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What TANNER stage?
menarche |
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What TANNER stage?
Full adult genitalia |
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What TANNER stage?
Breast buds |
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What TANNER stage?
onset of growth spurt |
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What TANNER stage?
pencil penis |
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What TANNER stage?
sparse growth of long slightly pigmented hair at base of penis |
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What TANNER stage?
Increase in penile length and width |
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Differential diagnosis of vulvovaginitis:
What is normal vaginal pH? |
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Differential diagnosis of vulvovaginitis:
Normal microscopic vaginal findings? |
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Differential diagnosis of vulvovaginitis:
<4.5 pH is usually? |
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Differential diagnosis of vulvovaginitis:
>4.5 pH is?
>5 is usually? |
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Bacterial Vaginosis
atrophic vaginitis (post menopausal) |
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Differential diagnosis of vulvovaginitis:
Candida, bacterial, or atrophic?
White, curdy "cottage chesse" DC |
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Differential diagnosis of vulvovaginitis:
Candida, bacterial, or atrophic?
Thin, white, gray DC |
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Differential diagnosis of vulvovaginitis:
Candida, bacterial, or atrophic?
Scan, white-clear |
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Differential diagnosis of vulvovaginitis:
Candida, bacterial, or atrophic?
Absent KOH "whiff test" |
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Differential diagnosis of vulvovaginitis:
Candida, bacterial, or atrophic?
+ whiff, fishy |
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Differential diagnosis of vulvovaginitis:
Candida, bacterial, or atrophic?
Pseudo-hyphae on micro |
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Differential diagnosis of vulvovaginitis:
Candida, bacterial, or atrophic?
mycelia, budding yeast |
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Differential diagnosis of vulvovaginitis:
Candida, bacterial, or atrophic?
clue cells >20 hpf |
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Differential diagnosis of vulvovaginitis:
Candida, bacterial, or atrophic?
few or absent lactobacilli |
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Differential diagnosis of vulvovaginitis:
Candida, bacterial, or atrophic?
-azole is tx? |
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Differential diagnosis of vulvovaginitis:
Candida, bacterial, or atrophic?
metronidazole
clindamycin vaginal cream |
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Differential diagnosis of vulvovaginitis:
Candida, bacterial, or atrophic?
topical/vaginal estrogen |
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Causative organism for Genital Herpes?
Tx? |
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Causative organism for Nongonococcal urethritis and cervicitis? (Chlamydia)
Tx? |
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C. trachomatis
Azithromycin as a 1 time dose |
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Causative organism for gonococcal urethritis and vaginitis?
Tx?
What if pt has a beta-lactam allergy? |
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N. gonorrhoeae
Ceftriaxone as 1-time dose.
Spectinomycin as alternative |
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Causative organism for Trichomoniasis?
Tx? |
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T. vaginalis
Oral metronidazole, no topicals |
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Causative organism for Genital Warts?
Tx? |
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HPV6,11
Podofilox
Imiquimod (only for external, DONT USE WITH PREGNANCY) |
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Causative organism for PID?
TX:? |
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N. Gonorrhoeae, C. Trach
Triple therapy: "Butt n gut"
-Ceftriaxone 250mg IM x1
-Doxy 100mg BID x 14d
-Metronidazole 500mg BID x 14d |
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| What medication should you use for a pregnant 30 yr old with genital warts? |
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| Tricholoracetic acid, or cryoprobe. |
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Name that STI:
Painful ulcerated lesions |
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Name that STI:
Irritative voiding symptoms, occasional purulent dc. Often without symptoms in either gender. |
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Name that STI:
Dysuria, itching, frothy vaginal dc, yellow green. |
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Name that STI:
cervical petechial hemorrhages |
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Name that STI:
strawberry spots |
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| trich: cervical petechial hemorrhages |
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Name that STI:
Cervical motion tenderness |
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Name that STI:
"the shuffle" |
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Name that STI:
alkaline pH |
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Treatment for what STI?
Ceftriaxone? |
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Treatment for what STI?
azithromycin? |
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Treatment for what STI?
Doxy? |
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| Most common pathogen with acute uncomplicated UTI? |
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| Most common pathogen with Acute uncomplicated pyelonephritis? |
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Treatment for acute uncomplicated UTI?
Local E. Coli Resistance > 20%? |
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| Nitrofurantoin x 7d plus phenazopyridine (Pyridium) |
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Treatment for acute uncomplicated UTI?
Allergy to sulfa |
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| Nitrofurantoin x 7d plus phenazopyridine (Pyridium) |
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Treatment for acute uncomplicated UTI?
Local E. Coli Resitance <20%?
Sulfa allergy? |
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TMP/SMX-DS x 3 days
Consider ciprofloxacin 250mg BID x 3 days |
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| Tx for acute uncomplicated pyelonephritis? |
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Ciprofloxacin 500mg x 7 days
Alternative: augmentin, Bactrim x 14 days. |
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| Positive leukocyte esterase would be? |
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| A palpable scrotal mass that is only evident in standing position? |
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| collection of serous fluid that causes painless scrotal swelling, easily recognized by transillumiation? |
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| Foreskin cannot be pulled back to expose the glans =? |
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| retracted foreskin that connot be broght forward to cover the glans? |
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| Loss of cremasteric reflex? |
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| testicle located in the inguinal canal or abdomen? |
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