NUR 335 Exam 5 Arizona College of Nursing-Tampa | UPDATED
Questions with 100% Verified Answers
Question:
What are the 3 leading causes of death in women?
Answer:
heart disease, cancer, unintentional injuries and accidents
Question:
What are heart attack symptoms in women?
Answer:
pressure on chest
neck, back, jaw pain
severe SOB
cold sweats
fatigue
lightheadedness/dizziness
n/v
Question:
Which immunizations should adult females get? how
frequently?
Answer:
- Influenza: annually
- Tdap: q10years
- MMR: 1 dose for women 19-59 y/o
- Varicella: 1 round of 2 doses 4-8 weeks apart
- Herpes zoster: 1 round of 2 doses if over 50 y/o
Question:
What does HPV cause?
Answer:
genital warts and cervical cancer
, Question:
When should females get the HPV vaccine? contraindications?
important information?
Answer:
- 1st dose before becoming sexually active/ before 15/ around 11-12 years old; second
dose 6 months after first
- yeast allergy and sever acute illness
- does not protect against STIs
Question:
What BMI is considered obese? what does obesity increase
the risk for?
Answer:
- over 30
- associated risks: HTN, CAD, T2DM, stroke, cholecystitis, sleep apnea, cancers,
osteoarthritis, menstrual abnormalities, infertility, miscarriage, macrosomia
Question:
What are some health promotion/maintenance suggestions
we can give to patients?
Answer:
Questions with 100% Verified Answers
Question:
What are the 3 leading causes of death in women?
Answer:
heart disease, cancer, unintentional injuries and accidents
Question:
What are heart attack symptoms in women?
Answer:
pressure on chest
neck, back, jaw pain
severe SOB
cold sweats
fatigue
lightheadedness/dizziness
n/v
Question:
Which immunizations should adult females get? how
frequently?
Answer:
- Influenza: annually
- Tdap: q10years
- MMR: 1 dose for women 19-59 y/o
- Varicella: 1 round of 2 doses 4-8 weeks apart
- Herpes zoster: 1 round of 2 doses if over 50 y/o
Question:
What does HPV cause?
Answer:
genital warts and cervical cancer
, Question:
When should females get the HPV vaccine? contraindications?
important information?
Answer:
- 1st dose before becoming sexually active/ before 15/ around 11-12 years old; second
dose 6 months after first
- yeast allergy and sever acute illness
- does not protect against STIs
Question:
What BMI is considered obese? what does obesity increase
the risk for?
Answer:
- over 30
- associated risks: HTN, CAD, T2DM, stroke, cholecystitis, sleep apnea, cancers,
osteoarthritis, menstrual abnormalities, infertility, miscarriage, macrosomia
Question:
What are some health promotion/maintenance suggestions
we can give to patients?
Answer:
