An expected response from a vaginal instillation is evident when:
A. There is local pruritus
B. The vaginal walls are bright pink-red in color
C. White curdlike patches appear on the vaginal walls
D. A small amount of discharge that is the same color as the medication is noted
D
D. Some vaginal discharge that is the same color as the medication is an expected outcome after vaginal instillation.
A. Local pruritus indicates inflammation or infection and is an unexpected outcome.
B and C. Bright pink-red vaginal walls or white curdlike patches are signs of a possible yeast infection.
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