Complaints of Genital Warts

A 28-year-old woman presents to the clinic with complaints of genital warts. She describes them as small, flesh-colored growths on her vulva. She reports being sexually active with multiple partners and not consistently using condoms.

Prompt:

1. Differential Diagnoses:Based on the patient’s presentation, what are the potential differential diagnoses? Prioritize these diagnoses based on the patient’s clinical presentation and risk factors.
2. Diagnostic Workup:What diagnostic tests would you order to confirm your diagnosis? Explain the rationale for each test.
3. Treatment Plan:Develop a comprehensive treatment plan for the patient, including treatment options, partner notification, and prevention counseling.
4. Patient Education:What important information should you provide to the patient regarding HPV, prevention, and the importance of regular cervical cancer screening?

For peer response answer this:

• How would your treatment plan change if the patient was pregnant?
• What are the potential long-term complications of this infection?

A 28-year-old woman presents to the clinic with complaints of genital warts. She describes them as small, flesh-colored growths on her vulva. She reports being sexually active with multiple partners and not consistently using condoms.

Prompt:

1. Differential Diagnoses:Based on the patient’s presentation, what are the potential differential diagnoses? Prioritize these diagnoses based on the patient’s clinical presentation and risk factors.
2. Diagnostic Workup:What diagnostic tests would you order to confirm your diagnosis? Explain the rationale for each test.
3. Treatment Plan:Develop a comprehensive treatment plan for the patient, including treatment options, partner notification, and prevention counseling.
4. Patient Education:What important information should you provide to the patient regarding HPV, prevention, and the importance of regular cervical cancer screening?

For peer response answer this:

• How would your treatment plan change if the patient was pregnant?
• What are the potential long-term complications of this infection?

A 28-year-old woman presents to the clinic with complaints of genital warts. She describes them as small, flesh-colored growths on her vulva. She reports being sexually active with multiple partners and not consistently using condoms.

Prompt:

1. Differential Diagnoses:Based on the patient’s presentation, what are the potential differential diagnoses? Prioritize these diagnoses based on the patient’s clinical presentation and risk factors.
2. Diagnostic Workup:What diagnostic tests would you order to confirm your diagnosis? Explain the rationale for each test.
3. Treatment Plan:Develop a comprehensive treatment plan for the patient, including treatment options, partner notification, and prevention counseling.
4. Patient Education:What important information should you provide to the patient regarding HPV, prevention, and the importance of regular cervical cancer screening?

For peer response answer this:

• How would your treatment plan change if the patient was pregnant?
• What are the potential long-term complications of this infection?