fa9aa769_hild_Health_Nursing_Chapter_10__ificance_and_Suggested_Therapy
[Disorder] Cervical polyp [Possible Symptoms] Red, vascular, protruding pedunculated tissue that bleeds readily with trauma
A polyp may be discovered because of vaginal spotting on coitus, tampon insertion, or vaginal examination. Removed vaginally by excision. Often associated with chronic cervical inflammation.
Nursing Data: Maternal and Child Health Nursing Chapter 10
Significance and Suggested Therapy