NUR 2502 / NUR2502: Multidimensional
Care III / MDC 3 Exam 1 Real Questions
and Accurate Answers (100% Verified)
• What drug would be given to someone that has BPH and HTN? -✓✓Doxazosin
• Breast Cancer Testing for Women -✓✓Teach to use multiple methods for early
detection
- Mammography
- Breast self-awareness/self-examination
- Clinical breast examination
• Breast cancer Physical assessment -✓✓- Location, shape, size, consistency, mobility
of mass
- Skin changes
- Lymph nodes
• Breast cancer Psychosocial assessment -✓✓- Fear, shock, disbelief
- Previous history of mental illness, age, and life circumstances can increase distress
- Encourage expression
- Refer to support group
- Assess for concerns related to sexuality
• Breast cancer Laboratory assessment -✓✓- Pathologic study of breast mass tissue
and lymph nodes
- Liver enzymes, serum calcium, alkaline phosphatase
• Breast cancer Imaging assessment -✓✓- Mammography
- Tomosynthesis
- Ultrasonography
- MRI
- Chest x-ray, CT for metastasis
• Breast cancer Risks for Men -✓✓· Family history (M or F) of breast cancer
· BRCA 1/2 mutation
· Elevated estrogen levels
· Exposure to radiation
· Diabetes
· Gynecomastia
· Testicular disorders
· Obesity
, • Breast cancer risk for Women -✓✓· Often genetic, form is usually more aggressive
· Increased age
· Family history
· Early menarche, nulliparity, late menopause
· Lack of breastfeeding
· Postmenopausal obesity
· Use of postmenopausal HRT
· Alcohol consumption
· Mutations in BRCA1 and BRCA2
• Nonsurgical management for Risk for metastasize (Health maintenance) -
✓✓Complementary and integrative health
• Surgical management for Risk for metastasize (Health maintenance) -✓✓•
Preoperative care
• Operative procedures
• Postoperative care
• Adjuvant therapy for Risk for metastasizing (Health maintenance) -✓✓• Radiation,
chemotherapy, or combination
• Drug therapy
• Stem cell transplantation
• What multiple methods for early detections of breast cancer do you use? -✓✓o
Mammography
o Breast self-awareness/self-examination
o Clinical breast examination
• Endometrial Cancer S/s -✓✓• Post-menopausal bleeding is most common s/s
• Lower back, pelvic, and abdominal pain
• Watery, bloody vaginal discharge
• Endometrial Cancer Exams and testing -✓✓- Pelvic examination may reveal palpable
uterine mass
- CA-125 tumor marker; alpha-fetoprotein (AFP) both elevated; hCG to rule out
pregnancy before treatment
- Transvaginal ultrasound
- Endometrial biopsy
- Chest x-ray
- IVP
- Abdominal US
- CT of pelvis; MRI of abdomen and pelvis
- Liver, bone scans
• Pt teaching post-op (total hysterectomy with bilateral salpingectomy) -✓✓-
Care III / MDC 3 Exam 1 Real Questions
and Accurate Answers (100% Verified)
• What drug would be given to someone that has BPH and HTN? -✓✓Doxazosin
• Breast Cancer Testing for Women -✓✓Teach to use multiple methods for early
detection
- Mammography
- Breast self-awareness/self-examination
- Clinical breast examination
• Breast cancer Physical assessment -✓✓- Location, shape, size, consistency, mobility
of mass
- Skin changes
- Lymph nodes
• Breast cancer Psychosocial assessment -✓✓- Fear, shock, disbelief
- Previous history of mental illness, age, and life circumstances can increase distress
- Encourage expression
- Refer to support group
- Assess for concerns related to sexuality
• Breast cancer Laboratory assessment -✓✓- Pathologic study of breast mass tissue
and lymph nodes
- Liver enzymes, serum calcium, alkaline phosphatase
• Breast cancer Imaging assessment -✓✓- Mammography
- Tomosynthesis
- Ultrasonography
- MRI
- Chest x-ray, CT for metastasis
• Breast cancer Risks for Men -✓✓· Family history (M or F) of breast cancer
· BRCA 1/2 mutation
· Elevated estrogen levels
· Exposure to radiation
· Diabetes
· Gynecomastia
· Testicular disorders
· Obesity
, • Breast cancer risk for Women -✓✓· Often genetic, form is usually more aggressive
· Increased age
· Family history
· Early menarche, nulliparity, late menopause
· Lack of breastfeeding
· Postmenopausal obesity
· Use of postmenopausal HRT
· Alcohol consumption
· Mutations in BRCA1 and BRCA2
• Nonsurgical management for Risk for metastasize (Health maintenance) -
✓✓Complementary and integrative health
• Surgical management for Risk for metastasize (Health maintenance) -✓✓•
Preoperative care
• Operative procedures
• Postoperative care
• Adjuvant therapy for Risk for metastasizing (Health maintenance) -✓✓• Radiation,
chemotherapy, or combination
• Drug therapy
• Stem cell transplantation
• What multiple methods for early detections of breast cancer do you use? -✓✓o
Mammography
o Breast self-awareness/self-examination
o Clinical breast examination
• Endometrial Cancer S/s -✓✓• Post-menopausal bleeding is most common s/s
• Lower back, pelvic, and abdominal pain
• Watery, bloody vaginal discharge
• Endometrial Cancer Exams and testing -✓✓- Pelvic examination may reveal palpable
uterine mass
- CA-125 tumor marker; alpha-fetoprotein (AFP) both elevated; hCG to rule out
pregnancy before treatment
- Transvaginal ultrasound
- Endometrial biopsy
- Chest x-ray
- IVP
- Abdominal US
- CT of pelvis; MRI of abdomen and pelvis
- Liver, bone scans
• Pt teaching post-op (total hysterectomy with bilateral salpingectomy) -✓✓-
