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Beckmann and Ling's
5t 5t
OBSTETRICS AND GYNECO5t 5t
LOGY
8th5 t Edition
By5tDr.5tRobert5tCasanova
,Beckmann5tand5tLing's5tObstetrics5tand5tGynecology5tEdition5t8th5tedition5tTest5tBank
Table5tof5tContents:
SECTION5tI5tGeneral5tObstetrics5tand5tGynecology
Chapter5t15tWomen’s5tHealth5tExamination5tand5tWomen’s5tHealth5tCare5tManage
ment5tChapter5t25tThe5tObstetrician–
Gynecologist’s5tRole5tin5tScreening5tand5tPreventive5tCare5tChapter5t35tEthics,5tLiabil
ity,5tand5tPatient5tSafety5tin5tObstetrics5tand5tGynecology5tChapter5t45tEmbryology5t
and5tAnatomy
SECTION5tII5tObstetrics
Chapter5t55tMaternal–Fetal5tPhysiology
Chapter5t65tPreconception5tand5tAntepartum5tCare
Chapter5t75tGenetics5tand5tGenetic5tDisorders5tin5tObstetrics5tand5tGynecol
ogy5tChapter5t85tIntrapartum5tCare
Chapter5t95tAbnormal5tLabor5tand5tIntrapartum5tFetal5tSurveilla
nce5tChapter5t105tImmediate5tCare5tof5tthe5tNewborn
Chapter5t115tPostpartum5tCare5tCha
pter5t125tPostpartum5tHemorrhage5tC
hapter5t135tMultifetal5tGestation
Chapter5t145tFetal5tGrowth5tAbnormalities:5tIntrauterine5tGrowth5tRestriction5tand5tMacroso
mia5tChapter5t155tPreterm5tLabor
Chapter5t165tThird-Trimester5tBleeding
Chapter5t175tPremature5tRupture5tof5tMembranes5tCh
apter5t185tPost-term5tPregnancy
Chapter5t195tEctopic5tPregnancy5tand5tAbortion
SECTION5tIII5tMedical5tand5tSurgical5tDisorders5tin5tPregnancy
Chapter5t205tEndocrine5tDisorders
Chapter5t215tGastrointestinal,5tRenal,5tand5tSurgical5tComplicatio
ns5tChapter5t225tCardiovascular5tand5tRespiratory5tDisorders
Chapter5t235tHematologic5tand5tImmunologic5tComplications5tC
hapter5t245tInfectious5tDiseases
Chapter5t255tNeurologic5tand5tPsychiatric5tDisorders
SECTION5tIV5tGynecology
Chapter5t265tContraception
Chapter5t275tSterilization
Chapter5t285tVulvovaginitis
Chapter5t295tSexually5tTransmitted5tInfections
Chapter5t305tPelvic5tSupport5tDefects,5tUrinary5tIncontinence,5tand5tUrinary5tTract5tInfection5t
Chapter5t315tEndometriosis
Chapter5t325tDysmenorrhea5tand5tChronic5tPelvic5tPai
n5tChapter5t335tDisorders5tof5tthe5tBreast
Chapter5t345tGynecologic5tProcedure
s5tChapter5t355tHuman5tSexuality
Chapter5t365tSexual5tAssault5tand5tDomestic5tViolence
SECTION5tV5tReproductive5tEndocrinology5tand5tInfertility
Chapter5t375tReproductive5tCycles5tC
hapter5t385tPuberty
,Chapter5t395tAmenorrhea5tand5tAbnormal5tUterine5tBleeding5tCh
apter5t405tHirsutism5tand5tVirilization
Chapter5t415tMenopause
Chapter5t425tInfertility
Chapter5t435tPremenstrual5tSyndrome5tand5tPremenstrual5tDysphoric5tDisorder
SECTION5tVI5tGynecologic5tOncology5tand5tUterine5tLeiomyo
ma5tChapter5t445tCell5tBiology5tand5tPrinciples5tof5tCancer5tTher
apy5tChapter5t455tGestational5tTrophoblastic5tNeoplasia
Chapter5t465tVulvar5tand5tVaginal5tDisease5tand5tNeopl
asia5tChapter5t475tCervical5tNeoplasia5tand5tCarcinom
a5tChapter5t485tUterine5tLeiomyoma5tand5tNeoplasia5t
Chapter5t495tCancer5tof5tthe5tUterine5tCorpus
Chapter5t505tOvarian5tand5tAdnexal5tDisease
, Beckmann5tand5tLing's5tObstetrics5tand5tGynecology5tEdition5t8th5tedition5tTest5tB
ank5tChapter5t1:5tWomen’s5tHealth5tExamination5tand5tWomen’s5tHealth5tCareMa
nagement
1:
Elevating5tthe5thead5tof5tthe5texamining5ttable5tapproximately5t305tdegrees5tfacilitates
a. The5tobservation5tof5tthe5tpatient's5tresponses
b. The5tability5tof5tthe5tpatient5tto5tcomfortably5tlook5taround5tto5tdistract5ther5tfrom5tthe5texamination5tc:
c. The5tcontraction5tof5tthe5tabdominal5twall5tmuscle5tgroups,5tmaking5tthe5texamination5teasier
d. Comfortable5tblood5tpressure5tmeasurement
e. The5tphysician5tnot5tbeing5tdistracted5tby5teye5tcontact5twith5tthe5tpatient
2:
Which5tof5tthe5tfollowing5tuterine5tpositions5tis5tmost5tassociated5twith5tdyspareunia?
a. Midposition,5tretroflexed
b. Retroverted,5tanteflexed
c. Anteverted,5tanteflexed
d. Retroverted,5tretroflexed
e. Midpostion,5tanteflexed
3:
Inquiry5tconcerning5tadult5tand5tchild5thistory5tof5tsexual5tabuse5tshould5tbe5tincluded5tin5tthe5tsexual5thistory
a. if5ttime5tpermits
b. in5tvisits5twhere5tthere5tare5tsuspicious5tphysical5tfindings5tbut5tnot5totherwise
c. in5tvisits5twhere5tsufficient5ttime5tis5tallotted
d. in5tall5tnew5tpatient5tvisits
e. in5tvisits5twhere5ta5tspecific5tindication5tis5tnoted
4:
Peau5td'orange5tchange5tin5tthe5tbreast5tis5tassociated5twith
a. edema5tof5tthe5tlymphatics
b. jaundice
c. too5tvigorous5tbreastfeeding
d. overly5ttight5tundergarments
e. galactorrhea
5:
Which5tkind5tof5tspeculum5tis5toften5tmost5tsuitable5tfor5texamination5tof5tthe5tnulliparous5tpatient?
a. Morgan's5tspeculum
b. Endoscopic5tspeculum
c. Ling5tspeculum
d. Graves5tspeculum
5
Beckmann and Ling's
5t 5t
OBSTETRICS AND GYNECO5t 5t
LOGY
8th5 t Edition
By5tDr.5tRobert5tCasanova
,Beckmann5tand5tLing's5tObstetrics5tand5tGynecology5tEdition5t8th5tedition5tTest5tBank
Table5tof5tContents:
SECTION5tI5tGeneral5tObstetrics5tand5tGynecology
Chapter5t15tWomen’s5tHealth5tExamination5tand5tWomen’s5tHealth5tCare5tManage
ment5tChapter5t25tThe5tObstetrician–
Gynecologist’s5tRole5tin5tScreening5tand5tPreventive5tCare5tChapter5t35tEthics,5tLiabil
ity,5tand5tPatient5tSafety5tin5tObstetrics5tand5tGynecology5tChapter5t45tEmbryology5t
and5tAnatomy
SECTION5tII5tObstetrics
Chapter5t55tMaternal–Fetal5tPhysiology
Chapter5t65tPreconception5tand5tAntepartum5tCare
Chapter5t75tGenetics5tand5tGenetic5tDisorders5tin5tObstetrics5tand5tGynecol
ogy5tChapter5t85tIntrapartum5tCare
Chapter5t95tAbnormal5tLabor5tand5tIntrapartum5tFetal5tSurveilla
nce5tChapter5t105tImmediate5tCare5tof5tthe5tNewborn
Chapter5t115tPostpartum5tCare5tCha
pter5t125tPostpartum5tHemorrhage5tC
hapter5t135tMultifetal5tGestation
Chapter5t145tFetal5tGrowth5tAbnormalities:5tIntrauterine5tGrowth5tRestriction5tand5tMacroso
mia5tChapter5t155tPreterm5tLabor
Chapter5t165tThird-Trimester5tBleeding
Chapter5t175tPremature5tRupture5tof5tMembranes5tCh
apter5t185tPost-term5tPregnancy
Chapter5t195tEctopic5tPregnancy5tand5tAbortion
SECTION5tIII5tMedical5tand5tSurgical5tDisorders5tin5tPregnancy
Chapter5t205tEndocrine5tDisorders
Chapter5t215tGastrointestinal,5tRenal,5tand5tSurgical5tComplicatio
ns5tChapter5t225tCardiovascular5tand5tRespiratory5tDisorders
Chapter5t235tHematologic5tand5tImmunologic5tComplications5tC
hapter5t245tInfectious5tDiseases
Chapter5t255tNeurologic5tand5tPsychiatric5tDisorders
SECTION5tIV5tGynecology
Chapter5t265tContraception
Chapter5t275tSterilization
Chapter5t285tVulvovaginitis
Chapter5t295tSexually5tTransmitted5tInfections
Chapter5t305tPelvic5tSupport5tDefects,5tUrinary5tIncontinence,5tand5tUrinary5tTract5tInfection5t
Chapter5t315tEndometriosis
Chapter5t325tDysmenorrhea5tand5tChronic5tPelvic5tPai
n5tChapter5t335tDisorders5tof5tthe5tBreast
Chapter5t345tGynecologic5tProcedure
s5tChapter5t355tHuman5tSexuality
Chapter5t365tSexual5tAssault5tand5tDomestic5tViolence
SECTION5tV5tReproductive5tEndocrinology5tand5tInfertility
Chapter5t375tReproductive5tCycles5tC
hapter5t385tPuberty
,Chapter5t395tAmenorrhea5tand5tAbnormal5tUterine5tBleeding5tCh
apter5t405tHirsutism5tand5tVirilization
Chapter5t415tMenopause
Chapter5t425tInfertility
Chapter5t435tPremenstrual5tSyndrome5tand5tPremenstrual5tDysphoric5tDisorder
SECTION5tVI5tGynecologic5tOncology5tand5tUterine5tLeiomyo
ma5tChapter5t445tCell5tBiology5tand5tPrinciples5tof5tCancer5tTher
apy5tChapter5t455tGestational5tTrophoblastic5tNeoplasia
Chapter5t465tVulvar5tand5tVaginal5tDisease5tand5tNeopl
asia5tChapter5t475tCervical5tNeoplasia5tand5tCarcinom
a5tChapter5t485tUterine5tLeiomyoma5tand5tNeoplasia5t
Chapter5t495tCancer5tof5tthe5tUterine5tCorpus
Chapter5t505tOvarian5tand5tAdnexal5tDisease
, Beckmann5tand5tLing's5tObstetrics5tand5tGynecology5tEdition5t8th5tedition5tTest5tB
ank5tChapter5t1:5tWomen’s5tHealth5tExamination5tand5tWomen’s5tHealth5tCareMa
nagement
1:
Elevating5tthe5thead5tof5tthe5texamining5ttable5tapproximately5t305tdegrees5tfacilitates
a. The5tobservation5tof5tthe5tpatient's5tresponses
b. The5tability5tof5tthe5tpatient5tto5tcomfortably5tlook5taround5tto5tdistract5ther5tfrom5tthe5texamination5tc:
c. The5tcontraction5tof5tthe5tabdominal5twall5tmuscle5tgroups,5tmaking5tthe5texamination5teasier
d. Comfortable5tblood5tpressure5tmeasurement
e. The5tphysician5tnot5tbeing5tdistracted5tby5teye5tcontact5twith5tthe5tpatient
2:
Which5tof5tthe5tfollowing5tuterine5tpositions5tis5tmost5tassociated5twith5tdyspareunia?
a. Midposition,5tretroflexed
b. Retroverted,5tanteflexed
c. Anteverted,5tanteflexed
d. Retroverted,5tretroflexed
e. Midpostion,5tanteflexed
3:
Inquiry5tconcerning5tadult5tand5tchild5thistory5tof5tsexual5tabuse5tshould5tbe5tincluded5tin5tthe5tsexual5thistory
a. if5ttime5tpermits
b. in5tvisits5twhere5tthere5tare5tsuspicious5tphysical5tfindings5tbut5tnot5totherwise
c. in5tvisits5twhere5tsufficient5ttime5tis5tallotted
d. in5tall5tnew5tpatient5tvisits
e. in5tvisits5twhere5ta5tspecific5tindication5tis5tnoted
4:
Peau5td'orange5tchange5tin5tthe5tbreast5tis5tassociated5twith
a. edema5tof5tthe5tlymphatics
b. jaundice
c. too5tvigorous5tbreastfeeding
d. overly5ttight5tundergarments
e. galactorrhea
5:
Which5tkind5tof5tspeculum5tis5toften5tmost5tsuitable5tfor5texamination5tof5tthe5tnulliparous5tpatient?
a. Morgan's5tspeculum
b. Endoscopic5tspeculum
c. Ling5tspeculum
d. Graves5tspeculum