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NSG 2421 FINAL EXAM 2025 | ALL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS | ALREADY GRADED A+ |
VERIFIED ANSWERS | LATEST VERSION
What is mentruation? - (ANSWER)shedding of the uterine lining that indicates the
end and beginning of a new cycle
is breastfeeding a reliable form of birth control? - (ANSWER)no, the hormone
prolactin can impact how long postpartum you get your menses but cannot
prevent pregnancy
if a women is not breastfeeding how long may it take for their menses to return
postpartum? - (ANSWER)6 to 8 weeks
what is mastitis? - (ANSWER)inflammation/infection of the mammary gland
How is mastitis managed? - (ANSWER)antibiotics, acetaminophen, ibuprofen,
warm compress, breastfeeding, hand expressing, warm showers, supportive bra,
ensuring proper latch of infant
what are examples of birth control devices? - (ANSWER)condoms, diaphragms,
cervical caps, IUD
when is estrogen containing hormonal birth control not safe? - (ANSWER)if you
are 35+ and smoke, are pregnant, history of blood clots or stroke, history of
breast cancer, irregular or heavy periods, liver disease, heart disease, experience
migraines with auras.
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what are examples of hormonal birth control? - (ANSWER)oral contraceptive,
injectable contraceptive, transdermal patch, vaginal ring, arm implant, emergency
contraceptive
what are the maternal and fetal effects of chlamydia? - (ANSWER)maternal -
postpartum endometritis, PROM, preterm birth
fetal - conjuntivitis, low birth weight, pneumonia
what are the maternal and fetal effects of gonorrhea? - (ANSWER)maternal -
chorioamnionitis, preterm birth, PROM, fetal growth restriction, postpartum
sepsis
fetal - eye infection
what are the maternal and fetal effects of genital herpes? - (ANSWER)maternal -
spontaneous abortion, intrauterine infection, preterm labour, PROM, fetal growth
restriction
fetal - birth abnormalities, transplacental infection
how is genital herpes managed? - (ANSWER)there is no cure, antiviral drugs are
used to reduce symptoms
NSG 2421 FINAL EXAM 2025 | ALL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS | ALREADY GRADED A+ |
VERIFIED ANSWERS | LATEST VERSION
What is mentruation? - (ANSWER)shedding of the uterine lining that indicates the
end and beginning of a new cycle
is breastfeeding a reliable form of birth control? - (ANSWER)no, the hormone
prolactin can impact how long postpartum you get your menses but cannot
prevent pregnancy
if a women is not breastfeeding how long may it take for their menses to return
postpartum? - (ANSWER)6 to 8 weeks
what is mastitis? - (ANSWER)inflammation/infection of the mammary gland
How is mastitis managed? - (ANSWER)antibiotics, acetaminophen, ibuprofen,
warm compress, breastfeeding, hand expressing, warm showers, supportive bra,
ensuring proper latch of infant
what are examples of birth control devices? - (ANSWER)condoms, diaphragms,
cervical caps, IUD
when is estrogen containing hormonal birth control not safe? - (ANSWER)if you
are 35+ and smoke, are pregnant, history of blood clots or stroke, history of
breast cancer, irregular or heavy periods, liver disease, heart disease, experience
migraines with auras.
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what are examples of hormonal birth control? - (ANSWER)oral contraceptive,
injectable contraceptive, transdermal patch, vaginal ring, arm implant, emergency
contraceptive
what are the maternal and fetal effects of chlamydia? - (ANSWER)maternal -
postpartum endometritis, PROM, preterm birth
fetal - conjuntivitis, low birth weight, pneumonia
what are the maternal and fetal effects of gonorrhea? - (ANSWER)maternal -
chorioamnionitis, preterm birth, PROM, fetal growth restriction, postpartum
sepsis
fetal - eye infection
what are the maternal and fetal effects of genital herpes? - (ANSWER)maternal -
spontaneous abortion, intrauterine infection, preterm labour, PROM, fetal growth
restriction
fetal - birth abnormalities, transplacental infection
how is genital herpes managed? - (ANSWER)there is no cure, antiviral drugs are
used to reduce symptoms
