NUR401 Midterm Exam Questions with
Answers
3. Sense of being male, female or some combination - ✔✔Gender Identity is the individual's
1. Sexual Behaviour
2. Sexual Organization
3. Sense of being male, female or some combination
4. Sense of preferring one sex over the other
2. Awareness of and positive attitudes towards sexual functioning - ✔✔Sexual Health refers to
1. Having no STIs
2. Awareness of and positive attitudes towards sexual functioning
3. Using contraception consistently
4. Sexual activity with multiple partners
4. Sexual dysfunction - ✔✔Inability or difficulty in sexual functioning caused by numerous
factors is called
1. Sexual behaviour
2. Sexual response
3. Sexual orientation
4. Sexual dysfunction
1. Symptoms are often absent or go unnoticed - ✔✔A major problem in dealing with STIs is that
1. Symptoms are often absent or go unnoticed
2. Most STIs cannot be treated with antibiotics
3. Little is known about they are transmitted
4. Little can be done to help
,2. Genital chlamydia - ✔✔The most common STI is
1. Syphilis
2. Genital chlamydia
3. Gonorrhoea
4. HIV infection and AIDS
1. Diaphragm and intrauterine device (IUD) - ✔✔Of the following methods of contraception,
which two require a health care provider's intervention?
1. Diaphragm and intrauterine device (IUD)
2. Condoms and hormones
3. Cervical caps and condoms
4. Sterilization and vaginal spermicides
2. Birth control pill - ✔✔Which of the following is the most effective contraception method for
women?
1. Female condom
2. Birth control pill
3. Contraceptive sponge
4. Vaginal spermicide
2. Effective, nonjudgmental communication - ✔✔The most valuable tool that you can use when
providing sexual care is
1. Knowledge of right and wrong sexual behaviours
2. Effective, nonjudgmental communication
3. Nursing diagnoses
4. Firm personal convictions about what constitutes normal sexual behaviour
, 3. Older adults may have difficulty discussing intimate matters - ✔✔When you are gathering a
sexual history from an older adult, you must keep in mind that
1. Older adults do not usually participate in sexual activity
2. Older men always lose fertility
3. Older adults may have difficulty discussing intimate matters
4. Both older men and women are sexually dysfunctional
1. The PLISSIT model (Permission, Limited Information,Specific Suggestions, Intensive Therapy) -
✔✔A useful framework for the nurse to guide planning and set priorities about sexual activity
for a patient is
1. The PLISSIT model (Permission, Limited Information,Specific Suggestions, Intensive Therapy)
2. the NANDA international guidelines
3. Nursing Interventions Classification (NIC) and Nursing Outcomes Classification (NOC)
guidelines
4. Your own therapy theory of sexual behaviour
3. Chronic back pain and arthritis - ✔✔Despite the success of allopathic medicine (traditional
Western medicine), many patients find complementary therapies provide relief for which of the
following conditions?
1. Heart disease and pancreatitis
2. Ulcers and hepatitis
3. Chronic back pain and arthritis
4. Lupus and diabetes
4. Imagery
A visualization technique used for relaxation therapy. - ✔✔Many complementary therapies,
such as acupuncture, have diagnostic and therapeutic methods specific to their field. Which
therapies can be easily learned and used as part of the independent nursing practice?
Answers
3. Sense of being male, female or some combination - ✔✔Gender Identity is the individual's
1. Sexual Behaviour
2. Sexual Organization
3. Sense of being male, female or some combination
4. Sense of preferring one sex over the other
2. Awareness of and positive attitudes towards sexual functioning - ✔✔Sexual Health refers to
1. Having no STIs
2. Awareness of and positive attitudes towards sexual functioning
3. Using contraception consistently
4. Sexual activity with multiple partners
4. Sexual dysfunction - ✔✔Inability or difficulty in sexual functioning caused by numerous
factors is called
1. Sexual behaviour
2. Sexual response
3. Sexual orientation
4. Sexual dysfunction
1. Symptoms are often absent or go unnoticed - ✔✔A major problem in dealing with STIs is that
1. Symptoms are often absent or go unnoticed
2. Most STIs cannot be treated with antibiotics
3. Little is known about they are transmitted
4. Little can be done to help
,2. Genital chlamydia - ✔✔The most common STI is
1. Syphilis
2. Genital chlamydia
3. Gonorrhoea
4. HIV infection and AIDS
1. Diaphragm and intrauterine device (IUD) - ✔✔Of the following methods of contraception,
which two require a health care provider's intervention?
1. Diaphragm and intrauterine device (IUD)
2. Condoms and hormones
3. Cervical caps and condoms
4. Sterilization and vaginal spermicides
2. Birth control pill - ✔✔Which of the following is the most effective contraception method for
women?
1. Female condom
2. Birth control pill
3. Contraceptive sponge
4. Vaginal spermicide
2. Effective, nonjudgmental communication - ✔✔The most valuable tool that you can use when
providing sexual care is
1. Knowledge of right and wrong sexual behaviours
2. Effective, nonjudgmental communication
3. Nursing diagnoses
4. Firm personal convictions about what constitutes normal sexual behaviour
, 3. Older adults may have difficulty discussing intimate matters - ✔✔When you are gathering a
sexual history from an older adult, you must keep in mind that
1. Older adults do not usually participate in sexual activity
2. Older men always lose fertility
3. Older adults may have difficulty discussing intimate matters
4. Both older men and women are sexually dysfunctional
1. The PLISSIT model (Permission, Limited Information,Specific Suggestions, Intensive Therapy) -
✔✔A useful framework for the nurse to guide planning and set priorities about sexual activity
for a patient is
1. The PLISSIT model (Permission, Limited Information,Specific Suggestions, Intensive Therapy)
2. the NANDA international guidelines
3. Nursing Interventions Classification (NIC) and Nursing Outcomes Classification (NOC)
guidelines
4. Your own therapy theory of sexual behaviour
3. Chronic back pain and arthritis - ✔✔Despite the success of allopathic medicine (traditional
Western medicine), many patients find complementary therapies provide relief for which of the
following conditions?
1. Heart disease and pancreatitis
2. Ulcers and hepatitis
3. Chronic back pain and arthritis
4. Lupus and diabetes
4. Imagery
A visualization technique used for relaxation therapy. - ✔✔Many complementary therapies,
such as acupuncture, have diagnostic and therapeutic methods specific to their field. Which
therapies can be easily learned and used as part of the independent nursing practice?
