Clinical Case
A 40-year-old woman presents to your Emergency Department with a two-day history of gradual onset lower abdominal pain. The pain is bilateral but worse on the right. She has noticed a greenish vaginal discharge. Her bowels are opening normally but she has vomited twice. On examination, she is moderately tender across the lower abdomen with no guarding. She has cervical excitation on speculum examination.
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What are your top three differential diagnoses? Which elements of the history and examination support each of your differentials?
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You assess her risk factors for PID. What are you going to ask?
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Which investigations may be appropriate in this patient?
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How would you treat this patient?
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