NURS 629 MVU EXAM 1 COMPREHENSIVE
REVIEW 2026 QUESTIONS AND DETAILED
SOLUTIONS
◉ Yeast infection treatment. Answer: Diflucan 150 mg Po once
◉ BV discharge. Answer: thin, grey to milky white and malodorous
with itching.
◉ BV wet prep. Answer: Clue cells
◉ BV treatment. Answer: Metronidazole (flagyl) 500mg tb PO, BID 7
days or metrogel.
◉ Trichomonas discharge. Answer: yellow/green and
frothy/bubbles with itching and irritation, malodorous.
◉ Trichomonas wet prep. Answer: Motile protozoa.
◉ Trichomonas treatment. Answer: Metronidazole 500 mg PO BID,
for 7 days, Men Single dose 2gm.
,◉ Chlamydia discharge. Answer: yellow/green dc with itching and
irritation.
◉ Chlamydia wet prep. Answer: WBC, need to order DNA probe to
conform
◉ Chlamydia diagnostic test. Answer: DNA probe to conform
◉ Chlamydia treatment. Answer: Doxycycline 100mg BID 7 days.
◉ How to prevent neural tube defects. Answer: Folic acid intake 0.4
mcg/day
◉ Goodell's sign. Answer: The Goodell sign refers to a probable sign
of pregnancy, characterized by softening of the cervix. A positive
Goodell sign occurs due to increased blood flow noticed in the cervix
during the first 4 to 8 weeks of pregnancy
◉ Chadwick's sign. Answer: due to increased blood flow noticed in
the cervix during the first 4 to 8 weeks of pregnancy, which can also
give the vaginal part of the cervix a bluish appearance
◉ Hegar's sign. Answer: softening of the lower segment of the
uterus, which occurs around six to 12 weeks of gestation
,◉ Braxton Hicks. Answer:
◉ gravidia. Answer: A pregnancy regardless of duration and
includes present pregnancy
◉ Para. Answer: Past pregnancies that continued to the period of
viability
◉ primigravida. Answer: first pregnancy
◉ multigravida. Answer: woman who has been pregnant more than
once
◉ nullipara. Answer: a woman who has not had any children
◉ Primipara. Answer: Woman who has carried a pregnancy to
viability or term
◉ multipara. Answer: woman who has given birth to two or more
children
, ◉ Frequency of prenatal visits up to 28 weeks. Answer: Every 4
weeks
◉ Frequency of prenatal visits from 28-36 weeks. Answer: Every 2
weeks
◉ Frequency of prenatal visits from 36 weeks and on. Answer: Every
week
◉ Initial prenatal visit. Answer: confirm pregnancy, LMP, obstetric
Hx, PMH, Genetic HX, Nutrition and habits (tobacco, alcohol, drugs).
Social Hx (work, abuse, coping), current symptoms.
• Physical Exam, Pelvic & Pap smear if due
• Labs: Blood type and antibody screen (for RH-), Rubella, vericella,
and Hep B titer, CBC, GC, syphillus, HIV, Hep C
UA
◉ Subsequent prenatal visits. Answer: Weight
BP
FHT at 12 weeks
Fundal height at 17 weeks
UA
Quickening and fetal movement
REVIEW 2026 QUESTIONS AND DETAILED
SOLUTIONS
◉ Yeast infection treatment. Answer: Diflucan 150 mg Po once
◉ BV discharge. Answer: thin, grey to milky white and malodorous
with itching.
◉ BV wet prep. Answer: Clue cells
◉ BV treatment. Answer: Metronidazole (flagyl) 500mg tb PO, BID 7
days or metrogel.
◉ Trichomonas discharge. Answer: yellow/green and
frothy/bubbles with itching and irritation, malodorous.
◉ Trichomonas wet prep. Answer: Motile protozoa.
◉ Trichomonas treatment. Answer: Metronidazole 500 mg PO BID,
for 7 days, Men Single dose 2gm.
,◉ Chlamydia discharge. Answer: yellow/green dc with itching and
irritation.
◉ Chlamydia wet prep. Answer: WBC, need to order DNA probe to
conform
◉ Chlamydia diagnostic test. Answer: DNA probe to conform
◉ Chlamydia treatment. Answer: Doxycycline 100mg BID 7 days.
◉ How to prevent neural tube defects. Answer: Folic acid intake 0.4
mcg/day
◉ Goodell's sign. Answer: The Goodell sign refers to a probable sign
of pregnancy, characterized by softening of the cervix. A positive
Goodell sign occurs due to increased blood flow noticed in the cervix
during the first 4 to 8 weeks of pregnancy
◉ Chadwick's sign. Answer: due to increased blood flow noticed in
the cervix during the first 4 to 8 weeks of pregnancy, which can also
give the vaginal part of the cervix a bluish appearance
◉ Hegar's sign. Answer: softening of the lower segment of the
uterus, which occurs around six to 12 weeks of gestation
,◉ Braxton Hicks. Answer:
◉ gravidia. Answer: A pregnancy regardless of duration and
includes present pregnancy
◉ Para. Answer: Past pregnancies that continued to the period of
viability
◉ primigravida. Answer: first pregnancy
◉ multigravida. Answer: woman who has been pregnant more than
once
◉ nullipara. Answer: a woman who has not had any children
◉ Primipara. Answer: Woman who has carried a pregnancy to
viability or term
◉ multipara. Answer: woman who has given birth to two or more
children
, ◉ Frequency of prenatal visits up to 28 weeks. Answer: Every 4
weeks
◉ Frequency of prenatal visits from 28-36 weeks. Answer: Every 2
weeks
◉ Frequency of prenatal visits from 36 weeks and on. Answer: Every
week
◉ Initial prenatal visit. Answer: confirm pregnancy, LMP, obstetric
Hx, PMH, Genetic HX, Nutrition and habits (tobacco, alcohol, drugs).
Social Hx (work, abuse, coping), current symptoms.
• Physical Exam, Pelvic & Pap smear if due
• Labs: Blood type and antibody screen (for RH-), Rubella, vericella,
and Hep B titer, CBC, GC, syphillus, HIV, Hep C
UA
◉ Subsequent prenatal visits. Answer: Weight
BP
FHT at 12 weeks
Fundal height at 17 weeks
UA
Quickening and fetal movement
