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Chapter 39. Gynecology
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The differential diagnosis of a vulvar lesion includes all of the following, except
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C. Hidradenitis suppurativa
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E. Epithelial inclusion cyst
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A. Most is related to high-risk HPV types
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B. About 75% are squamous type
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C. Screening for premalignant lesions is effective because of slow progression through dysplastic precursors
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D. Carcinoma occurs most frequently in women between the ages of 20 and 30 years
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E. Vaccination is targeted to both protect individuals and to limit prevalence of infection
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D. Carcinoma occurs most frequently in women between the ages of 20 and 30 years
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Treatment of cervical carcinoma
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A. Usually includes hysterectomy for microinvasive disease
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B. Consists of radiation therapy and chemotherapy for advanced disease
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C. Cannot preserve fertility in women with microinvasive disease
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D. Includes systemic therapy only for distant metastases
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E. Often requires radiation therapy for bone metastases
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B. Consists of radiation therapy and chemotherapy for advanced disease
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A. Are present in 20%-30% of women of reproductive age
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B. Are more common in white women than in blacks or Asians
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C. Often appear after menopause if estrogen supplements are not used
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D. Are usually monofocal, with a single tumor in the uterine wall
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E. Can only be treated by hysterectomy
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The differential diagnosis of adnexal masses includes
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