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Vaginal Infections Lecture Powerpoint Flashcards

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1
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Pathogen most often responsible for bacterial vaginosis

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Gardnerella vaginalis

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KOH wet mount

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Lab technique to view sample of discharge removed of skin cells but not fungus

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Vaginal pH

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> 5 indicates bacterial vaginosis or trichomonas infection

<4.5 indicates physiologic discharge or fungal infection

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Atrophic vaginitis

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Inflammation of vagina and outer urinary tract due to thinning of tissues due to lack of estrogen

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Atrophic vaginitis symptoms

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Dryness, itching, soreness, painful intercourse, sores and cracks, painful urination but no wbc in urine dip, incontinece

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Atrophic vaginitis treatment

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Vaginally administered estrogens

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Lichen planus/psoriasis of vagina

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Inflammatory, autoimmune disorder of skin and mucus membranes

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Lichen planus/psoriasis of vagina symptoms

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Glassy, bright red erosions and ulceration involving vulva and vagina

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Lichen planus/psoriasis of vagina treatment

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Corticosteroid ointment fluocinonide or clobetasol, or topical macrolide such as tacrolimus and pimecrolimus

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Vulvovaginal candidiasis

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Yeast of infection that affects all women from menarche to menopause, 40% of vulvovaginitis is caused by candida

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Vulvovaginal candidiasis symptoms

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  • Intense vulvar itching
  • Thick curd vaginal discharge
  • erythema of vulva
  • thick white patches
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Intertrigonal candida infection

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The spreading of a candida infection into the folds of skin creating a rash like appearance often under the breasts or in the thighs

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1 cause of recurrent candida infections

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Diabetes mellitus

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Candida differential diagnosis (4)

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  • Trichomonas vaginalis
  • Gonorrheal vaginalis
  • Pinworm vaginitis
  • contact dermatitis
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Candida Lab studies

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  • KOH
  • Culture
  • Vaginal pH <4.5
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16
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Fluconazole (diflucan)

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150 mg po once, preferred treatment for candida, works on C. albicans

17
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Miconazole nitrate (monistat)

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1 suppository at night x3, or cream at night x7, treatment for C. albicans

18
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Butoconazole nitrate (femstat)

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vaginal cream at night x3, treaetment for C. albicans

19
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Terconazole (terazol)

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1 suppository or vaginal cream at night x3, used for C. tropicalis

20
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Nystatin

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Used to treat C. glabrata

21
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3 candida species and how they appear on wet mount

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C. albicans - hyphae and buds
C. tropicalis - hyphae
C. glabrata - buds

22
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Topical gentian violet

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An aqueous solution painted onto the vagina weekly to treat candida infection and prevent their recurrence over a year by applying over 2-3 weeks but will shed purple into underwear

23
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Watery, bad smelling discharge is characteristic of ____, while frothy, bubbling discharge is characteristic of ____

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BV, trich

24
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BV often co-occurs with…

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yeast infections

25
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BV signs and symtpoms

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Unpleasant vaginal odor, thick grey white vaginal discharge

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BV differential (6)

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  • N. gonorrhea
  • Chlamydia
  • Trichomonas
  • e. coli
  • staph
  • fungal
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Amsel’s diagnostic criteria for BV (3/4 of em)

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  • thin homogenous discharge
  • fishy odor
  • clue cells present on microscopy
  • vaginal pH greater than 4.5
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BV treatment (3)

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  • Metronidazole
  • Clindamycin
  • Metrogel
29
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On azole treatment for BV, educate patients on…

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…cannot drink alcohol on an azole

30
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BV possible complications

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  • don’t treat in first trimester of pregnancy
  • PID
  • intrauterine infections
31
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Trichomoniasis epidemiology

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-often in young and middle aged adults, rare until onset of sexual activity

32
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Trichomoniasis sypmtoms female

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  • strawberry cervix
  • vaginal frothy discharge
  • odor
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Trichomoniasis symptoms male

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  • many asymptomatic

- urethral discharge

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Trich risk factors

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  • multiple sex partners

- hot tubs

35
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Trich differential

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  • vaginal candidiasis
  • BV
  • chlamydia urethritis
36
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Trich labs

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  • Wet prep

- Vaginal pH >4.5

37
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Trich DOC

A

metronidazole

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