NRP 571 QUIZ 1 WITH 100% COMPLETE
SOLUTION
1. For purposes of examination and communication of physical findings, the
breast is divided in which of the following ways?
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Halves (upper and lower)
Circles (six consecutive rings, each 1 inch farther away from nipple)
Correct: Four quadrants plus a tail
Correct answer
Thirds (left, middle, and right)
2. Question 2
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Which of the following represents metrorrhagia?
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Fewer than 21 days between menses
Correct: Bleeding between periods
Correct answer
, Infrequent bleeding
Excessive flow
3. Question 3
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A 34-year-old married daycare worker comes to your office, complaining of
severe pelvic pain for the last 6 hours. She states that the pain was at first
cramp-like but is now sharp. Nothing makes the pain better or worse. She has
had no vaginal bleeding or discharge. She has had no pain with urination. She
has had some nausea for the last few days but denies vomiting, constipation,
or diarrhea. She states she feels so bad that she has fainted when moving to
stand up. Her past medical history consists of two prior cesarean sections and
an appendectomy. She is married and has two children. She denies any
tobacco, alcohol, or drug use. Her parents are both healthy. On examination
you find a pale young woman who is obviously in a great deal of pain. She is
lying on her right side with her eyes closed. Her blood pressure is 90/60 and
her pulse is 110.
She is afebrile. She has bowel sounds and her abdomen is soft. The speculum
examination reveals a bluish cervix but no blood or purulent discharge at the
os. There is a mild amount of tenderness with palpation of the cervix. The
uterus is nongravid but the right adnexal area is swollen and very tender. Urine
analysis is normal and the urine pregnancy test is pending.
What type of adnexal disorder is causing her pain?
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Pelvic inflammatory disease
Ovarian cysts
Correct: Tubal pregnancy
Correct answer
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SOLUTION
1. For purposes of examination and communication of physical findings, the
breast is divided in which of the following ways?
Hide answer choices
Halves (upper and lower)
Circles (six consecutive rings, each 1 inch farther away from nipple)
Correct: Four quadrants plus a tail
Correct answer
Thirds (left, middle, and right)
2. Question 2
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Which of the following represents metrorrhagia?
Hide answer choices
Fewer than 21 days between menses
Correct: Bleeding between periods
Correct answer
, Infrequent bleeding
Excessive flow
3. Question 3
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A 34-year-old married daycare worker comes to your office, complaining of
severe pelvic pain for the last 6 hours. She states that the pain was at first
cramp-like but is now sharp. Nothing makes the pain better or worse. She has
had no vaginal bleeding or discharge. She has had no pain with urination. She
has had some nausea for the last few days but denies vomiting, constipation,
or diarrhea. She states she feels so bad that she has fainted when moving to
stand up. Her past medical history consists of two prior cesarean sections and
an appendectomy. She is married and has two children. She denies any
tobacco, alcohol, or drug use. Her parents are both healthy. On examination
you find a pale young woman who is obviously in a great deal of pain. She is
lying on her right side with her eyes closed. Her blood pressure is 90/60 and
her pulse is 110.
She is afebrile. She has bowel sounds and her abdomen is soft. The speculum
examination reveals a bluish cervix but no blood or purulent discharge at the
os. There is a mild amount of tenderness with palpation of the cervix. The
uterus is nongravid but the right adnexal area is swollen and very tender. Urine
analysis is normal and the urine pregnancy test is pending.
What type of adnexal disorder is causing her pain?
Hide answer choices
Pelvic inflammatory disease
Ovarian cysts
Correct: Tubal pregnancy
Correct answer
4. Question 4
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