Vaginal Disorders Flashcards

1
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Name some vaginal developmental anomalies

A

septate or double vagina, vaginal adenosis, and gartner duct cysts

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2
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septate or double vagina accompanied by

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uterus didelphys (double uterus)

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3
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causes of septate vagina

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genetics, DES, unknown

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4
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vaginal adenosis

A

tissue that is supposed to be in cervix (columnar endocervical epithelium) migrates to vaginal wall

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5
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vaginal wall appearance normal vs. in vaginal adenosis

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vaginal mucosa is usually pale pink, in vaginal adenosis- red granular area

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6
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cause of vaginal adenosis

A

DES

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7
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35-90% of women exposed to DES in utero will have what disorder

A

vaginal adenosis

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8
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Mucus cysts vs. gartner duct cyst

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developmental vaginal anomalies. mucus cyst derived from wolffian duct rests, gartner duct cyst derives from mullerian epithelium

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9
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describe gartner duct cyst

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1-2 cm fluid filled cyst in vaginal submucosa resulting from wolffiant duct rests

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10
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most common causes of vaginites

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bacterial vaginitis, candida (2nd), and Trichomonas vaginitis

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11
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who does use of abx increase risk of vaginitis?

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because abx kill lactobacillus and acideophilus in vaginal vault which increases alkalinity of vagina and makes it more susceptible to trich and Bacterial vaginitis

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12
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acidic environment of vagina is protectful why?

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because it prevents bacterial growth

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13
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risk factors of bacterial vaginitis

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pregnancy, IUD, douching

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14
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risk factors of candida vaginitis

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oral contraceptive use, IUD abx use, young at first intercourse, and immunocompromised

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15
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greatest incidence of vaginitis

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females 10-24 years old

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16
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predisposing conditions of vaginitis that may cause pH change that is less protective against pathogens:

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douching, deodorant pads, increased glycogen (abx use)

17
Q

name premalignant and malignant neoplasms of vagina

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VAIN, SCC (malignant), embryonal rhabdomyosarcoma (malignant), adenocarcinoma (malignant), melanoma (malignant)

18
Q

VAIN classification

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I- lower one third of epithelium, II- lower 2/3 of epithelium III- full thickness but not yet through B.M.

19
Q

VAIN and VIN are similar in that

A

they are both premalignant and both associated with HPV. VIN- 16, 18, 31. VAIN-16, 18

20
Q

what percent of those that have VAIN have intraepithelial neoplasia or carcinoma of cervix or vulva?

21
Q

VAIN associated with HPV, specifics VAIN 1 vs. 2 and 3

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99% of VAIN I a/w HPV. 93% of VAIN II and III a/w HPV

22
Q

mean age at vaginal SCC diagnosis

23
Q

is vaginal SCC associated with HPV?

A

Yes. arises from VAIN (premalignant lesions). VAIN a/w HPV, so is vaginal SCC

24
Q

why do more CIN progress to carcinoma than VAINs?

A

vaginal epithelium is more stable than cervical epithelium

25
tumors of vaginal SCC describe
nodular, ulcerative, indurated, endophytic, or exophytic
26
lesions in lower 2/3rds of vaginal SCC mets to...
inguinal nodes then to lungs and liver
27
embryonal rhabdomyosarcoma aka
sarcoma botryoides
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what vaginal neoplasm is seen in kids less than 5 years?
embryonal rhabdomyosarcoma
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4 year old presents with grape like clusters projecting out of vagina- polypoid, rounded bulky masses. what do you suspect
embryonal rhabdomyosarcoma
30
describe tumor cells of embryonal rhabdomyosarcoma
small oval nuclei, protrusion of cytoplasm from one end
31
vaginal adenocarcinoma is rare and a/w
DES