,Beckmann @eand @eLing's @eObstetrics @eand @eGynecology @eEdition @e9th @eedition @eTest @eBank
Table @eof @eContents:
SECTION @eI @eGeneral @eObstetrics @eand @eGynecology
Chapter @e1 @eWomen’s @eHealth @eExamination @eand @eWomen’s @eHealth @eCare
@eManagement @eChapter @e2 @eThe @eObstetrician–Gynecologist’s @eRole @ein @eScreening
@eand @ePreventive @eCare @eChapter @e3 @eEthics, @eLiability, @eand @ePatient @eSafety @ein
@eObstetrics @eand @eGynecology @eChapter @e4 @eEmbryology @eand @eAnatomy
SECTION @eII @eObstetrics
Chapter @e5 @eMaternal–Fetal @ePhysiology
Chapter @e6 @ePreconception @eand @eAntepartum @eCare
Chapter @e7 @eGenetics @eand @eGenetic @eDisorders @ein @eObstetrics @eand
@eGynecology @eChapter @e8 @eIntrapartum @eCare
Chapter @e9 @eAbnormal @eLabor @eand @eIntrapartum @eFetal
@eSurveillance @eChapter @e10 @eImmediate @eCare @eof @ethe
@eNewborn
Chapter @e11 @ePostpartum @eCare
@eChapter @e12 @ePostpartum
@eHemorrhage @eChapter @e13
@eMultifetal @eGestation
Chapter @e14 @eFetal @eGrowth @eAbnormalities: @eIntrauterine @eGrowth @eRestriction @eand
@eMacrosomia @eChapter @e15 @ePreterm @eLabor
Chapter @e16 @eThird-Trimester @eBleeding
Chapter @e17 @ePremature @eRupture @eof @eMembranes
@eChapter @e18 @ePost-term @ePregnancy
Chapter @e19 @eEctopic @ePregnancy @eand @eAbortion
SECTION @eIII @eMedical @eand @eSurgical @eDisorders @ein @ePregnancy
Chapter @e20 @eEndocrine @eDisorders
Chapter @e21 @eGastrointestinal, @eRenal, @eand @eSurgical
@eComplications @eChapter @e22 @eCardiovascular @eand
@eRespiratory @eDisorders
Chapter @e23 @eHematologic @eand @eImmunologic @eComplications
@eChapter @e24 @eInfectious @eDiseases
Chapter @e25 @eNeurologic @eand @ePsychiatric @eDisorders
SECTION @eIV @eGynecology
Chapter @e26 @eContraception
Chapter @e27 @eSterilization
Chapter @e28 @eVulvovaginitis
Chapter @e29 @eSexually @eTransmitted @eInfections
Chapter @e30 @ePelvic @eSupport @eDefects, @eUrinary @eIncontinence, @eand @eUrinary @eTract
@eInfection @eChapter @e31 @eEndometriosis
Chapter @e32 @eDysmenorrhea @eand @eChronic @ePelvic
@ePain @eChapter @e33 @eDisorders @eof @ethe @eBreast
Chapter @e34 @eGynecologic @eProcedures
@eChapter @e35 @eHuman @eSexuality
Chapter @e36 @eSexual @eAssault @eand @eDomestic @eViolence
SECTION @ e V @ e Reproductive @ e Endocrinology @ e and @ e Infertility
Chapter @e37 @eReproductive @eCycles
@eChapter @e38 @ePuberty
,Chapter @e39 @eAmenorrhea @eand @eAbnormal @eUterine @eBleeding
@eChapter @e40 @eHirsutism @eand @eVirilization
Chapter @e41 @eMenopause
Chapter @e42 @eInfertility
Chapter @e43 @ePremenstrual @eSyndrome @eand @ePremenstrual @eDysphoric @eDisorder
SECTION @eVI @eGynecologic @eOncology @eand @eUterine
@eLeiomyoma @eChapter @e44 @eCell @eBiology @eand @ePrinciples @eof
@eCancer @eTherapy @eChapter @e45 @eGestational @eTrophoblastic
@eNeoplasia
Chapter @e46 @eVulvar @eand @eVaginal @eDisease @eand
@eNeoplasia @eChapter @e47 @eCervical @eNeoplasia @eand
@eCarcinoma @eChapter @e48 @eUterine @eLeiomyoma @eand
@eNeoplasia @eChapter @e49 @eCancer @eof @ethe @eUterine
@eCorpus
Chapter @e50 @eOvarian @eand @eAdnexal @eDisease
, Beckmann and Ling's Obstetrics and Gynecology Edition 9th edition Test Bank
Chapter 1: Women’s Health Examination and Women’s Health Care Management
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:
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
2:
Which of the following uterine positions is most associated with dyspareunia?
a. Midposition, retroflexed
b. Retroverted, anteflexed
c. Anteverted, anteflexed
d. Retroverted, retroflexed
e. Midpostion, anteflexed
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
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
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
Table @eof @eContents:
SECTION @eI @eGeneral @eObstetrics @eand @eGynecology
Chapter @e1 @eWomen’s @eHealth @eExamination @eand @eWomen’s @eHealth @eCare
@eManagement @eChapter @e2 @eThe @eObstetrician–Gynecologist’s @eRole @ein @eScreening
@eand @ePreventive @eCare @eChapter @e3 @eEthics, @eLiability, @eand @ePatient @eSafety @ein
@eObstetrics @eand @eGynecology @eChapter @e4 @eEmbryology @eand @eAnatomy
SECTION @eII @eObstetrics
Chapter @e5 @eMaternal–Fetal @ePhysiology
Chapter @e6 @ePreconception @eand @eAntepartum @eCare
Chapter @e7 @eGenetics @eand @eGenetic @eDisorders @ein @eObstetrics @eand
@eGynecology @eChapter @e8 @eIntrapartum @eCare
Chapter @e9 @eAbnormal @eLabor @eand @eIntrapartum @eFetal
@eSurveillance @eChapter @e10 @eImmediate @eCare @eof @ethe
@eNewborn
Chapter @e11 @ePostpartum @eCare
@eChapter @e12 @ePostpartum
@eHemorrhage @eChapter @e13
@eMultifetal @eGestation
Chapter @e14 @eFetal @eGrowth @eAbnormalities: @eIntrauterine @eGrowth @eRestriction @eand
@eMacrosomia @eChapter @e15 @ePreterm @eLabor
Chapter @e16 @eThird-Trimester @eBleeding
Chapter @e17 @ePremature @eRupture @eof @eMembranes
@eChapter @e18 @ePost-term @ePregnancy
Chapter @e19 @eEctopic @ePregnancy @eand @eAbortion
SECTION @eIII @eMedical @eand @eSurgical @eDisorders @ein @ePregnancy
Chapter @e20 @eEndocrine @eDisorders
Chapter @e21 @eGastrointestinal, @eRenal, @eand @eSurgical
@eComplications @eChapter @e22 @eCardiovascular @eand
@eRespiratory @eDisorders
Chapter @e23 @eHematologic @eand @eImmunologic @eComplications
@eChapter @e24 @eInfectious @eDiseases
Chapter @e25 @eNeurologic @eand @ePsychiatric @eDisorders
SECTION @eIV @eGynecology
Chapter @e26 @eContraception
Chapter @e27 @eSterilization
Chapter @e28 @eVulvovaginitis
Chapter @e29 @eSexually @eTransmitted @eInfections
Chapter @e30 @ePelvic @eSupport @eDefects, @eUrinary @eIncontinence, @eand @eUrinary @eTract
@eInfection @eChapter @e31 @eEndometriosis
Chapter @e32 @eDysmenorrhea @eand @eChronic @ePelvic
@ePain @eChapter @e33 @eDisorders @eof @ethe @eBreast
Chapter @e34 @eGynecologic @eProcedures
@eChapter @e35 @eHuman @eSexuality
Chapter @e36 @eSexual @eAssault @eand @eDomestic @eViolence
SECTION @ e V @ e Reproductive @ e Endocrinology @ e and @ e Infertility
Chapter @e37 @eReproductive @eCycles
@eChapter @e38 @ePuberty
,Chapter @e39 @eAmenorrhea @eand @eAbnormal @eUterine @eBleeding
@eChapter @e40 @eHirsutism @eand @eVirilization
Chapter @e41 @eMenopause
Chapter @e42 @eInfertility
Chapter @e43 @ePremenstrual @eSyndrome @eand @ePremenstrual @eDysphoric @eDisorder
SECTION @eVI @eGynecologic @eOncology @eand @eUterine
@eLeiomyoma @eChapter @e44 @eCell @eBiology @eand @ePrinciples @eof
@eCancer @eTherapy @eChapter @e45 @eGestational @eTrophoblastic
@eNeoplasia
Chapter @e46 @eVulvar @eand @eVaginal @eDisease @eand
@eNeoplasia @eChapter @e47 @eCervical @eNeoplasia @eand
@eCarcinoma @eChapter @e48 @eUterine @eLeiomyoma @eand
@eNeoplasia @eChapter @e49 @eCancer @eof @ethe @eUterine
@eCorpus
Chapter @e50 @eOvarian @eand @eAdnexal @eDisease
, Beckmann and Ling's Obstetrics and Gynecology Edition 9th edition Test Bank
Chapter 1: Women’s Health Examination and Women’s Health Care Management
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:
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
2:
Which of the following uterine positions is most associated with dyspareunia?
a. Midposition, retroflexed
b. Retroverted, anteflexed
c. Anteverted, anteflexed
d. Retroverted, retroflexed
e. Midpostion, anteflexed
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
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
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
