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Question 60 1 pts A 14 year old female presents with complaint of increased vaginal discharge for 5 days. She denies white vaginal itching, odor, or other changes. Wet prep results include pH of 4, no odor, and no abnormal flora. Which of the following would be the most appropriate diagnosis for this patient? Vulvovaginitis Trichomoniasis Normal physiologic discharge Bacterial vaginosis

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          Question 60
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A 14 year old female presents with complaint of increased vaginal discharge for 5 days. She denies white vaginal itching, odor, or other changes. Wet prep results include pH of 4, no odor, and no abnormal flora. Which of the following would be the most appropriate diagnosis for this patient?
Vulvovaginitis
Trichomoniasis
Normal physiologic discharge
Bacterial vaginosis

question 60 1 pts a 14 year old female presents with complaint of increased vaginal discharge for 5 days she denies white vaginal itching odor or other changes wet prep results include ph of 73573

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Biology for AP Courses

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Question 60 1 pts A 14 year old female presents with complaint of increased vaginal discharge for 5 days. She denies white vaginal itching, odor, or other changes. Wet prep results include pH of 4, no odor, and no abnormal flora. Which of the following would be the most appropriate diagnosis for this patient? Vulvovaginitis Trichomoniasis Normal physiologic discharge Bacterial vaginosis