NSG 3500 EXAMINATION TEST PAPER
WITH COMPLETE SOLUTION AND REVIEW
MATERIAL
●● What are the three key factors of male fertility?
Answer: Sperm count, motility, and morphology.
●● Where does fertilization typically occur?
Answer: Fallopian tubes.
●● What is the function of FSH in the reproductive cycle?
Answer: Follicle development.
●● Which hormone triggers ovulation?
Answer: LH (Luteinizing Hormone).
●● What is the primary function of progesterone during pregnancy?
Answer: Maintains the uterine lining and pregnancy.
●● What is the definition of infertility?
Answer: No pregnancy after 12 months of unprotected intercourse.
, ●● What is the first diagnostic test performed for male infertility?
Answer: Semen analysis.
●● What are presumptive signs of pregnancy?
Answer: Subjective signs such as nausea and amenorrhea.
●● What is a positive sign of pregnancy?
Answer: Presence of fetal heart tones.
●● In the GTPAL system, what does 'G' stand for?
Answer: Total number of pregnancies.
●● What physiologic change occurs in the cardiovascular system during
pregnancy?
Answer: Increased blood volume.
●● Which pregnancy danger signs require immediate attention?
Answer: Bleeding, headache, vision changes, and swelling.
●● Why is RhoGAM administered to Rh-negative mothers?
Answer: To prevent Rh incompatibility.
WITH COMPLETE SOLUTION AND REVIEW
MATERIAL
●● What are the three key factors of male fertility?
Answer: Sperm count, motility, and morphology.
●● Where does fertilization typically occur?
Answer: Fallopian tubes.
●● What is the function of FSH in the reproductive cycle?
Answer: Follicle development.
●● Which hormone triggers ovulation?
Answer: LH (Luteinizing Hormone).
●● What is the primary function of progesterone during pregnancy?
Answer: Maintains the uterine lining and pregnancy.
●● What is the definition of infertility?
Answer: No pregnancy after 12 months of unprotected intercourse.
, ●● What is the first diagnostic test performed for male infertility?
Answer: Semen analysis.
●● What are presumptive signs of pregnancy?
Answer: Subjective signs such as nausea and amenorrhea.
●● What is a positive sign of pregnancy?
Answer: Presence of fetal heart tones.
●● In the GTPAL system, what does 'G' stand for?
Answer: Total number of pregnancies.
●● What physiologic change occurs in the cardiovascular system during
pregnancy?
Answer: Increased blood volume.
●● Which pregnancy danger signs require immediate attention?
Answer: Bleeding, headache, vision changes, and swelling.
●● Why is RhoGAM administered to Rh-negative mothers?
Answer: To prevent Rh incompatibility.
