MVU NURS 629 EXAM SCRIPT TESTED
QUESTIONS FULL SOLUTION PREMIUM
STUDY MATERIAL
●● Yeast infection treatment
Answer: Diflucan 150 mg Po once
●● BV discharge
Answer: thin, grey to milky white and malodorous with itching.
●● BV wet prep
Answer: Clue cells
●● BV treatment
Answer: Metronidazole (flagyl) 500mg tb PO, BID 7 days or metrogel.
●● Trichomonas discharge
Answer: yellow/green and frothy/bubbles with itching and irritation,
malodorous.
●● Trichomonas wet prep
Answer: Motile protozoa.
,●● Trichomonas treatment
Answer: Metronidazole 500 mg PO BID, for 7 days, Men Single dose
2gm.
●● Chlamydia discharge
Answer: yellow/green dc with itching and irritation.
●● Chlamydia wet prep
Answer: WBC, need to order DNA probe to conform
●● Chlamydia diagnostic test
Answer: DNA probe to conform
●● Chlamydia treatment
Answer: Doxycycline 100mg BID 7 days.
●● How to prevent neural tube defects
Answer: Folic acid intake 0.4 mcg/day
●● Goodell's sign
Answer: The Goodell sign refers to a probable sign of pregnancy,
characterized by softening of the cervix. A positive Goodell sign occurs
,due to increased blood flow noticed in the cervix during the first 4 to 8
weeks of pregnancy
●● Chadwick's sign
Answer: due to increased blood flow noticed in the cervix during the
first 4 to 8 weeks of pregnancy, which can also give the vaginal part of
the cervix a bluish appearance
●● Hegar's sign
Answer: softening of the lower segment of the uterus, which occurs
around six to 12 weeks of gestation
●● Braxton Hicks
Answer:
●● gravidia
Answer: A pregnancy regardless of duration and includes present
pregnancy
●● Para
Answer: Past pregnancies that continued to the period of viability
●● primigravida
, Answer: first pregnancy
●● multigravida
Answer: woman who has been pregnant more than once
●● nullipara
Answer: a woman who has not had any children
●● Primipara
Answer: Woman who has carried a pregnancy to viability or term
●● multipara
Answer: woman who has given birth to two or more children
●● Frequency of prenatal visits up to 28 weeks
Answer: Every 4 weeks
●● Frequency of prenatal visits from 28-36 weeks
Answer: Every 2 weeks
●● Frequency of prenatal visits from 36 weeks and on
Answer: Every week
QUESTIONS FULL SOLUTION PREMIUM
STUDY MATERIAL
●● Yeast infection treatment
Answer: Diflucan 150 mg Po once
●● BV discharge
Answer: thin, grey to milky white and malodorous with itching.
●● BV wet prep
Answer: Clue cells
●● BV treatment
Answer: Metronidazole (flagyl) 500mg tb PO, BID 7 days or metrogel.
●● Trichomonas discharge
Answer: yellow/green and frothy/bubbles with itching and irritation,
malodorous.
●● Trichomonas wet prep
Answer: Motile protozoa.
,●● Trichomonas treatment
Answer: Metronidazole 500 mg PO BID, for 7 days, Men Single dose
2gm.
●● Chlamydia discharge
Answer: yellow/green dc with itching and irritation.
●● Chlamydia wet prep
Answer: WBC, need to order DNA probe to conform
●● Chlamydia diagnostic test
Answer: DNA probe to conform
●● Chlamydia treatment
Answer: Doxycycline 100mg BID 7 days.
●● How to prevent neural tube defects
Answer: Folic acid intake 0.4 mcg/day
●● Goodell's sign
Answer: The Goodell sign refers to a probable sign of pregnancy,
characterized by softening of the cervix. A positive Goodell sign occurs
,due to increased blood flow noticed in the cervix during the first 4 to 8
weeks of pregnancy
●● Chadwick's sign
Answer: due to increased blood flow noticed in the cervix during the
first 4 to 8 weeks of pregnancy, which can also give the vaginal part of
the cervix a bluish appearance
●● Hegar's sign
Answer: softening of the lower segment of the uterus, which occurs
around six to 12 weeks of gestation
●● Braxton Hicks
Answer:
●● gravidia
Answer: A pregnancy regardless of duration and includes present
pregnancy
●● Para
Answer: Past pregnancies that continued to the period of viability
●● primigravida
, Answer: first pregnancy
●● multigravida
Answer: woman who has been pregnant more than once
●● nullipara
Answer: a woman who has not had any children
●● Primipara
Answer: Woman who has carried a pregnancy to viability or term
●● multipara
Answer: woman who has given birth to two or more children
●● Frequency of prenatal visits up to 28 weeks
Answer: Every 4 weeks
●● Frequency of prenatal visits from 28-36 weeks
Answer: Every 2 weeks
●● Frequency of prenatal visits from 36 weeks and on
Answer: Every week
