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What population is primarily affected by urethral caruncles?

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Postmenopausal and premenarchal females

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What causes urethral caruncles to develop?

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Decreased estrogen leading to ectropion of the posterior urethral wall

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What histological features are seen in urethral caruncles?

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Transitional and stratified squamous epithelium with loose connective tissue and large dilated veins

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What symptoms are associated with urethral caruncles?

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Dysuria, frequency, urgency, and point tenderness

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How are small asymptomatic urethral caruncles managed?

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No treatment is necessary

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Where do Bartholin glands open into?

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Vulvar vestibule at 5 and 7 o’clock positions

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What is the estimated lifetime risk of Bartholin duct cysts?

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Approximately 2%

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How are non-inflamed Bartholin duct cysts treated?

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They do not require treatment unless causing discomfort

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What type of epithelium lines Skene duct cysts?

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Non-specific epithelium, typically cuboidal

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What is the most common benign vulvar lesion?

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Epidermal cyst (epidermoid cyst)

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What are common characteristics of epidermal cysts?

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Firm, nontender, slow-growing, located in hair-bearing areas

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What is the second most common malignancy arising in the vulva?

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Melanoma

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What is the typical age for vulvar melanoma diagnosis?

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Around 68 years

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What percentage of malignant melanomas arise from a preexisting nevus?

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0.5

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What are ABCD characteristics of malignant melanoma?

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Asymmetry, Border irregularity, Color variegation, Diameter >6mm

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What type of hemangioma is commonly identified during childhood?

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Strawberry hemangioma

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What type of angioma occurs in postmenopausal women and is <3mm in diameter?

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Senile or cherry angiomas

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What is the classic symptom of vulvar endometriosis?

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Cyclic pain associated with menstrual periods

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What are common sites for vulvar endometriosis?

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Old obstetric lacerations or episiotomy sites

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What is the most common gynecologic symptom in women?

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Pruritus

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What is the classic skin change associated with lichen sclerosis?

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White, thickened skin with atrophy

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What are the three types of lichen planus affecting the vulva?

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Erosive, classical, and hypertrophic

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What is a common histological finding in lichen planus?

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Degeneration of basal cell layer with lymphocytic infiltration

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What is vulvodynia?

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Vulvar discomfort described as burning pain without visible findings

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What are common symptoms of vulvar pain syndromes?
Burning pain, dyspareunia, dysuria, itching
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What is the primary cause of vulvar candidiasis?
Infection by Candida species, especially Candida albicans
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What are key risk factors for vulvar candidiasis?
Diabetes, antibiotics use, immunosuppression, high estrogen levels
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What is the most common benign solid tumor of the vulva?
Fibroma
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Where are vulvar lipomas most commonly located?
Periclitorally or within labia majora
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What anatomical structure does the Bartholin gland drain into?
The vulvar vestibule
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What are common symptoms of Bartholin gland abscess?
Pain, tenderness, swelling in the vulva
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Which type of vulvar cyst is most likely to be mistaken for a cystocele?
Gartner duct cyst
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What is the first-line treatment for mild vulvar psoriasis?
1% hydrocortisone cream
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Which medication can be used for refractory lichen planus?
Methotrexate or oral retinoids
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What is the recommended treatment for large, symptomatic hemangiomas?
Cryosurgery, sclerotherapy, or laser therapy
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What histological feature distinguishes granula cell myoblastoma?
Large, round cells with indistinct borders and pink-staining cytoplasm
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What histological feature is common in vulvar fibromas?
Smooth surface, distinct contour, gray-white on cut surface
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What are common differential diagnoses for a pigmented vulvar lesion?
Malignant melanoma, hemangioma, endometriosis, vulvar intraepithelial neoplasia
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Define a urethral diverticulum.
An epithelialized saclike projection from the posterior urethra
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What is the 'three D's' symptom triad associated with urethral diverticulum?
Dysuria, dyspareunia, dribbling of urine
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What is the primary differential diagnosis for vulvar pruritus?
Infections, STDs, specific dermatoses, atrophy, systemic diseases
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Which condition can cause a rebound pruritus after steroid therapy?
Contact dermatitis
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Which imaging method has 100% sensitivity for diagnosing urethral diverticulum?
MRI
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What diagnostic tests are helpful for detecting urethral diverticulum?
Voiding cystourethrography and cystourethroscopy
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What are vulvar varicosities, and when do they typically regress?
Vulvar vein dilation, often regressing postpartum
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How is vulvodynia diagnosed?
By excluding other treatable causes of vulvar pain
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What test is used to assess pain sensitivity in vulvar pain syndrome?
Cotton swab test
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What are common symptoms of Bechet disease?
Oral aphthous ulcers, genital aphthous ulcers, uveitis
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Which condition may present with a painful, foul-smelling discharge?
Hiradenitis Suppurativa
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What are common causes of vulvar edema?
Inflammation, lymphatic blockage, trauma, systemic disease
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What is the management for vulvar hematomas larger than 10 cm?
Operative therapy to control bleeding
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What is the most common cause of trauma to the lower genital tract in adults?
Coital injuries
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What symptoms are typical of a vaginal laceration from coitus?
Profuse bleeding, sharp pain, persistent abdominal pain
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What is the typical treatment for symptomatic vulvar varicosities?
Sclerotherapy
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What are characteristic features of a pyogenic granuloma?
Small nodule, pedunculated, pinched-in base
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How can a 'forgotten' tampon be safely removed?
Using a double-glove technique
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What is the primary symptom of vulvar contact dermatitis?
Intense itching with burning or stinging sensation
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What is a common misdiagnosis for vulvar psoriasis?
Cutaneous candidiasis, seborrheic dermatitis, eczema
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What condition presents as erythematous, edematous patches with non-adherent scales?
Seborrheic dermatitis

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