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Beckmann And Ling's Obstetrics And Gynecology 9th Edition, North American Edition, (2023)
By Dr. Robert Casanova, Alice Goepfert, Nancy A. Hueppchen, Patrice M. Weiss, Annamarie Connolly
All Chapters 1-50| 6 Units| Latest Version With Verified Answers| Grade A+
From: [Bestmaxsolutions.stuvia
,SECTION I: GENERAL OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY ----------------------------------------------------- 4
Chapter 1: Women’s Health Examination And Women’s Health Care Management ---------------------- 4
Chapter 2: The Obstetrician–Gynecologist’s Role In Screening And Preventive Care -------------------- 16
Chapter 3: Ethics, Liability, And Patient Safety In Obstetrics And Gynecology ----------------------------- 24
Chapter 4: Embryology And Anatomy --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 31
SECTION II: OBSTETRICS------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 42
Chapter 5: Maternal–Fetal Physiology --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 42
Chapter 6: Preconception And Antepartum Care ------------------------------------------------------------------- 55
Chapter 7: Genetics And Genetic Disorders In Obstetrics And Gynecology --------------------------------- 71
Chapter 8: Intrapartum Care --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 84
Chapter 9: Abnormal Labor And Intrapartum Fetal Surveillance ----------------------------------------------- 97
Chapter 10: Immediate Care Of The Newborn -------------------------------------------------------------------- 112
Chapter 11: Postpartum Care ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 124
Chapter 12: Postpartum Hemorrhage ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 137
Chapter 13: Multifetal Gestation -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 144
Chapter 14: Fetal Growth Abnormalities: Intrauterine Growth Restriction And Macrosomia ------- 156
Chapter 15: Preterm Labor ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 168
Chapter 16: Third-Trimester Bleeding ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 182
Chapter 17: Premature Rupture Of Membranes ------------------------------------------------------------------ 192
Chapter 18: Post-Term Pregnancy ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 202
Chapter 19: Ectopic Pregnancy And Abortion --------------------------------------------------------------------- 213
SECTION III: MEDICAL AND SURGICAL DISORDERS IN PREGNANCY --------------------------------- 228
Chapter 20: Endocrine Disorders -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 228
Chapter 21: Gastrointestinal, Renal, And Surgical Complications -------------------------------------------- 232
Chapter 22: Cardiovascular And Respiratory Disorders --------------------------------------------------------- 240
Chapter 23: Hematologic And Immunologic Complications --------------------------------------------------- 254
Chapter 24: Infectious Diseases --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 264
Chapter 25: Neurologic And Psychiatric Disorders --------------------------------------------------------------- 278
SECTION IV: GYNECOLOGY ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 282
Chapter 26: Family Planning: Contraception ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 282
Chapter 27: Sterilization ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 294
, Chapter 28: Vulvovaginitis ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 308
Chapter 29: Sexually Transmitted Infections----------------------------------------------------------------------- 321
Chapter 30: Pelvic Support Defects, Urinary Incontinence, And Urinary Tract Infection -------------- 338
Chapter 31: Endometriosis ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 351
Chapter 32: Dysmenorrhea And Chronic Pelvic Pain------------------------------------------------------------- 361
Chapter 33: Disorders Of The Breast --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 377
Chapter 34: Gynecologic Procedures --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 390
Chapter 35: Human Sexuality ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 400
Chapter 36: Sexual Assault And Domestic Violence-------------------------------------------------------------- 410
SECTION V: REPRODUCTIVE ENDOCRINOLOGY AND INFERTILITY ------------------------------------ 416
Chapter 37: Reproductive Cycles -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 416
Chapter 38: Puberty------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 426
Chapter 39: Amenorrhea And Abnormal Uterine Bleeding ---------------------------------------------------- 440
Chapter 40: Hirsutism And Virilization ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 450
Chapter 41: Menopause ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 464
Chapter 42: Infertility----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 477
Chapter 43: Premenstrual Syndrome And Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder ---------------------------- 487
SECTION VI: GYNECOLOGIC ONCOLOGY AND UTERINE LEIOMYOMA ------------------------------- 495
Chapter 44: Cell Biology And Principles Of Cancer Therapy --------------------------------------------------- 495
Chapter 45: Gestational Trophoblastic Neoplasia ---------------------------------------------------------------- 504
Chapter 46: Vulvar And Vaginal Disease And Neoplasia -------------------------------------------------------- 514
Chapter 47: Cervical Neoplasia And Carcinoma ------------------------------------------------------------------- 526
Chapter 48: Uterine Leiomyoma And Neoplasia ------------------------------------------------------------------ 541
Chapter 49: Cancer Of The Uterine Corpus ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 550
Chapter 50: Ovarian And Adnexal Disease ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 560
,SECTION I: GENERAL OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY
Chapter 1: Women’s Health Examination And Women’s Health Care Management
Dr. Robert Casanova: Beckmann and Ling's Obstetrics and Gynecology 9th Edition, North American Edition, (2023) Test Bank
MULTIPLE CHOICE
1: Elevating The Head Of The Examining Table Approximately 30 Degrees Facilitates
A: The Observation Of The Patient's Responses
B: The Ability Of The Patient To Comfortably Look Around To Distract Her From The
Examination
C: The Contraction Of The Abdominal Wall Muscle Groups, Making The Examination
Easier
D: Comfortable Blood Pressure Measurement
E: The Physician Not Being Distracted By Eye Contact With The Patient
ANS: A:
Elevating the head of the examining table improves eye contact and communication,
allowing the examiner to better observe facial expressions, body language, and responses,
which are essential for patient comfort and assessment.
2: Which Of The Following Uterine Positions Is Most Associated With Dyspareunia?
A: Mid position, Retroflexed
B: Retroverted, Anteflexed
C: Anteverted, Anteflexed
D: Retroverted, Retroflexed
E: Mid postion, Anteflexed
,ANS: D:
A retroverted and retroflexed uterus can cause discomfort during intercourse, especially
deep penetration, due to the altered position and angle of the uterus in the pelvis.
3: Inquiry Concerning Adult And Child History Of Sexual Abuse Should Be Included In
The Sexual History
A: If Time Permits
B: In Visits Where There Are Suspicious Physical Findings But Not Otherwise
C: In Visits Where Sufficient Time Is Allotted
D: In All New Patient Visits
E: In Visits Where A Specific Indication Is Noted
ANS: D:
Sexual abuse history has significant implications on physical and emotional health.
Routine inquiry in a sensitive manner ensures comprehensive care and builds trust.
4: Peau D'orange Change In The Breast Is Associated With
A: Edema Of The Lymphatics
B: Jaundice
C: Too Vigorous Breastfeeding
D: Overly Tight Undergarments
E: Galactorrhea
ANS: A:
Peau d'orange (orange peel skin) results from lymphatic obstruction, often due to
inflammatory breast cancer, causing edema and skin dimpling.
,5: Which Kind Of Speculum Is Often Most Suitable For Examination Of The Nulliparous
Patient?
A: Morgan's Speculum
B: Endoscopic Speculum
C: Ling Speculum
D: Graves Speculum
E: Pederson Speculum
ANS: E:
The Pederson speculum is narrower and designed for women who have not given birth
vaginally, minimizing discomfort during examination.
6: Which Uterine Configuration Is Most Difficult To Assess For Size, Shape,
Configuration, And Mobility?
A: Midposition
B: Anteverted
C: There Is No Difference In Difficulty
D: Retroverted
ANS: D:
A retroverted uterus lies backward toward the rectum, making bimanual examination
more challenging for assessing uterine characteristics.
7: Which Type Of Speculum Is Most Appropriate For The Examination Of A Parous
Menstrual Woman?
, A: Ling Speculum
B: Graves Speculum
C: Pederson Speculum
D: Endoscopic Speculum
E: Morgan's Speculum
ANS: B:
The Graves speculum is wider and better suited for women who have delivered
vaginally, allowing for improved visualization.
8: Menopause Is Defined As The Cessation Of Menses For Greater Than
A: 9 Months
B: 36 Months
C: 12 Months
D: 18 Months
E: 24 Months
ANS: C:
Menopause is clinically diagnosed after 12 consecutive months without menstruation in
the absence of other causes.
9: In A Woman Describing Sufficiently Frequent Sexual Encounters, Infertility Typically
Is Described As A Failure To Conceive After
A: 3 Months
B: 9 Months
C: 12 Months
D: 18 Months
Beckmann And Ling's Obstetrics And Gynecology 9th Edition, North American Edition, (2023)
By Dr. Robert Casanova, Alice Goepfert, Nancy A. Hueppchen, Patrice M. Weiss, Annamarie Connolly
All Chapters 1-50| 6 Units| Latest Version With Verified Answers| Grade A+
From: [Bestmaxsolutions.stuvia
,SECTION I: GENERAL OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY ----------------------------------------------------- 4
Chapter 1: Women’s Health Examination And Women’s Health Care Management ---------------------- 4
Chapter 2: The Obstetrician–Gynecologist’s Role In Screening And Preventive Care -------------------- 16
Chapter 3: Ethics, Liability, And Patient Safety In Obstetrics And Gynecology ----------------------------- 24
Chapter 4: Embryology And Anatomy --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 31
SECTION II: OBSTETRICS------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 42
Chapter 5: Maternal–Fetal Physiology --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 42
Chapter 6: Preconception And Antepartum Care ------------------------------------------------------------------- 55
Chapter 7: Genetics And Genetic Disorders In Obstetrics And Gynecology --------------------------------- 71
Chapter 8: Intrapartum Care --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 84
Chapter 9: Abnormal Labor And Intrapartum Fetal Surveillance ----------------------------------------------- 97
Chapter 10: Immediate Care Of The Newborn -------------------------------------------------------------------- 112
Chapter 11: Postpartum Care ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 124
Chapter 12: Postpartum Hemorrhage ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 137
Chapter 13: Multifetal Gestation -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 144
Chapter 14: Fetal Growth Abnormalities: Intrauterine Growth Restriction And Macrosomia ------- 156
Chapter 15: Preterm Labor ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 168
Chapter 16: Third-Trimester Bleeding ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 182
Chapter 17: Premature Rupture Of Membranes ------------------------------------------------------------------ 192
Chapter 18: Post-Term Pregnancy ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 202
Chapter 19: Ectopic Pregnancy And Abortion --------------------------------------------------------------------- 213
SECTION III: MEDICAL AND SURGICAL DISORDERS IN PREGNANCY --------------------------------- 228
Chapter 20: Endocrine Disorders -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 228
Chapter 21: Gastrointestinal, Renal, And Surgical Complications -------------------------------------------- 232
Chapter 22: Cardiovascular And Respiratory Disorders --------------------------------------------------------- 240
Chapter 23: Hematologic And Immunologic Complications --------------------------------------------------- 254
Chapter 24: Infectious Diseases --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 264
Chapter 25: Neurologic And Psychiatric Disorders --------------------------------------------------------------- 278
SECTION IV: GYNECOLOGY ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 282
Chapter 26: Family Planning: Contraception ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 282
Chapter 27: Sterilization ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 294
, Chapter 28: Vulvovaginitis ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 308
Chapter 29: Sexually Transmitted Infections----------------------------------------------------------------------- 321
Chapter 30: Pelvic Support Defects, Urinary Incontinence, And Urinary Tract Infection -------------- 338
Chapter 31: Endometriosis ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 351
Chapter 32: Dysmenorrhea And Chronic Pelvic Pain------------------------------------------------------------- 361
Chapter 33: Disorders Of The Breast --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 377
Chapter 34: Gynecologic Procedures --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 390
Chapter 35: Human Sexuality ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 400
Chapter 36: Sexual Assault And Domestic Violence-------------------------------------------------------------- 410
SECTION V: REPRODUCTIVE ENDOCRINOLOGY AND INFERTILITY ------------------------------------ 416
Chapter 37: Reproductive Cycles -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 416
Chapter 38: Puberty------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 426
Chapter 39: Amenorrhea And Abnormal Uterine Bleeding ---------------------------------------------------- 440
Chapter 40: Hirsutism And Virilization ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 450
Chapter 41: Menopause ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 464
Chapter 42: Infertility----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 477
Chapter 43: Premenstrual Syndrome And Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder ---------------------------- 487
SECTION VI: GYNECOLOGIC ONCOLOGY AND UTERINE LEIOMYOMA ------------------------------- 495
Chapter 44: Cell Biology And Principles Of Cancer Therapy --------------------------------------------------- 495
Chapter 45: Gestational Trophoblastic Neoplasia ---------------------------------------------------------------- 504
Chapter 46: Vulvar And Vaginal Disease And Neoplasia -------------------------------------------------------- 514
Chapter 47: Cervical Neoplasia And Carcinoma ------------------------------------------------------------------- 526
Chapter 48: Uterine Leiomyoma And Neoplasia ------------------------------------------------------------------ 541
Chapter 49: Cancer Of The Uterine Corpus ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 550
Chapter 50: Ovarian And Adnexal Disease ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 560
,SECTION I: GENERAL OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY
Chapter 1: Women’s Health Examination And Women’s Health Care Management
Dr. Robert Casanova: Beckmann and Ling's Obstetrics and Gynecology 9th Edition, North American Edition, (2023) Test Bank
MULTIPLE CHOICE
1: Elevating The Head Of The Examining Table Approximately 30 Degrees Facilitates
A: The Observation Of The Patient's Responses
B: The Ability Of The Patient To Comfortably Look Around To Distract Her From The
Examination
C: The Contraction Of The Abdominal Wall Muscle Groups, Making The Examination
Easier
D: Comfortable Blood Pressure Measurement
E: The Physician Not Being Distracted By Eye Contact With The Patient
ANS: A:
Elevating the head of the examining table improves eye contact and communication,
allowing the examiner to better observe facial expressions, body language, and responses,
which are essential for patient comfort and assessment.
2: Which Of The Following Uterine Positions Is Most Associated With Dyspareunia?
A: Mid position, Retroflexed
B: Retroverted, Anteflexed
C: Anteverted, Anteflexed
D: Retroverted, Retroflexed
E: Mid postion, Anteflexed
,ANS: D:
A retroverted and retroflexed uterus can cause discomfort during intercourse, especially
deep penetration, due to the altered position and angle of the uterus in the pelvis.
3: Inquiry Concerning Adult And Child History Of Sexual Abuse Should Be Included In
The Sexual History
A: If Time Permits
B: In Visits Where There Are Suspicious Physical Findings But Not Otherwise
C: In Visits Where Sufficient Time Is Allotted
D: In All New Patient Visits
E: In Visits Where A Specific Indication Is Noted
ANS: D:
Sexual abuse history has significant implications on physical and emotional health.
Routine inquiry in a sensitive manner ensures comprehensive care and builds trust.
4: Peau D'orange Change In The Breast Is Associated With
A: Edema Of The Lymphatics
B: Jaundice
C: Too Vigorous Breastfeeding
D: Overly Tight Undergarments
E: Galactorrhea
ANS: A:
Peau d'orange (orange peel skin) results from lymphatic obstruction, often due to
inflammatory breast cancer, causing edema and skin dimpling.
,5: Which Kind Of Speculum Is Often Most Suitable For Examination Of The Nulliparous
Patient?
A: Morgan's Speculum
B: Endoscopic Speculum
C: Ling Speculum
D: Graves Speculum
E: Pederson Speculum
ANS: E:
The Pederson speculum is narrower and designed for women who have not given birth
vaginally, minimizing discomfort during examination.
6: Which Uterine Configuration Is Most Difficult To Assess For Size, Shape,
Configuration, And Mobility?
A: Midposition
B: Anteverted
C: There Is No Difference In Difficulty
D: Retroverted
ANS: D:
A retroverted uterus lies backward toward the rectum, making bimanual examination
more challenging for assessing uterine characteristics.
7: Which Type Of Speculum Is Most Appropriate For The Examination Of A Parous
Menstrual Woman?
, A: Ling Speculum
B: Graves Speculum
C: Pederson Speculum
D: Endoscopic Speculum
E: Morgan's Speculum
ANS: B:
The Graves speculum is wider and better suited for women who have delivered
vaginally, allowing for improved visualization.
8: Menopause Is Defined As The Cessation Of Menses For Greater Than
A: 9 Months
B: 36 Months
C: 12 Months
D: 18 Months
E: 24 Months
ANS: C:
Menopause is clinically diagnosed after 12 consecutive months without menstruation in
the absence of other causes.
9: In A Woman Describing Sufficiently Frequent Sexual Encounters, Infertility Typically
Is Described As A Failure To Conceive After
A: 3 Months
B: 9 Months
C: 12 Months
D: 18 Months
