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1
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musty, fishy odor with incr thin gray-white to yellow discharge; mild vulvar irritation, pH >4.5

A

BV

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incr in WBC, loss of normal lactobacilli, clue cells “ ground glass”

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BV

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3
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gold standard for BV

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gram stain

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4
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clinical dx of BV made with 3/4 of what criteria

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  1. abnormal gray discharge
  2. pH >4.5
    • whiff test
    • clue cells
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5
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BV tx (2)

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  1. oral or topical metronidazole

2. topical clindamycin

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itching, burning, external dysuria, dyspareunia, thick odorless cottage cheese, pH 4-5

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candida

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7
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dx of candida

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visualization of blastospores or pseudohyphae on saline or KOH microscopy

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tx of candida

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vaginal application of imidazole, miconazole, clotrimazole, terconazole

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9
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what sort of azole to use in pregnancy for tx of candida infxn

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oral fluconazole

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10
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if recurrence of candida within 1 month of tx

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oral fluconazole x 6 mon

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11
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tx of T glabrata

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intravaginal boric acid capsules or gentian violet

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12
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where does trich live?

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vagina, skene ducts, urethra

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13
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transmission of trich

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sexual, pools, hot tubes

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14
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trich pH

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> 4.5

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15
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appearance of vulva with trich

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edema or erythema

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16
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strawberry cervix

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trich

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17
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dx of trich

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  1. microscopic exam

2. nucleic acid probe test

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18
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trich tx

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oral metronidazole or tinidazole

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19
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tx of trich in pregnancy

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oral metronidazole or tinidazole

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20
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atrophy of vaginal epithelium due to decr estrogen levels

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atrophic vaginitis

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21
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expected pH in atrophic vaginitis

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> 4.7

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22
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decr vaginal discharge, dryness, ithcing, burning, dyspareunia, urinary urgency, recurrent UTI

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atrophic vaginitis

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23
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tx of atrophic vaginitis (2)

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  1. local water-based moisterizers

2. topical or oral estrogen tx

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24
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pruritis that can interfere with sleep, pruritis ani, inflammatory process

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lichen sclerosis

25
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tx of lichen sclerosis

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  1. improve general care

2. superpotent steroid ointment (clobetasol)

26
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an itch that rashes

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lichen simplex chronicus

27
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develops secondary to an irritant dermatitis

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lichen simplex chronicus

28
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labia majora/minora and perineal body can be diffusely reddened with occ hyperplastic plaques of red-brown

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lichen simplex chronicus

29
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tx of lichen simplex chronicus

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  1. d/c irritant
  2. antipruritic: diphenhydramine or hydroxyzine + mod strength steroid cream
  3. antidepressant
30
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presents as a desquamative lesion of the vagina on the inner labia minora and vuvlar vestibule

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lichen planus

31
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whitish lacy bands or keratosis (wickham striae)

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lichen planus

32
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presents with chronic vulvar burning, insertional dyspareunia, profuse vaginal discharge

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lichen planus

33
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does biopsy of lichen planus show any atypia?

34
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tx of lichen planus

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topical steroids

35
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between lichen simplex chronicus and lichen planus, which requires a shorter course of tx?

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lichen planus

36
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between lichen simplex chronicus and lichen planus, which is more likely to recur?

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lichen planus

37
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tx of psoriasis

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  1. coal tar + UV light

2. topical steroids

38
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inflammatino of sebaceous glands with lesions that are pale red to yellow-pink; may be covered by oil appearing scaly crust

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seborrheic dermatitis

39
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tx of vulvar dermatitis

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  1. remove offending agent
  2. 5% soln Al acetate
  3. topical corticosteroids
40
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small smooth nodular material on vulva that may be excised

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sebaceous (inclusion) cysts

41
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collection of peritoneal fluid within round ligament insertion into labia majora

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cyst of the canal of nuck

42
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when to tx bartholin’s gland cyst with Abx

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+ N. gonorrhea OR cellulits

43
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premalignant conditions of the vulva

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  1. paget’s disease

2. Vulvar intraepithelial neoplasia (VIN)

44
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chronic pruritis, velvety-red lesions that become eczematous & scar into white plaques, age >60

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paget’s disease

45
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tx of paget’s disease

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wide local excision

46
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dx of VIN

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colposcopy + biopsy

47
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tx of VIN

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wide local excision or laser excision

48
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f/u of VIN: colposcopy every____ until

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every 6 months until disease free x 2 years

49
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most common type of vulvar cancer

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squamous cell carcinoma

50
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where is vulvar cancer usus found?

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labia majora

51
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dx of vulvar cancer

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need to have annual exam & do a biopsy if indicated

52
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tx of vulvar cancer

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wide local excision with inguinal lymph node dissection

53
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how to dx premalginant disease of vagina

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  1. PAP
  2. colposcopy
  3. biopsy
54
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tx of VaIN

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local resection, laser ablation or 5FU

55
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in utero exposure to DES assc’d with

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clear cell adenocarcinoma

56
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peak incidence for vaginal cancer

57
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watery, blood tinged vaginal discharge, postmenopausal bleeding, vaginal pruritis

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vaginal cancer

58
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tx of stage I, II vaginal cancer

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surgical resection

59
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tx of stage III, IV vaginal cancer

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