NURS 5333 Family 1 Test3 Questions with
Accurate Solutions
These pt's respond well to a short duration of the topical azole therapy for seven to
14 days, or fluconazole 100 milligrams, 150 milligrams, or 200 milligrams every third
day for a total of three doses.
Recurrent VVC patients
For maintenance of recurrent vvc
oral fluconazole 100 milligrams, 150 milligrams, or 200 milligrams weekly for six
months. Topical treatments used intermittently can also be considered if the oral
fluconazole regimen isn't feasible
suppressive maintenance therapy
recurrent vvc
For recurrent VVC or non-albicans VVC treatment
are seven to 14 days of nonfluconazole treatment, or topical boric acid in the
gelatin capsules may be used by vaginally once a week for two weeks.
multiple sex partners? pt has vvc
the male partners may need to be treated as well
recurrent vvc for DM, immunocompromised tx is?
prolonged therapy for seven to 14 days
prophylactic therapy should be done with fluconazole 200 milligrams weekly
, Women with vvc but are not HIV+
as age specific recommendations...pt's who are/want child bearing
increased risk during pregnancy due to elevated levels of glycogen and the hormones. So
only topical azole therapy should be used during pregnancy-limited to seven days
it is found in the breast milk....vvc rx?
Fluconazole needs to be avoided during lactation
Bartholin gland cyst
obstruction of one or both Bartholin's glands that result in pus formation producing
a lump or abscess. They secrete fluid that help lubricate the vulva
Abscesses are usually one to three centimeters. They're very painful. But the cysts
are actually painless
Abscesses from Bartholin gland cyst
most commonly found in women older than 60
Bartholin gland cyst age found ?
can be caused by sexually transmitted diseases, tight-fitting undergarments, or
vulvovaginal infection, poor perineal hygiene, and a previous....
Bartholin gland cyst caused by
assessment of Bartholin gland cyst...
firm labial mass or cyst, erythema and induration, edema of the labia minora, low-grade
fever, and possible purulent drainage.
Diagnostics for Bartholin gland cyst?
No diagnostics are needed unless you suspect an infection
Accurate Solutions
These pt's respond well to a short duration of the topical azole therapy for seven to
14 days, or fluconazole 100 milligrams, 150 milligrams, or 200 milligrams every third
day for a total of three doses.
Recurrent VVC patients
For maintenance of recurrent vvc
oral fluconazole 100 milligrams, 150 milligrams, or 200 milligrams weekly for six
months. Topical treatments used intermittently can also be considered if the oral
fluconazole regimen isn't feasible
suppressive maintenance therapy
recurrent vvc
For recurrent VVC or non-albicans VVC treatment
are seven to 14 days of nonfluconazole treatment, or topical boric acid in the
gelatin capsules may be used by vaginally once a week for two weeks.
multiple sex partners? pt has vvc
the male partners may need to be treated as well
recurrent vvc for DM, immunocompromised tx is?
prolonged therapy for seven to 14 days
prophylactic therapy should be done with fluconazole 200 milligrams weekly
, Women with vvc but are not HIV+
as age specific recommendations...pt's who are/want child bearing
increased risk during pregnancy due to elevated levels of glycogen and the hormones. So
only topical azole therapy should be used during pregnancy-limited to seven days
it is found in the breast milk....vvc rx?
Fluconazole needs to be avoided during lactation
Bartholin gland cyst
obstruction of one or both Bartholin's glands that result in pus formation producing
a lump or abscess. They secrete fluid that help lubricate the vulva
Abscesses are usually one to three centimeters. They're very painful. But the cysts
are actually painless
Abscesses from Bartholin gland cyst
most commonly found in women older than 60
Bartholin gland cyst age found ?
can be caused by sexually transmitted diseases, tight-fitting undergarments, or
vulvovaginal infection, poor perineal hygiene, and a previous....
Bartholin gland cyst caused by
assessment of Bartholin gland cyst...
firm labial mass or cyst, erythema and induration, edema of the labia minora, low-grade
fever, and possible purulent drainage.
Diagnostics for Bartholin gland cyst?
No diagnostics are needed unless you suspect an infection
