nrnp6552/nur6552 midterm exam 2021

Question 1          0/1

 

 

A Lower

.

B Media

. n

C Highe

. r

D Absen

. t

 

Question 2 1/1

 

 

A A speculum exam

.

B A bimanual exam

.

C A pap smear

.

D A transvaginal

. ultrasound

 

Question 3          1/1

 

 

A Challenging behaviors in others that promote

. violence

B Engaging in healthy professional and personal

. relationships

C Learning to identify risk factors for sexually abusive

. behaviors

D B and C

.

E A, B, and C

.

Question 4          1/1

 

 

A 6-12

. months

B 6-18

. months

C 12-24

. months

D 3-5 years

.

Question 5          1/1

Barriers for providers related to intimate partner violence screening include:       

 

A Discomfort with the topic

.

B Having too much power that might be

. intimidating

C Time constraints

.

D A and C

.

E A, B, and C

.

Question 6          1/1

Hirsutism is defined as:

 

A Excessive terminal hair loss in

. women

B Excessive nail growth in women

.

C Brittle nail growth in women

.

D Excessive terminal hair growth in

. women

 

Question 7          0/1

A pharmacologic treatment for patients with Hydradenitis Suppurativa (HI) may include 

 

A Clindamycin

.

B Minocycline

.

     C Metformin

 

.

D All of the

. above

 

Question 8          1/1

 

 

A There are too many studies involving women

.

B Most of the research is qualitative, which limits the applicability

.

C For many years, studies were done primarily on men with the findings being

. generalized to women

D None of the above

.

 

 

 

Question 9 1/1

Most malignancies in breast tissue occur in:        

 

A The areolar area

.

B The upper outer

. quadrant

C The lower outer

. quadrant

D None of the above

.

Question 10        0/1

On vaginal exam you find that Polly’s cervix is in the most common position, which is:     

 

A Anterior

.

B Midline

.

C Posterior

.

D Retroflex

. ed

 

Question 11        0/1

 

 

A 4

.  0

B 4

.  5

C 5

.  0

D 5

.  5

 

Question 12        1/1

 

 

A Bacterial vaginosis

.

B Trichomoniasis

.

C Urinary tract

. infection

D Vulvovaginal

. candidiasis

 

 

 

Question 13        1/1

The most common pathogen leading to urinary tract infection is:               

 

A Escherichia

. coli

B Enterobacter

.

C Pseudomonas

.

D Proteus

. mirabilis

 

Question 14        1/1

 

 

A 25;

.  30

B 32;

.  37

C 35;

.  40

D 45;

. 52

 

Question 15        1/1

 

 

A Smell

. test

B Odor

. test

C Sniff

. test

D Whiff

. test

 

Question 16        1/1

 

 

A Bisexual

.

B Pansexua

. l

C Intersexu

. al

D Cisgende

. r

 

Question 17 0/1

 

 

A No ovarian

 

. function

B Infertility

.

C Functioning

. ovaries

D Uterine cancer

.

Question 18 1/1

When conducting qualitative research, data can be derived from:             

 

A Fieldwor

. k

B Media

.

C Intervie

. ws

D A and C

.

E A, B, and

. C

 

Question 19 1/1

 

 

A Ultrasound

.

B CT scan

.

C MRI

.

D Nuclear medicine

. testing

 

Question 20        1/1

The frontline analgesics for painful menstrual cramps are:            

 

A Opioids

.

B Corticosteroids

.

     C NSAIDs

 

.

D Hormone

. therapy

 

Question 21 0/1

 

 

A 36

.

B 60

.

C 72

.

D 12

. 0

 

Question 22        0/1

Reproductive coercion includes behaviors:          

 

A Related to pressuring or coercing a person to have sex without using

. physical force

B Related to pressuring or coercing a person to have sex using physical

. force

C That interfere with contraception use and/or pregnancy

.

D Any of the above

.

Question 23        1/1

The least invasive way to assess bladder capacity is through:       

 

A Filling cystometrogram

.

B 3-day voiding diary

.

C Quantified standing

. stress test

D Urethral pressure profile

.

Question 24        1/1

 

 

 

A Chlamyd

. ia

B Gonorrh

. ea

C Syphilis

.

D A and B

.

E A, B, and

. C

 

Question 25        1/1

 

 

A 50%;

. 50%

B 10%;

. 90%

C 90%;

. 10%

D 55%;

. 35%

 

Question 26        1/1

 

 

A Ovulatory dysfunction and tubal and peritoneal

. pathology

B Uterine pathology

.

C Low sperm count

.

D None of the above

.

Question 27 0/1

 

 

A Norplant

.

B Implano

. n

C Nexplant

.

D Nexplan

. on

 

Question 28        1/1

 

 

A CT scan and HCG

.

B HCG and

. ultrasound

C HCG and MRI

.

D HCG and pelvic

. exam

 

Question 29        1/1

 

 

A Depression and anxiety

.

B Ovarian dysfunction and

. anovulation

C Irregular menstrual bleeding

.

D Dyspareunia

.

Question 30        1/1

 

 

A Vulva

.

B Clitoris

.

C Skene’s gland

.

 

D Bartholin’s

. gland

 

Question 31        1/1

 

 

A Nursing

.

B Housecleaning

.

C Secretarial

.

D Those who do not work outside the

. home

 

Question 32        1/1

 

 

A Numeric ranking

. scale

B Visual analog scale

.

C Verbal descriptive

. scale

D All of the above

.

Question 33        1/1

 

 

A Low

.

B Average

.

C High

.

D None of the above; it is not a good test for diagnosis of

. endometrial cancer

 

Question 34        1/1

 

 

A Advanced age

.

B Cigarette

. smoking

C Nulliparity

.

D All of the

. above

 

Question 35        1/1

Uterine fibroids are also known as:          

 

A Myomas

.

B Leiomyomatas

.

C Cancerous

. tumors

D A and B

.

E A, B, anc C

.

Question 36        0/1

 

 

A Thick and sticky

.

B Absent

.

C Thin and watery

.

D Yellowish and

. thicker

 

Question 37 1/1

 

 

A Montgome

. ry

B Skenes

.

 

C Lactogenic

.

D Sebum

.

Question 38        1/1

 

 

A 1 in

. 20

B 1 in

. 15

C 1 in 6

.

D 1 in 2

.

Question 39        1/1

 

 

A 1

. month

B 6

. months

C 1 year

.

D 5 years

.

Question 40        1/1

The most common symptoms of uterine cancer are:        

 

A Amenorrhea and cramping

.

B Abnormal uterine bleeding and postmenopausal

. bleeding

C Sudden expulsion of blood clots from the vagina

. with pain

D Abnormal pap results

.

Question 42 1/1

 

 

 

A Paragard

. IUD

B Mirena IUD

.

C Nuvaring

.

D Evra patch

.

Question 43        1/1

 

 

A Compensatory

. hyperinsulinemia

B Compensatory

. hypoinsulinemia

C Excessively low blood

. sugars

D Weight loss

.

Question 44        1/1

 

 

A Proliferative, luteal, menstrual

.

B Luteal, menstrual, post-menstrual

.

C Proliferative, secretory, menstrual *

. (pg. 91)

D Secretory, luteal, menstrual

.

Question 45        1/1

 

 

A Depression

.

B Confusion

.

     C Breast tenderness

 

.

D Uncontrollable fits of

. laughter

 

Question 46        1/1

 

 

A Low;

. Low

B Low;

.  High

C High;

. Low

D High;

. High

 

Question 47        1/1

The term used to describe painful cramps that occur with menstruation is:           

 

A Amenorrhea

.

B Menorrhagia

.

C Uterine

. atony

D Dysmenorrh

. ea

 

Question 48        1/1

Pelvic support structures include:            

 

A Muscles and connective tissue of the

. pelvic floor

B Fibromuscular tissue of the vaginal wall

.

C Endopelvic connective tissue

.

D All of the above

.

Question 49        0/1

 

 

 

A Previous UTI

.

B Infrequent sexual

. activity

C Incomplete bladder

. emptying

D Obesity

.

Question 50        1/1

 

 

A Anococcygeal rapine

.

B Urethrovaginal sphincter

. muscle

C Urogenital diaphragm

.

D Levator ani

.

Question 51        1/1

 

 

A Acne

.

B Menstrual irregularity

.

C Hirsutism

.

D Hypopigmentation of the

. extremities

 

Question 52        0/1

 

 

A Yellowish thick vaginal discharge, pH equal or greater than 4.5; positive whiff/KOH

. test; presence of WBCs on microscopic examination

B Yellowish thick vaginal discharge, pH equal or greater than 4.5; positive whiff/KOH

. test; presence of clue cells on microscopic examination

 

C White, thin adherent vaginal discharge, pH equal or greater than 4.5; positive

. whiff/KOH test; presence of WBCs on microscopic examination

D Yellowish thick vaginal discharge, pH equal or less than 4.5; positive whiff/KOH test;

. presence of WBCs on microscopic examination

 

Question 53        1/1

First line pharmacologic treatment for women with PCOS is/are:

 

A Progestin-only birth control

. pills

B Combined oral

.  contraceptives

C Lasix

.

D Multivitamins with folic acid

.

Question 54        1/1

 

 

A 4

.  0

B 4

.  5

C 5

.  0

D 5

.  5

 

Question 55 1/1

Metabolic syndrome typically includes the following except:       

 

A Sudden weight

. loss

B Obesity

.

C Insulin

. resistance

     D Dyslipidemia

 

.

E All of the above

.

Question 56        1/1

 

 

A Bowen’s

.  disease

B Lobular

. neoplasia

C Paget’s disease

.

D Wernicke’s

. disease

 

Question 100      1/1

One of the reasons that substance use is a concern in LBQ and TGNC communities is:       

 

A It has been shown to be a confirmed genetic risk

.

B Bars and club scenes have long been safe spaces for gay, LBQ, ad TGNC people

.

C A and B

.

None of the above

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

D

.

 

 

 

 

 

Serum FSH indirectly measures ovarian function, with     levels of FSH

 

indicating normally functioning ovaries.

 

 

Endometrial polyps are most commonly identified by:

 

 

Clinicians can participate in primary sexual violence prevention by applying individual prevention skills, such as:

 

 

A waiting period of          between bariatric surgery and pregnancy is recommended.

 

 

Barriers for providers related to intimate partner violence screening include:

 

 

Hirsutism is defined as:

 

 

A pharmacologic treatment for patients with Hydradenitis Suppurativa (HI) may include

 

 

When looking from a feminist perspective at research studies, one of the great concerns is that:

 

 

Most malignancies in breast tissue occur in:

 

 

 

 

 

On vaginal exam you find that Polly’s cervix is in the most common position, which is:

 

 

All organizations recommend beginning screening mammograms in average-risk women at age  

 

 

Jenna comes in complaining of intense itching in the vaginal area. She also has some itching in the vulvar area. It is really bad after she has intercourse. In gathering her history, she tells you she had an ear infection a few weeks ago and took amoxicillin for it but otherwise, has been healthy. On exam, you note a thick, white, lumpy discharge with the consistency of cottage cheese. The vulva is red and swollen as are the labial folds. There is no strong odor. The most likely diagnosis is:

 

 

The most common pathogen leading to urinary tract infection is:

 

 

In women, fertility declines gradually beginning at age    and more rapidly after age           .

 

 

The test for the fishy odor that occurs in bacterial vaginosis is called the:

 

 

A person whose gender identity is the same as their sex when he or she was born

 

is:

 

 

A progesterone challenge test that produces withdrawal bleeding is indicative of:

 

 

When conducting qualitative research, data can be derived from:

 

 

For women at high risk for breast cancer, ACS recommends annual screening with mammography and     beginning at age 30.

 

 

The frontline analgesics for painful menstrual cramps are:

 

 

Emergency contraception therapy may be given to a woman who seeks treatment immediately following sexual assault. It may be given within    hours of the assault.

 

 

Reproductive coercion includes behaviors:

 

 

The least invasive way to assess bladder capacity is through:

 

 

Clinicians are required to report certain STIs to their state public health officials.

 

These include:

 

 

Approximately of infertility cases are due to female factors and

                are due to male factors.

 

 

The majority of female infertility is due to:

 

 

The contraceptive implant that is currently available in the U.S. is:

 

 

When concerned about ectopic pregnancy in a patient with abdominal pain, two diagnostic aids include:

 

 

Infertility related to         is a common problem among women who are obese.

 

 

The        is a sensitive organ that is typically described as the female homologue of the penis.

 

 

Women in the following profession have a higher rate of UTI

 

 

The use of a pain rating scale may assist the clinician to comprehend the intensity

 

of a woman’s pain. Example(s) of pain rating scale(s) include:

 

 

An endometrial biopsy can be done in the office setting. It has a                 overall accuracy in diagnosing endometrial cancer.

 

 

Margaret has several risk factors for osteoporosis. She is 72 years old, is a 30-pack year smoker, and has never had children. Which one of these risk factors was nonmodifiable?

 

 

Uterine fibroids are also known as:

 

 

Just prior to ovulation, rising levels of estradiol increases the amount of cervical mucus, making it:

 

 

The        glands are oil-producing glands on the areola that protect and lubricate the nipple during lactation.

 

 

Nearly   pregnant women have been abused by the partner.

 

 

Female orgasmic disorder is present when there is a marked delay in, marked infrequency of, or absence of orgasm or reduced intensity of orgasm sensations that last more than          .

 

 

 

 

 

The most common symptoms of uterine cancer are:

 

 

When completing this exam, did you comply with Walden University’s Code of Conduct including the expectations for academic integrity?

 

 

A type of contraceptive that does not contain hormones is:

 

 

Approximately 50% to 70% of women with PCOS are insulin resistant. Insulin resistance often results in:

 

 

The endometrial cycle has three phases, which are:

 

 

The following symptoms are consistent with PMS except:

 

 

Ovarian failure is diagnosed when            estrogen production is identified while the serum FSH is                 .

 

 

The term used to describe painful cramps that occur with menstruation is:

 

 

Pelvic support structures include:

 

 

 

 

 

All of the following are risk factors for UTI, except:

 

 

The        is often considered the most important muscle of the pelvic floor.

 

 

Symptoms of Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) include all of the following except:

 

 

Criteria for clinical diagnosis of bacterial vaginosis include the presence of three out of four of the following Amsel criteria:

 

 

First line pharmacologic treatment for women with PCOS is/are:

 

 

The American Cancer Society (ACS) has recently updated its colorectal cancer screening guidelines. The new guidelines recommend screening average-risk patients for that disease at age          

 

 

Metabolic syndrome typically includes the following except:

 

 

 

Martha is a 65-year-old woman who is a new patient to you. In telling you her history, she states that she has a history of a rare type of breast cancer. She cannot remember the name of it but tells you that it also involved itchy eczema- like nipple changes. With this info and your knowledge of breast cancer, you surmise that she may be referring to:

 

 

When females go through puberty, the changes that occur are initiated by the production of:

 

 

The following symptoms are associated with peri-menopause and menopause.

 

 

The following is/are risk factor(s) for bacterial vaginosis.

 

 

In women with PCOS, polycystic ovaries are due to:

 

 

Strong evidence shows that first trimester abortions, whenever performed safely, increases a women’s risks of:

 

 

Endometriosis is:

 

 

An appropriate medication for Herpes Simplex virus is:

 

 

 

The new guideline for systolic blood pressure cut-off for hypertension is:

 

 

Bone density testing for osteoporosis should start at age                for women and age

                for men.

 

 

The most common STI in the United States is:

 

 

“A movement to end sexism, sexist exploitation, and oppression” is a definition for:

 

 

When performing a pain history, the term OLD CAARTS is an aid. This stands for:

 

 

Evidence from randomized trials on intimate partner violence screening support the following intervention(s) for women of childbearing age:

 

 

An umbrella term that describes all people with non-heterosexual gender identities is:

 

 

When using the FIGO staging classification for cancer of the ovary, fallopian tube, and peritoneum, Stage I means:

 

 

The        are easily sensitized and become engorged with blood during sexual

 

arousal.

 

 

The act that was established that mandated every American to carry health insurance is called:

 

 

The most common type of UTI affecting women is:

 

 

Marianne presents for a well woman exam. In gathering her history, she tells you she has been pregnant 3 times. She has two children, both born at 39 weeks, and had one miscarriage. Using the GTPAL system, you note that in her chart as the following

 

 

Josefina is a 47-year-old patient with family history of diabetes. Her BMI is 30. She has been healthy except for medication-controlled hypertension. She has been very compliant with her appointments. Today, you tell her you need to check her blood sugar. She says “I just read an article that said I only need to have that checked every three years. You just checked it last year.” You tell her:

 

 

Olivia presents with a complaint of “bumps” around her vagina. They are nonpainful and nonpruritic. Upon inspection, you note several flesh colored and pearly white papules with depressed centers. This appearance is characteristic of:

 

 

Gale is 36 weeks pregnant. She calls the office to report that she has noticed a sticky fluid coming from her breasts. You let her know that this is most likely:

 

 

On physical examination, pale atrophic depigmented tissue that has a “cigarette paper”

 

appearance is consistent with:

 

 

The following are the four basic Caldwell-Moloy pelvic types.

 

 

Trichomonas vaginalis can be asymptomatic, but when symptomatic, the vaginal discharge tends to be:

 

 

EBP stands for:

 

 

To avoid the development of Bartholin’s gland cysts, women should:

 

 

Normal vaginal discharge has a pH of:

 

 

The name of the act in the U.S. that addresses domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, stalking, and human trafficking is:

 

 

The only antimicrobial medications that are effective against Trichomoniasis vaginalis are:

 

 

Pelvic muscle exercises, where the woman performs a repetitive pelvic floor muscle

 

contraction regimen are known as:

 

 

Neisseria gonorrhea is a                bacteria

 

 

Angela just adopted an 11-year-old from another country. Unfortunately, there are no records of previous immunizations on this child. When discussing immunizations, you mention that the child needs several, including the MMR. Angela asks you what MMR stands for. You tell her:

 

 

The following are risk factors for endometrial cancer.

 

 

The timing of an adolescent growth spurt typically occurs              in puberty than it does for boys.

 

 

A cluster of mild to moderate physical and psychological symptoms that occur during the late luteal phase of menses and resolve with menstruation is the definition of

 

 

The following is/are types of sexual violence.

 

 

Abnormal uterine bleeding can sometimes be caused by

 

 

 

Lichen planus is typically treated with:

 

 

The following is an appropriate sexual health assessment question:

 

 

Menopause is defined as:

 

 

Infected hair follicles on the vulvar skin that are small and scattered often occur because of:

 

 

Patients identified as being at increased risk for Sexually Transmitted Infections need to receive information about risk factors and ways to reduce the likelihood of infection. This would include:

 

 

 

 

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