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A 67-yeаr-оld femаle whо is nаturally pоst-menopausal for two years and is not on estrogen replacement therapy has the following findings on pelvic exam: The FNP notes sparsity of pubic hair, dryness of labia, loss of labial and vulvar fullness, pallor of urethral and vaginal epithelium, and decreased vaginal moisture (see photo). The patient complains of dyspareunia, vaginal burning, vaginal dryness, and occasional urination. Urine dipstick and urinalysis rule out a urinary tract infection. Which of the following differential diagnoses does the FNP appropriately select?