NURS 240 - TEST 1 UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
1. nulligravida
Answer:
a woman who has never been pregnant
Question:
2. primigravida
Answer:
a patient in their first pregnancy
Question:
3. multigravida
Answer:
a patient who has had two or more pregnancies
Question:
4. nullipara
Answer:
no pregnancy beyond the stage of viability
Question:
5. how to estimate date of delivery
Answer:
patient's last menstrual cycle, subtract 3 months, + 7 days, add one year
Question:
6. complications in pregnancy of HIV/AIDS if left untreated
Answer:
preterm birth
low birth weight
transmission of HIV: antepartum, intrapartum, breastfeeding
Question:
7. Risk factors HIV/AIDs
Answer:
IV drug use, multiple partners, hx multiple STI
Question:
8. what are the TORCH infections
Answer:
Toxoplasmosis, Other (hepatitis, syphilis), Rubella, Cytomegalovirus, HSV
,Question:
9. the TORCH infections are important during pregnancy because they ______ and _________
Answer:
cross placenta and teratogenic
Question:
10. testing for GBS (group B strptococcus)
Answer:
vaginal an rectal swab on ALL mothers at 36-38 weeks gestation
Question:
11. meds for positive GBS
Answer:
pen g or ampicillin Q4 during labor
Question:
12. how long is the follicular phase
Answer:
day 1 - 12-14
Question:
13. how long is the luteal phase
Answer:
after ovulation and lasts ~14 days
Question:
14. what happens during the follicular phase
Answer:
Luteinizing hormone (LH) and follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) are working to maturethe graafian
follicle which produces estrogen
Question:
15. Ovulatory phase
Answer:
estrogen peaks and oocyte (egg) is released (OVULATION)
LH surges 12-36 hrs before ovulation; estrogen decreases; progesterone increases
Question:
16. spermatogenesis
Answer:
formation of mature sperm
Question:
17. hormones of spermatogenesis
, Answer:
FSH - stimulates production
LH - stimulates testosterone production
Testosterone - promotes mature sperm
Question:
18. you can also catch the TORCH infections through
Answer:
cat feces and raw food
* no litter boxes!!!!!!
Question:
19. rubella vaccine in pregnancy
Answer:
avoid the vaccine and avoid pregnancy for 28 days following immunizations
Question:
20. most commonly reported STI in American females
Answer:
chlamydia
Question:
21. risk factors of chlamydia include
Answer:
multiple partners
unprotected sex
Question:
22. clinical findings of chlamydia
Answer:
urinary symptoms, bleeding, gray-white discharge, testicular pain/edema (men)
Question:
23. what can chlamydia lead to if left untreated
Answer:
PID and infertility
Question:
24. doxycycline is not used in pregnancy because:
Answer:
can discolor teeth in children
Question:
25. after a child is born with a mother who is positive for chlamydia, what is applied to the newborn
Answer:
erythromycin eye ointment
CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
1. nulligravida
Answer:
a woman who has never been pregnant
Question:
2. primigravida
Answer:
a patient in their first pregnancy
Question:
3. multigravida
Answer:
a patient who has had two or more pregnancies
Question:
4. nullipara
Answer:
no pregnancy beyond the stage of viability
Question:
5. how to estimate date of delivery
Answer:
patient's last menstrual cycle, subtract 3 months, + 7 days, add one year
Question:
6. complications in pregnancy of HIV/AIDS if left untreated
Answer:
preterm birth
low birth weight
transmission of HIV: antepartum, intrapartum, breastfeeding
Question:
7. Risk factors HIV/AIDs
Answer:
IV drug use, multiple partners, hx multiple STI
Question:
8. what are the TORCH infections
Answer:
Toxoplasmosis, Other (hepatitis, syphilis), Rubella, Cytomegalovirus, HSV
,Question:
9. the TORCH infections are important during pregnancy because they ______ and _________
Answer:
cross placenta and teratogenic
Question:
10. testing for GBS (group B strptococcus)
Answer:
vaginal an rectal swab on ALL mothers at 36-38 weeks gestation
Question:
11. meds for positive GBS
Answer:
pen g or ampicillin Q4 during labor
Question:
12. how long is the follicular phase
Answer:
day 1 - 12-14
Question:
13. how long is the luteal phase
Answer:
after ovulation and lasts ~14 days
Question:
14. what happens during the follicular phase
Answer:
Luteinizing hormone (LH) and follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) are working to maturethe graafian
follicle which produces estrogen
Question:
15. Ovulatory phase
Answer:
estrogen peaks and oocyte (egg) is released (OVULATION)
LH surges 12-36 hrs before ovulation; estrogen decreases; progesterone increases
Question:
16. spermatogenesis
Answer:
formation of mature sperm
Question:
17. hormones of spermatogenesis
, Answer:
FSH - stimulates production
LH - stimulates testosterone production
Testosterone - promotes mature sperm
Question:
18. you can also catch the TORCH infections through
Answer:
cat feces and raw food
* no litter boxes!!!!!!
Question:
19. rubella vaccine in pregnancy
Answer:
avoid the vaccine and avoid pregnancy for 28 days following immunizations
Question:
20. most commonly reported STI in American females
Answer:
chlamydia
Question:
21. risk factors of chlamydia include
Answer:
multiple partners
unprotected sex
Question:
22. clinical findings of chlamydia
Answer:
urinary symptoms, bleeding, gray-white discharge, testicular pain/edema (men)
Question:
23. what can chlamydia lead to if left untreated
Answer:
PID and infertility
Question:
24. doxycycline is not used in pregnancy because:
Answer:
can discolor teeth in children
Question:
25. after a child is born with a mother who is positive for chlamydia, what is applied to the newborn
Answer:
erythromycin eye ointment