The nurse is examining the external genitalia of a female client and notes small vesicular lesions that are painful. Based on this data, which condition does the nurse suspect?
1. Genital warts.
2. Herpes infection.
3. Bartholin abscess.
4. Contact dermatitis.
Correct Answer: 2
Herpes infection produces red, painful vesicles with localized swelling. Genital warts produce cauliflower-like lesions. Bartholin's abscess produces inflammatory signs, such as redness and warm skin. Contact dermatitis produces red, weepy rashes.
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