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Vulva Dx Flashcards

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Inflammatory disease of the vulva

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Vulval condylomata
herpes Simplex
candidiasis

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Pathogen causing condyloma acuminatum

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HPV

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Gross morphology of condyloma acuminatum

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Exophytic benign papillomatous lesion on skin or mucous membrane

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Main part of the reproductive system affected by condyloma acuminatum

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Vulva
Perianal region perineum
vagina
cervix

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5
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Different presentation of condylomata

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Papules 
Plaques 
 nodules
 spiked or 
cauliflower like excrescences
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6
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Microscopic findings in condylomata

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Striking papillomatous proliferation of squamous epithelium
Koilocyte- Epithelial cell with Perry nuclear hello and wrinkled nucleus containing HPV particles
Extensive Cytoplasmic destruct leading to koilocyte

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7
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Thank you Bashan period of herpes simplex

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1-3 weeks

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8
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gross morphology of herpes simplex

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Small vesicles and vulva which erode and become painful ulcers

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9
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Ganglia affected by genital herpes

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Sacral ganglia

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10
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Can a newborn acquire fetal herpes infection through the birth canal from mother

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Yes

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11
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If a mother has herpes virus what is an indication of C-section

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Active herpetic lesions in the vagina at time of delivery

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12
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Percentage of women with asymptomatic fungi in vulva or vagina

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10

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13
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Most common offender of candidiasis

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Candida Albicans

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14
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Percentage of women that actually present with clinical apparent candidal vulvovaginitis

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2%

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15
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Risk factors to candidiasis

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Pregnancy
diabetes mellitus
oral contraceptives

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16
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Meaning presentation of infection candidiasis

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Itching vulva

white discharge

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17
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Chris morphology of candidiasis

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Firmly adherent Small white plaque on mucous membrane

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18
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Microscopy of candidiasis

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Submucosal edema

chronic inflammation

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19
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What is the main diagnostic criteria of candidiasis

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Characteristics spores and pseudohyphae in the wet mount preparation

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20
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Leukoplakia meaning

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White pathches

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21
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Leukoplakia common areas

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Vulva

Perineum

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22
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Types of leukoplakia

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Squamous hyperplasia

Lischen sclerosis

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23
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Condylomata acuminata due tot which HPV strain

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2
6
11

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In coNdylomata acuminata , this phenomenon prominent in superficial keratinocytes

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Koilocytosis

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25
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Name of sweat gland tumors presenting as local lump

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Hidradenomas

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26
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Hudradenomas Micro morphology

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Interlacing papillae lined with epithelium

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27
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Granular cell tumor morphology

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Well circumscribed vulval lump

Uniform large cells , pink granular cytoplasm

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28
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Type of tumor seen on bartholins glands

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Cysts abscess
Adenomas
Adenocarcinoma

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29
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Main population affected by carcinoma of vulva

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6-7th decade

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30
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Main type of carcinoma of the vulva

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squamous cell carcinoma

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31
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Lymph nodes to which carcinoma of the vulva spreads

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Inguinal lymph node

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32
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Disease that leads to HPV related carcinoma

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Vulval intraepithelial neoplasia Or Bowens disease

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33
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What can you compare extra memory Paget’s disease to in terms of manifestation

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Paget’s disease of breast

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34
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Morphology of extra memory Paget’s disease

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Prurituc red crusted sharply demarcated map like area on labia majora
Palpable submucosal thickening or tumor

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35
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Disease related to vagina discharge

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Chronic cervicitis

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36
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Type of discharge in gonococcal infections

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Frothy the vagina discharge

37
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Population of women affected by squamous cell carcinoma

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Older woman

38
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Parts of the reproductive system at risk of fistula formation because of squamous cell carcinoma

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Vagina bladder and rectum

39
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Which cancer is found in adolescent girls and is associated with administration of stillboestrol to the mothers in early pregnancy

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Clear cell adencarcinoma

40
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Second name of embryonal rhabdomyosarcoma

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Sarcoma botryoids

41
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Population at risk of embryonal rhabdomyosarcoma

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Infants and children under five years old

42
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Morphology of embryonal rhabdomyosarcoma

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Malignant Rhabdomyoblast
polypoid rounded bulky messages
sometimes fill and project out of vagina
Grape clusters - botyroides

43
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Elements causing death in embryonal rhabdomyosarcoma

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Penetration of peritoneal cavity p

Obstruction of urinary tract

44
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Type of epithelium in ecto cervix

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None keratinized stratified squamous epithelium

45
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Type of epithelium in endo cervix

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Mucus secreting columnar epithelium with glands

46
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Noninfectious inflammatory disease of the cervix causes

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Chemicals
tampons
pessaries

47
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Infectious causes of inflammatory disease of cervix

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Bacteria -n. Gonorrhaea , strep, gardnerella vaginalis ,actinomyces Israeliii , tuberculosis

virus - HPV HSV

fungi- candida ,aspergillus

protozoa -T vaginalis she still small spaces

48
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What is cervicitis

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Mild clinic information of cervix

49
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Structure that can undergo squamous metaplasia in chronic cervicitis

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Endocervical glands

50
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Can you see dysplasia Of the squamous epitheliumin cervicitis

51
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Second name of cervical erosion

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Cervical ectopy

52
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What is cervical erosion

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Overgrowth of columnar epithelium replacing squamous epithelium around the cervical os

53
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Etiology of cervical erosion

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Parturition
contraceptive pills
persistent condition normal in infancy
association with cervicitis

54
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What is cervical dysplasia

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Disorderly but not neoplastic proliferation of cell with less in uniformity of individual cell and less of architectural orientation
may end up in Franck malignancy if not treated

55
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Different grades of cervical dysplasia

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Mild
moderate
severe

56
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What are the stages of dysplasia in the three forms of cervical intraepithelial neoplasia and invasive carcinoma

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CIN1- Mild dysplasia Less ,than 1/3
CIN2-Moderate dysplasia ,lower than 1/2 to 2/3
CIN3- Cynthia dysplasia -more than 90%

57
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symptoms of CIN

58
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What do you see in ascetic acid painting of cervix in the dysplastic epithelium

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Aceto-whiteness

59
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What is carcinoma in situ of cervix

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Complete loss of stratification in polarity variation in nuclear sizes of cells Mitotic figures at all levels

60
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Main area of carcinoma in situ development in cervix

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squamocolumnar Junction

61
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Main age of carcinoma in situ of cervix

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4th decade or earlier

62
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Is a screening test diagnostic for cervical cancer

63
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Which test is used to big dysplastic cells of cervic before they become malignant

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Papaniculaou

64
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What is the Bethesda system

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Adequacy of smear
presence or absence of dysplastic or malignant cells
background of smear

65
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Most common malignant tumor of the female genital tract

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Carcinoma of the cervix

66
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Main type of carcinoma of the cervix

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Squamous cell carcinoma

67
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High incidence Risk factors of carcinoma of cervix

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Prostitute
early age of first coitus
multiple sexual partner lifetime
partners with previous multiple sex partner

68
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Low incidence risk factors in carcinoma of cervix

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Oral contraceptive
 cigarette smoking 
family history 
Genital infection 
lack of circumcision in male sexual partner
69
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Strains of HPV associated with squamous papilloma

70
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HPv associated with condylomata and cervical intra epithelial neoplasia 1 and 2

71
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HPV associated with cervical intraepithelial neoplasia 3 and invasive carcinoma

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16, 18, 33

72
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If a cervical cancer is not associated with HPV which other risk factor might be associated to

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HIV and cigarette smoking

73
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How do carcinoma of the cervix spread

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Downward to the os and vagina
laterally to parametrium and ureters
Anteriorly and posteriorly to bladder the rectum and sacral nerveto the pelvic lymph nodes

74
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Percentage of endocervical adenocarcinoma in malignant cervical tumors

75
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Main morphology of invasive adénocarcinoma

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Fungated or polyploid or papillary mass
If exophytic-> would have papillary pattern

if endophytic -> would have Glandular or tubular pattern

76
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Better survival for scc or invasive Adenocarcinoma

77
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How many stages in cervical carcinoma

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5 from 0 to 4

78
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What is stage 0 cervical carcinoma

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Carcinoma in situ at cervical intraepithelial neoplasia stage 3

79
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What is stage 1 cervical carcinoma

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Carcinoma confined to cervix

80
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What is stage 2 cervical carcinoma

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Carcinoma extending beyond cervix but not into pelvic wall

involves vagina not lower third

81
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What is stage 3 cervical carcinoma

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Carcinoma extending into pelvic wall which involves lower third of vagina
no carcinoma free space between tumor and pelvic wall

82
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What is stage 4 cervical carcinoma

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Carcinoma extend beyond true pelvis
can involved mucosa of bladder wall or rectum
distant metastasis

83
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5 yearSurvival rates for stage one cervical cancer

84
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5 yearSurvival rates for stage 2 cervical cancer

85
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5 yearSurvival rates for stage 3 cervical cancer

86
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5 yearSurvival rates for stage one cervical cancer

87
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Main cause of death in stage 4 cervical cancer

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Ureteral obstruction
Pyelonephritis
uremia

88
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Prevention of cervical carcinoma

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Vaccination against HPV for girls and boys less than 15 years old
2 doses with 6 to 12 months interval

Gerdasil 9 vaccine to 27 to 45 years old

Gerdasil 3 vaccine for 11 and 12 yo

Cervical cancer screening Pap smear
Visual inspection using acetic acid

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