, refered to the periumbilical region, n/v, prehn’s sign is negative, affected testis will be higher than the other
  • uncommon twisting of the testis d/t long mesorchium
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Trichomonas

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gynecologist referral

  • vulvar itching, malodorus frothy yellow-green vaginal discharge female (asymptomatic in males)
  • STD d/t protozoan called trichomonas vaginalis
  • Lab: motile flagellates in discharge
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20
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Uterine leiomyoma (fibroids)

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gynecologist referral

  • polymenorrhagia (frequent periods w/ prolonged bleeding), irregularly enlarged uterus, anemia
  • benign smooth mm tumors of the uterus (related to estrogen stimulation)
  • may be: microcytic hypochromic anemia d/t prolonged bleeding
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Varicocele

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urologist referral

  • dragging sensation in scrotum, bag of worms’ sensation on palpation
  • vericose veins in pampiniform plexus of veins (MC on left)
  • doppler US confirms Dx
22
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bag of worms’ sensation on scrotum

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varicocele

23
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buboes in groin (draining lymph nodes)

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lymphogranuloma venereum

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cheesy white curds in the vagina

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candidiasis

25
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craggy hard irregular nodule in prostate

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prostatic cancer

26
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erosion on the cervix

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cervical cancer

27
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irregular painless testicular enlargement

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testicular cancer

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irregular uterine enlargement

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uterine fibroids

29
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froth malodorous vaginal discharge

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trichomaonas

30
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multiple painful shallow genital ulcers

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herpes genitalis

31
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non-healing vulvar ulcer

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carcinoma of the vulva

32
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non-healing penile ulcer

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carcinoma of the penis

33
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painful bluish mass protruding from the anal orifice

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thrombosed external hemorrhoid

34
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painful nodules in the adnexa

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endometrosis

35
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painless fleshy mass protruding form anal orifice

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internal hemorrhoid

36
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painful soft yellow genital ulcer

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chancroid

37
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painless soft red genital ulcer

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granuloma inguinale

38
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painless firm genital ulcer

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syphilis

39
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pelvic mass in a postmenopausal woman

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ovarian cancer

40
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regular uterine enlargement

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pregnancy

41
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sign of the groove (swollen inguinal nodes with groove)

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lymphogranuloma venerum

42
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smooth round prostate with median sulcus

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normal prostate

43
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strawberry cervix

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trichomonas

44
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swollen tender testis and epididymis

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epididymo-orchitis

45
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tender boggy prostate

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prostatitsis

46
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tenderness on motion of the cervix

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pelvic inflammatory disease

47
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transilluminable mass in the scrotum

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hydrocele

48
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watery fishy vaginal discharge

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bacterial vaginosis