Diagnostic Testing and Management Plan for a Patient Complaining of Vaginal Bleeding (Case Study Sample)
O.P. is a 43-year-old female patient who is seeing at the office because she is complaining of vaginal bleeding after sexual intercourse for about two months now.
She stated she has been married for 4 years now but has multiple sexual partners in the past. As positive history in her last cervical cancer screen (two years ago) she was positive for HPV type 16.
Discuss the appropriate diagnostic testing for the patient.
Develop the management plan (pharmacological and nonpharmacological).
Why is HPV the most important of the cervical cancer screening in patients that have tested HPV positive.
According to the United States Preventive Service Taskforce (USPSTF) guidelines, what would be the cervical cancer screening recommendation for average risk women in the age range for O.P. and until what age women should be screened.
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This paper elucidates O.P., a 43-year-old female patient seen at the office because she complained of vaginal bleeding after sexual intercourse for about two months now. She stated she has been married for four years now but has had multiple sexual partners in the past. She has a positive history in her last cervical cancer screen (two years ago) and was positive for HPV type 16.
Appropriate Diagnostic Testing For the Patient
A vaginal spotting that is not connected to menstruation is a usual multifactorial gynecological concern in primary care and a source of distress for both client and provider because it can be a sign of an underlying tumor. Post-sexual bleeding comes from genital tract surface lesions, including carcinoma, cervical intraepithelial lesion (CIN), ectropion, cervicitis, or cervical polyps. O.P is not post-menopausal and has a history of a positive history of HPV type 16 in her last cervical cancer screen.
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