Ha Rle Flashcards
(29 cards)
It is a tight prepuce
Paraphimosis
Where urethral meatus on
the underside of the penis
Hypospadias
Where urethral meatus is located on top of the penis
Epispadias
It is collection of fluid in the testicle
Hydrocele
It is protrusion of an organ
through a muscle wall
Hernia
It is inability to
achieve and maintain penile erection
sufficient to complete satisfactory
sexual intercourse
Erectile dysfunction
It is persistent, painful
erection unrelated to sexual excitation
Priapism
It first appear silvery white
papules that become superficial
red ulcers.
Syphilitic chancres are painless.
They are sexually transmitted
and usually develop at the site of
initial contact with the infecting organisms
Syphilitic chancre
It have many small, painful
ulcers with erythematous
base.
Genital Herpes simplex
It caused by the
human papilloma virus (HPV).
And moist, fleshy lesions on the
labia and within the vestibule.
Genital warts
It is a bulging in the anterior
vaginal wall caused by
thickening of the pelvic
musculature.
Cystocele
It is bulging in the posterior
vaginal wall caused by
weakening of the pelvic
musculature.
Rectocele
It occurs when the uterus
protrudes into the
vagina.
Uterine Prolapse
The cervix normally appears bluish
in the client who is in her first
trimester of pregnancy.
However, if the client is NOT
pregnant, a bluish color to the
cervix indicates venous congestion
or a diminished oxygen supply to
the tissues.
Cyanosis of the cervix
A hardened ulcer is usually the first
indication of cervical cancer, but it
may not be visible on the ectocervix.
In later stages, the lesion may
develop into a large cauliflower-
like growth.
A Pap smear is essential for diagnosis
Cancer of the cervix
A polyp typically develops in
the endocervical canal and
may protrude visibly at the
cervical os. It is soft, red, and
rather fragile.
Cervical polyp
This condition produces a
mucopurulent yellowish discharge
from the external os.
It usually indicates infection with
Chlamydia or gonorrhea.
However, these STIs may also occur with
no visible signs, although the discharge
may change the cervical pH (3.8–4.2)
Mucopurulent cervicitis
This condition where
normal tissue around the
external os is inflamed
and eroded, appearing
reddened and rough
Cervical erosion
a drug used more than 50 years
ago to prevent spontaneous abortion
and premature labor, was learned to be
teratogenic (capable of causing
malformations in the fetus).
Women who were exposed to this
drug as fetuses may have cervical
abnormalities that may progress to cancer
Diethylstilbestrol
It is caused by a protozoan organism
and is usually sexually transmitted.
The discharge is typically yellow-
green, frothy, and foul smelling.
The labia may appear swollen and
red, and the vaginal walls may be
red, rough, and covered with small
red spots (or petechiae).
Trichomonas vaginitis
This infection is caused by the
overgrowth of yeast in the vagina. It
causes a thick, white, cheesy discharge.
The labia may be inflamed and
swollen.
The vaginal mucosa may be reddened
and typically contains patches of the
discharge.
This infection causes intense itching and discomfort.
Candidal vaginitis
Occurs after menopause when
estrogen production is low.
The discharge produced may be
blood-tinged and is usually
minimal.
Atrophic vaginitis
VAGINOSISThe cause is unknown (possibly
anaerobic bacteria), but it is thought to
be sexually transmitted.
The discharge is thin and gray-white,
has a positive amine (fishy smell), and
coats the vaginal walls and ecto-cervix.
Bacterial vaginosis
