Exam 4: NSG 3280 / NSG3280 |
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Chancroids are typically _______ and can spread into larger lesions,
which can then spread and _________ organ
- Correct Answer - Painful
destruct and erode surrounding
initial sign of _________ may be a painless papule or nodule that
subsequently ulcerates into an enlarging, granulomatous, red velvety
ulcer
- Correct Answer - Granuloma inguinale
What organism is the most common cause of pelvic inflammatory
disease?
- Correct Answer - Neisseria gonorrhoeae
,________ is self limiting and does not require therapy
- Correct Answer - Molluscum contagiosum
Transmission of Chlamydia during birth may result in ________ or
infection of the eyes in the newborn
- Correct Answer - ophthalmia neonatorum
What is the initial incubation time for syphilis?
- Correct Answer - 10-90 days
Is gonorrhea spread through the circulatory system?
- Correct Answer - NO
In gonorrhea infections, the bacteria penetrate the ________ , causing
________
- Correct Answer - columnar epithelium
inflammation
_____ and ______ destroys terminal arterioles and small arteries
- Correct Answer - Inflammation and endothelial swelling
(syphilis)
,Nongonococcal Infection
- Correct Answer - infection caused by pathogens other than gonorrhea
Is ophthalmia neonatorum congenital?
- Correct Answer - NO
cuz its not present at birth
Can chlamydia cause epididymitis?
- Correct Answer - YES
_____ is still communicable even after the warts or lesions are removed
- Correct Answer - HPV
________ ligament supports the uterus and upper part of vagina
- Correct Answer - Cardinal
Descent of the uterus occurs when supporting structures relax
- Correct Answer - uterine prolapse
What ligaments tear or stretching during a uterine prolapse
- Correct Answer - Cardinal/uterosacral
, Sensation of bearing down, discomfort while walking or sitting down,
difficulty urinating are S/S of
- Correct Answer - Uterine prolapse
where the body of the uterus moved to a position in the posterior of
pelvis. Could cause infertility
- Correct Answer - Retroplacement
Protrusion of the bladder into the vagina through a deficient in the -
Correct Answer - vaginal wall
Cystocele
- Correct Answer - Anterior rectal wall into posterior vagina
Rectocele
- Correct Answer - Inflammation of the cervix, uterus, oviducts, and
ovaries
Caused by IUD, pelvic surgery, abortion, infection
- Correct Answer - PID
Inflammation of the broad ligaments and connective tissues
- Correct Answer - Parametritis
Pathophysiology for Nurses I Exam| 100%
Correctly Answered and Rated A+ | Galen
| Latest Update
Chancroids are typically _______ and can spread into larger lesions,
which can then spread and _________ organ
- Correct Answer - Painful
destruct and erode surrounding
initial sign of _________ may be a painless papule or nodule that
subsequently ulcerates into an enlarging, granulomatous, red velvety
ulcer
- Correct Answer - Granuloma inguinale
What organism is the most common cause of pelvic inflammatory
disease?
- Correct Answer - Neisseria gonorrhoeae
,________ is self limiting and does not require therapy
- Correct Answer - Molluscum contagiosum
Transmission of Chlamydia during birth may result in ________ or
infection of the eyes in the newborn
- Correct Answer - ophthalmia neonatorum
What is the initial incubation time for syphilis?
- Correct Answer - 10-90 days
Is gonorrhea spread through the circulatory system?
- Correct Answer - NO
In gonorrhea infections, the bacteria penetrate the ________ , causing
________
- Correct Answer - columnar epithelium
inflammation
_____ and ______ destroys terminal arterioles and small arteries
- Correct Answer - Inflammation and endothelial swelling
(syphilis)
,Nongonococcal Infection
- Correct Answer - infection caused by pathogens other than gonorrhea
Is ophthalmia neonatorum congenital?
- Correct Answer - NO
cuz its not present at birth
Can chlamydia cause epididymitis?
- Correct Answer - YES
_____ is still communicable even after the warts or lesions are removed
- Correct Answer - HPV
________ ligament supports the uterus and upper part of vagina
- Correct Answer - Cardinal
Descent of the uterus occurs when supporting structures relax
- Correct Answer - uterine prolapse
What ligaments tear or stretching during a uterine prolapse
- Correct Answer - Cardinal/uterosacral
, Sensation of bearing down, discomfort while walking or sitting down,
difficulty urinating are S/S of
- Correct Answer - Uterine prolapse
where the body of the uterus moved to a position in the posterior of
pelvis. Could cause infertility
- Correct Answer - Retroplacement
Protrusion of the bladder into the vagina through a deficient in the -
Correct Answer - vaginal wall
Cystocele
- Correct Answer - Anterior rectal wall into posterior vagina
Rectocele
- Correct Answer - Inflammation of the cervix, uterus, oviducts, and
ovaries
Caused by IUD, pelvic surgery, abortion, infection
- Correct Answer - PID
Inflammation of the broad ligaments and connective tissues
- Correct Answer - Parametritis
