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Look for any abnormal areas of erythema or edema, white patches, valvular Scarring or penile deformity, ulcers on external genitalia | Look for any abnormal areas of [[erythema]] or [[edema]], white patches, [[valvular Scarring]] or penile [[deformity]], [[ulcers]] on external genitalia | ||
*Vagina and cervix examination | *[[Vagina]] and [[cervix]] examination | ||
Look for any erythema, erosions, atrophy, discharge | Look for any [[erythema]], [[erosions]], [[atrophy]], [[discharge]] | ||
*Evaluation of external musculoskeletal: | *Evaluation of external musculoskeletal: | ||
**complete lower back, abdomen, and pelvic examination | **complete lower back, abdomen, and pelvic examination |
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- External Genitalia:
Look for any abnormal areas of erythema or edema, white patches, valvular Scarring or penile deformity, ulcers on external genitalia
Look for any erythema, erosions, atrophy, discharge
- Evaluation of external musculoskeletal:
- complete lower back, abdomen, and pelvic examination
- external visual and sensory examination
- Internal single-digit palpation of the pelvic floor
- Bimanual examination for evaluation of:
- uterus, cul-de-sac, and adnexal regions
- the internal vaginal tissue, cervix