A patient comes to the clinic complaining of a tender, inflamed vulva. Testing does not reveal the presence of any known causative microorganism
What aspect of this patient's current health status may account for the patient's symptoms of vulvitis?
A) The patient is morbidly obese.
B) The patient has type 1 diabetes.
C) The patient has chronic kidney disease.
D) The patient has numerous allergies.
Ans: B
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Vulvitis, an inflammation of the vulva, may occur as a result of other disorders, such as diabetes, dermatologic problems, or poor hygiene. Obesity, kidney disease, and allergies are less likely causes than diabetes.
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