NSG 320- Female Reproduction Questions With Complete
Solutions
Reproductive disorders
-Cervical cancer
-Endometriosis
-Endometrial cancer
-Polycystic ovary disease
-Ovarian cancer, hysterectomy
-Breast cancer, mastectomy/lumpectomy
Female Assessment
-Client History
-Family history and genetic risk
-Nutrition history
-Current health problems
-Pain, Bleeding, Discharge, Masses
Cervical Cancer-Clinical Manifestations
-early: no symptoms
-Later: usual discharge, AUV, discharge (thin and watery but
becomes dark and foul smelling), vaginal bleeding (spotting)
then bleeding becomes heavier and more frequent, pain is a late
symptom and is followed by weight loss, anemia, and cachexia.
Risk factors for Cervical Cancer
1) infection with high-risk strains of human papillomavirus
(HPV) 16 and 18
, (2)immunosuppression
(3) low socioeconomic status
(4) chlamydia infection
(5) smoking
Diagnostic Studies
Pap test: identifies changes
-21-29 years older every 3 years
-30-65 years old every 5 years
-HPV testing.
Treatment options for cervical cancer
-Surgery (biopsy, cone biopsy, removal)
-Combination of chemotherapy and radiation
-Fertility concerns
The nurse is caring for a client with terminal cervical cancer.
Which clinical manifestations would the nurse expect to observe
based on this diagnosis?
A.Anemia
B.Cachexia
C.Leukorrhea
D.Weight loss
E.Bleeding between periods
A.Anemia
B.Cachexia
D.Weight loss
E.Bleeding between periods
Endometriosis
Solutions
Reproductive disorders
-Cervical cancer
-Endometriosis
-Endometrial cancer
-Polycystic ovary disease
-Ovarian cancer, hysterectomy
-Breast cancer, mastectomy/lumpectomy
Female Assessment
-Client History
-Family history and genetic risk
-Nutrition history
-Current health problems
-Pain, Bleeding, Discharge, Masses
Cervical Cancer-Clinical Manifestations
-early: no symptoms
-Later: usual discharge, AUV, discharge (thin and watery but
becomes dark and foul smelling), vaginal bleeding (spotting)
then bleeding becomes heavier and more frequent, pain is a late
symptom and is followed by weight loss, anemia, and cachexia.
Risk factors for Cervical Cancer
1) infection with high-risk strains of human papillomavirus
(HPV) 16 and 18
, (2)immunosuppression
(3) low socioeconomic status
(4) chlamydia infection
(5) smoking
Diagnostic Studies
Pap test: identifies changes
-21-29 years older every 3 years
-30-65 years old every 5 years
-HPV testing.
Treatment options for cervical cancer
-Surgery (biopsy, cone biopsy, removal)
-Combination of chemotherapy and radiation
-Fertility concerns
The nurse is caring for a client with terminal cervical cancer.
Which clinical manifestations would the nurse expect to observe
based on this diagnosis?
A.Anemia
B.Cachexia
C.Leukorrhea
D.Weight loss
E.Bleeding between periods
A.Anemia
B.Cachexia
D.Weight loss
E.Bleeding between periods
Endometriosis
