Common Vaginal and Pelvic Problems Flashcards

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What are the 4 common pathologies of the Vulva

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  • Vulvitis (candida)
  • Bartholin’s Cyst
  • Condyloma Accuminata
  • Herpes Simplex
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What are four clinical features of Vulvitis

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  • Satellite Rash
  • Microabscesses
  • White discharge
  • Pruritus
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What is the organism that commonly causes Vulvitis and how is it treated

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Candida
(Topical Antifungal)

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What is the clinical manifestation of Bartholin’s Cyst

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swelling of posterior 1/3rd of vulva

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Is a non-tender Bartholin gland sweeling a cyst or an abscess?

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Cyst

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Is a tender Bartholin gland swelling a cyst or an abscess?

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An Abscess

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7
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Which organisms commonly cause Bartholin’s abscess

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E.coli
Gonorrhea (less commonly)

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What is the treatment for Bartholin’s Cyst?

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Incision and Drainage
Marsupialization
Word Catheter drain

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What is the clinical presentation of Condyloma Acuminata

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Raised lesions
pruritus (often associated)

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What HPV serotypes commonly cause genital warts

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HPV 6, 11 (low risk types)

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What are the three treatment option for genital warts

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Podophylin (cytotoxin)
Cauterization (burn them off)
ALDARA (imiquimod)

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What is the clinical presentation of Herpes Simplex

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Vessicles, Blisters followed by ulceration

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13
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True or False
Herpes Simplex is self-limiting and recurrent

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True

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14
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What is the treatment for HSV (herpes Simplex Virus)

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Antiviral (Acyclovir)

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List four factors that increase vaginal discharge

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  • pre mentruation
  • at Ovulation
  • use of OCPs
  • Use of IUDs
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16
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What are the components of a physiological vaginal discharge?

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Cervical mucous
Bartholin gland secretion
Glycoprotein layer
Bacterial flora
Desquamated cells

17
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Normal Vaginal flora has was number of bacteria

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10^8- 10^9 per gram of fluid

18
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Which bacteria makes up normal vaginal flora?

19
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Lactobacilli produce lactic acid maintaining the vaginal pH at what level

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List 5 non-infective pathological causes of vaginal discharge

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Ectropion (cervical cells extended to the outer cervix)
External devices: tampon, condom
Neoplasms
Polyps
Allergy/dermatitis

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List 7 details from the patient h/o that will assisted in diagnosing the cause of pathological discharge

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  • Duration
  • irritation
  • odour
  • cyclical pattern
  • recurrence
  • sexual history
  • partners symptoms
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What is the commonenst cause of pathological discharge from the vagnina

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Bacterial Vaginosis

23
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Describe the discharge seen in Bacterial Vaginosis

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Homogenous grey
Fishy odour
No inflammation

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Describe the discharge seen in Vaginitis (Candida)/ Monilia/ Yeast

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Adherent curdy white discharge

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What are 3 clinical features of vaginitis
dyspareunia pruritus external dysuria
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Describe the discharge seen in Trichomoniasis
- Malodorous - frothy yellow-green
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What are the clinical features seen in Trichomoniasis
Strawberry cervix frothy yellow green discharge
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How is trichomoniasis treated
- Metronidazole 2 g po OD
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What type of discharge is seen in cervicitis
Mucopurulent
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What is the cause of cervicitis
Chlamydia Gonorrhea (less commonly)
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What is the recommended treatment for Bacterial Vaginosis?
Metronidazole 500mg bd x 7days
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What is the recommended treatment for Trichomoniasis?
Metronidazole 2g po od
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What is the recommended treatment regimen for Candidiasis?
Topical Azole drugs Clomitrazole (3 or 7 day regimen) Oral azole (1-5 days) Fluconazole, Itraconazole
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What is the recommended treatment for Cervicitis (Chlamydia)
Doxycyclin 100mg bd x7 days Azithromycin 1g po od
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What is the recommended treatment for Cervicitis (Gonorrhea)
Ceftriaxone 125mg IM single dose
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List the 5 types of Uterine fibroids
- Pedunculated - Intracavitary - Intramural - Submucous - Subserous
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