GNRS 591 – Advanced Nursing Practice: Comprehensive
Final EXAM LATEST 2026-2027 QUESTIONS AND 100%
Verified ANSWERS
Which of the following women is the best candidate for the copper IUD (Paragard)?
A. A nulliparous woman with heavy menses
B. A 25 year old woman with 3 children who has a history of hypertension
C. A 32 year old who has a history of intracavity uterine fibroids
D. A 42 year old woman who is done having children and has chronic anemia - answer>>B
Your patient desires the vaginal contraceptive ring (Nuvaring). You will tell her to use the ring correctly
by:
A. Inserting the ring 10 days after menses and leave in for 3 weeks at a time.
B. Insert the ring within 5 days of the onset of menses and leave in for one week. Replace each week
for 3 weeks and then remove for 1 week.
C. Insert the ring within 5 days of the onset of menses and leave in for 3 weeks and then remove for 1
week. \
D. Insert the ring for 4 weeks, remove for 2 weeks and repeat each month. - answer>>C
The OrthoEvra contraceptive patch is correctly used by
A. applying to breast tissue every 7 days for 3 weeks, 4th week patch-free, then repeat
B. applying to skin every 2 weeks, 4th application time patch-free, then repeat
C. applying to skin every 7 days for 3 weeks, 4th week patch-free, then repeat
D. applying to skin every 3 weeks, 4th week patch-free, then repeat - answer>>C
The correct way to write a prescription for the Depo Provera prescription is
A. Depo Provera 150 milligrams IM every 12 weeks
,B. Depo Provera 150 micrograms IM every 12 weeks
C. Depo Provera 150 grams IM every 12 weeks
D. Depo Provera 150 milligrams IM every 12 months - answer>>A
A 39 year old patient with a BMI of 32 who smokes 20 tobacco cigarettes per day for 20 years and has a
history of deep venous thrombosis requests a birth control method. The NP would correctly
recommend
A. the OrthoEvra patch
B. the Nuvaring vaginal contraceptive ring
C. Combined estrogen/progestin oral contraceptive pills
D. A birth control method that does not contain estrogen - answer>>D
The lactation amenorrhea method (LAM) can be used as a method of birth control by
A. all postpartum women
B. all postpartum women who are breast and bottle/formula feeding
C. all postpartum women who are bottle/formula feeding for the first six months postpartum
D. postpartum women who are exclusively breast feeding for the first six months postpartum -
answer>>D
Emergency contraception
A. can be taken to prevent pregnancy at any time during the woman's monthly cycle
B. is the most effective when taken as soon as possible after unprotected intercourse, but is indicated
up to 72-96 hours
C. can be taken to prevent pregnancy for multiple episodes of unprotected intercourse more than a
week apart
D. requires a prescription in California - answer>>B
A pap is done to evaluate:
,A. Uterine/Endometrial cells
B. Cervical Cells
C. Ovarian Epithelial Cells
D. All of the above - answer>>B
The Gardasil HPV vaccine is recommended for
A. females ages 9 to 26 to protect against cervical cancer-causing HPV strains 16 & 18 only
B. Males and females to protect against HPV strains 16 and 18 only
C. Females only ages 16 to 26 to protect against HPV strains 6, 11, 16 & 18
D. Males and females ages 9 to 26 years to protect against several HPV strains that can cause cervical
cancer and genital warts - answer>>D
The pap result most likely to be associated with a CIN 3 biopsy result is:
A. LSIL
B. AS-CUS
C. HSIL
D. Negative for intraepithelial lesions - answer>>C
A woman should be directed to get her first pap screening:
A. At 25 regardless of relationship status
B. Within the first three years of having sex for the first time
C. 10 years after menarche
D. at age 21 - answer>>D
A risk factor for cervical cancer is
A. BMI less than 25
, B. Presence of human papilloma virus
C. history of chlamydia 10 years ago
D. Nulliparity (no history of births) - answer>>B
Appropriate follow-up for a woman with a pap result of HSIL and positive HPV is:
A. Colposcopy
B. Repeat pap in 2 years
C. Repeat pap in 1 year
D. Send vaginal culture to test for gonorrhea and chlamydia - answer>>A
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends human papillomavirus (HPV)
vaccination for individuals in which age group?
A. 9 to 26 years old
B. 9 to 36 years old
C. 11 to 29 years old
D. 16 to 26 years old - answer>>A
Cervical cancer screening recommendations for women ages 30 and above are
A. Annual Pap smear test or Pap test every three years with HPV DNA test
B. Pap smear test every three years (acceptable) or Pap smear test plus HPV DNA every five years
(preferable)
C. Pap smear test every 5 years
D. Pap smear test with GC/CT test annually - answer>>B
The recommended HPV vaccine schedule is
A. Day 1, 1 to 2 months and six months from day one
Final EXAM LATEST 2026-2027 QUESTIONS AND 100%
Verified ANSWERS
Which of the following women is the best candidate for the copper IUD (Paragard)?
A. A nulliparous woman with heavy menses
B. A 25 year old woman with 3 children who has a history of hypertension
C. A 32 year old who has a history of intracavity uterine fibroids
D. A 42 year old woman who is done having children and has chronic anemia - answer>>B
Your patient desires the vaginal contraceptive ring (Nuvaring). You will tell her to use the ring correctly
by:
A. Inserting the ring 10 days after menses and leave in for 3 weeks at a time.
B. Insert the ring within 5 days of the onset of menses and leave in for one week. Replace each week
for 3 weeks and then remove for 1 week.
C. Insert the ring within 5 days of the onset of menses and leave in for 3 weeks and then remove for 1
week. \
D. Insert the ring for 4 weeks, remove for 2 weeks and repeat each month. - answer>>C
The OrthoEvra contraceptive patch is correctly used by
A. applying to breast tissue every 7 days for 3 weeks, 4th week patch-free, then repeat
B. applying to skin every 2 weeks, 4th application time patch-free, then repeat
C. applying to skin every 7 days for 3 weeks, 4th week patch-free, then repeat
D. applying to skin every 3 weeks, 4th week patch-free, then repeat - answer>>C
The correct way to write a prescription for the Depo Provera prescription is
A. Depo Provera 150 milligrams IM every 12 weeks
,B. Depo Provera 150 micrograms IM every 12 weeks
C. Depo Provera 150 grams IM every 12 weeks
D. Depo Provera 150 milligrams IM every 12 months - answer>>A
A 39 year old patient with a BMI of 32 who smokes 20 tobacco cigarettes per day for 20 years and has a
history of deep venous thrombosis requests a birth control method. The NP would correctly
recommend
A. the OrthoEvra patch
B. the Nuvaring vaginal contraceptive ring
C. Combined estrogen/progestin oral contraceptive pills
D. A birth control method that does not contain estrogen - answer>>D
The lactation amenorrhea method (LAM) can be used as a method of birth control by
A. all postpartum women
B. all postpartum women who are breast and bottle/formula feeding
C. all postpartum women who are bottle/formula feeding for the first six months postpartum
D. postpartum women who are exclusively breast feeding for the first six months postpartum -
answer>>D
Emergency contraception
A. can be taken to prevent pregnancy at any time during the woman's monthly cycle
B. is the most effective when taken as soon as possible after unprotected intercourse, but is indicated
up to 72-96 hours
C. can be taken to prevent pregnancy for multiple episodes of unprotected intercourse more than a
week apart
D. requires a prescription in California - answer>>B
A pap is done to evaluate:
,A. Uterine/Endometrial cells
B. Cervical Cells
C. Ovarian Epithelial Cells
D. All of the above - answer>>B
The Gardasil HPV vaccine is recommended for
A. females ages 9 to 26 to protect against cervical cancer-causing HPV strains 16 & 18 only
B. Males and females to protect against HPV strains 16 and 18 only
C. Females only ages 16 to 26 to protect against HPV strains 6, 11, 16 & 18
D. Males and females ages 9 to 26 years to protect against several HPV strains that can cause cervical
cancer and genital warts - answer>>D
The pap result most likely to be associated with a CIN 3 biopsy result is:
A. LSIL
B. AS-CUS
C. HSIL
D. Negative for intraepithelial lesions - answer>>C
A woman should be directed to get her first pap screening:
A. At 25 regardless of relationship status
B. Within the first three years of having sex for the first time
C. 10 years after menarche
D. at age 21 - answer>>D
A risk factor for cervical cancer is
A. BMI less than 25
, B. Presence of human papilloma virus
C. history of chlamydia 10 years ago
D. Nulliparity (no history of births) - answer>>B
Appropriate follow-up for a woman with a pap result of HSIL and positive HPV is:
A. Colposcopy
B. Repeat pap in 2 years
C. Repeat pap in 1 year
D. Send vaginal culture to test for gonorrhea and chlamydia - answer>>A
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends human papillomavirus (HPV)
vaccination for individuals in which age group?
A. 9 to 26 years old
B. 9 to 36 years old
C. 11 to 29 years old
D. 16 to 26 years old - answer>>A
Cervical cancer screening recommendations for women ages 30 and above are
A. Annual Pap smear test or Pap test every three years with HPV DNA test
B. Pap smear test every three years (acceptable) or Pap smear test plus HPV DNA every five years
(preferable)
C. Pap smear test every 5 years
D. Pap smear test with GC/CT test annually - answer>>B
The recommended HPV vaccine schedule is
A. Day 1, 1 to 2 months and six months from day one
