Gina, a 37-Year-Old Client, Discovered a "Bump" in Her Vaginal

Gina, a 37-year-old client, discovered a "bump" in her vaginal introitus a few days ago. She says that it is small and painless, but she was concerned and decided to have it checked out. After conducting a vaginal examination, the nurse determines that the condition is a Bartholin's duct cyst. What interventions should the nurse take in response to this finding? (Select all that apply.)

A) Advise Gina to frequently apply warm compresses to the cyst
B) Schedule an excisional biopsy of the cyst and surrounding margin
C) Massage the area, express any accumulated fluid, and test it for infection
D) Schedule a stab incision and drainage procedure
E) Recommend that Gina to soak in a warm tub bath