NAVY HOSPITAL CORPSMAN EVALUATION EXAM
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS RATED A+
✔✔marked by severe cramping flank pain with nausea and vomiting - ✔✔renal colic
✔✔whats the plan for renal calculi - ✔✔urinalysis
admin pain meds
x ray/ct scan
admin IV fluids
diet changes
✔✔pregnancy occurring outside the uterus, most commonly in the Fallopian tube, but
can occur elsewhere - ✔✔ectopic pregnancy
✔✔whats the plan for ectopic pregnancy - ✔✔blood draw
admin meds
possible surgery
✔✔an infection of a woman's reproductive organs uterus, usually happens when a STI,
like gonorrhea or chlamydia, isn't treated quickly - ✔✔pelvic inflammatory disease
✔✔whats the plan for pelvic inflammatory disease - ✔✔pregnancy test
cervical culture
admin antibiotics
✔✔inflammation of the epididymis, often seen in association with a UTI, may also result
because of an STI - ✔✔epididymitis
✔✔whats the plan for epididymitis (9) - ✔✔draw blood
urinalysis
ultrasound
admin iv fluids
admin meds
rest
cold therapy
elevate scrotum
abstain sex
✔✔testicle rotates, twisting spermatic cord that brings blood to the scrotum, most
common between ages 12- 16 - ✔✔testicular torsion
✔✔whats the plan for testicular torsion - ✔✔testicular repositioning
admin pain meds
possible surgery
, ✔✔a single lumen catheter inserted into the bladder through the urethra to empty the
bladder, or in some cases, to instill medication, then it is removed - ✔✔straight or
intermittent catheter
✔✔inserted via the urethra and has a sterile preassembled closed drainage system that
acts as a reservoir for urine drained from the bladder - ✔✔indwelling catheter
✔✔kidneys connected to the bladder via - ✔✔ureters
✔✔what constitute the male genitalia - ✔✔penis
testicles
epididymes
scrotum
prostate gland
seminal vesicles
✔✔what are the external female genitalia - ✔✔mons pubis
labia majora
labia minora
clitoris
vestibular glands
vaginal vestibule
vaginal orifice
urethral opening
✔✔what are the internal female genitalia - ✔✔vagina
uterus
fallopian tubes
ovaries
✔✔where are kidney stones formed - ✔✔pelvis of the kidney
✔✔indications for an indwelling catheter include the following - ✔✔accurate
measurement of urine output
postoperate urine drainage
increase comfort in incontinent patients
bladder obstruction
pressure ulcer that cannot heal
✔✔food enters the mouth first and is broken down by both saliva and chewing -
✔✔mechanical digestion
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS RATED A+
✔✔marked by severe cramping flank pain with nausea and vomiting - ✔✔renal colic
✔✔whats the plan for renal calculi - ✔✔urinalysis
admin pain meds
x ray/ct scan
admin IV fluids
diet changes
✔✔pregnancy occurring outside the uterus, most commonly in the Fallopian tube, but
can occur elsewhere - ✔✔ectopic pregnancy
✔✔whats the plan for ectopic pregnancy - ✔✔blood draw
admin meds
possible surgery
✔✔an infection of a woman's reproductive organs uterus, usually happens when a STI,
like gonorrhea or chlamydia, isn't treated quickly - ✔✔pelvic inflammatory disease
✔✔whats the plan for pelvic inflammatory disease - ✔✔pregnancy test
cervical culture
admin antibiotics
✔✔inflammation of the epididymis, often seen in association with a UTI, may also result
because of an STI - ✔✔epididymitis
✔✔whats the plan for epididymitis (9) - ✔✔draw blood
urinalysis
ultrasound
admin iv fluids
admin meds
rest
cold therapy
elevate scrotum
abstain sex
✔✔testicle rotates, twisting spermatic cord that brings blood to the scrotum, most
common between ages 12- 16 - ✔✔testicular torsion
✔✔whats the plan for testicular torsion - ✔✔testicular repositioning
admin pain meds
possible surgery
, ✔✔a single lumen catheter inserted into the bladder through the urethra to empty the
bladder, or in some cases, to instill medication, then it is removed - ✔✔straight or
intermittent catheter
✔✔inserted via the urethra and has a sterile preassembled closed drainage system that
acts as a reservoir for urine drained from the bladder - ✔✔indwelling catheter
✔✔kidneys connected to the bladder via - ✔✔ureters
✔✔what constitute the male genitalia - ✔✔penis
testicles
epididymes
scrotum
prostate gland
seminal vesicles
✔✔what are the external female genitalia - ✔✔mons pubis
labia majora
labia minora
clitoris
vestibular glands
vaginal vestibule
vaginal orifice
urethral opening
✔✔what are the internal female genitalia - ✔✔vagina
uterus
fallopian tubes
ovaries
✔✔where are kidney stones formed - ✔✔pelvis of the kidney
✔✔indications for an indwelling catheter include the following - ✔✔accurate
measurement of urine output
postoperate urine drainage
increase comfort in incontinent patients
bladder obstruction
pressure ulcer that cannot heal
✔✔food enters the mouth first and is broken down by both saliva and chewing -
✔✔mechanical digestion
