NURS8024 FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND
VERIFIED ANSWERS; 100% CORRECT;
GRADE A
@ what point in pregnancy should you screen for GDM? -
correct answer- ALL pregnant women between 24-28
weeks gestation
2 national organizations that provide guidelines for WHNP
practice and education? - correct answer- american
association of colleges of nursing (AACN)
national organization of NP faculties (NONPF)
5 basic factors to consider in clients with infertility: what are
they? - correct answer- 1- ovulatory
2- uterine/tubal
3- male factor
4- cervical
5- peritoneal (i.e. endometriosis)
8week uterus - correct answer- still within pelvic
girdle
,cannot be palpated
navel orange
10week uterus - correct answer- may be able to begin
to palpate the uterus at this point, usually still within pelvic
girdle
12week uterus - correct answer- @ the level of the
symphysis pubis; grapefruit
16 year old presents with CC of mass in her R breast- it is not
painful, is 3-cm, movable, rubbery. her mom had just instructed
her on how to perform SBE's so she's not sure how long it has
been there. what is the most likely diagnosis? - correct
answer- fibroadenoma (MC type of breast mass in
adolescents and young women)
16week uterus - correct answer- 1/2 way between
symphysis pubis and umbilicus
18 year old presents to the office who has never had a menses,
she is a senior in highschool, her sisters had periods starting at
age 13; no weight gain/loss, exercises 20 minutes/day, born w/
,one kidney, vitals stable, ht 5'4", wt 122lbs, tanner stage IV
breasts, axillary and pubic hair. normal external genitalia. what is
the most likely diagnosis? - correct answer- primary
amenorrhea
20 year old presents w/ CC of painful menstruation, menarche
age 12 (28 day cycles), lasting 5-6 days, heavy 3 days then
tapers. Pain with cramps 8-9/10. she sometimes misses school
because of this. not sexually active. pelvic exam WNL. you
diagnose her with dysmenorrhea...how to you explain to her the
patho of why she is having pain? - correct answer- the
pain is caused by prostaglandins being released which are
causing your uterus to contract = pain
20week uterus - correct answer- @ umbilicus
21 year old woman presents for her well woman exam- what are
the recommendations for her pap? - correct answer-
ages 21-29 pap test alone every 3 years
22 year old G1P0 at 28 weeks presents with CC of intermittent
and pelvic pressure for the last 4 hours; no dysuria, vag bld, or
LOF. no N/V, she drinks 8-9 glasses of water/day. no pregnancy
issues up to this point. vitals stable. FH- 28cm, FHT 144.
longitudinal lie, cephalic presentation. urine dip negative, you
, place her on the monitor and she is contracting every 3-5
minutes. what is the management plan - correct answer-
admit to l&d
spec exam for cervix, membranes, fFN swab
poss betamethasone, tocolytics, mag sulfate
22 year old presents to the office with CC of rash on her back:
rash has been there for the past 4 years
the rash comes/goes, periods where skin is clear
rash is reddened with several silver-white patches that are thick,
scaly, and flaky...what is the diagnosis - correct answer-
psoriasis
24 year old presents to the office with c/o:
cough that started 3 mos ago
cough is nonproductive, worse after exercise
she is sedentary- just started exercise program
chest feels "tight" and breathing gets harder after exercising
runs out of breath earlier, coughs a lot
NO FEVER, SPUTUM, CONGESTION, H/A's, WEIGHT LOSS
she does not smoke
VERIFIED ANSWERS; 100% CORRECT;
GRADE A
@ what point in pregnancy should you screen for GDM? -
correct answer- ALL pregnant women between 24-28
weeks gestation
2 national organizations that provide guidelines for WHNP
practice and education? - correct answer- american
association of colleges of nursing (AACN)
national organization of NP faculties (NONPF)
5 basic factors to consider in clients with infertility: what are
they? - correct answer- 1- ovulatory
2- uterine/tubal
3- male factor
4- cervical
5- peritoneal (i.e. endometriosis)
8week uterus - correct answer- still within pelvic
girdle
,cannot be palpated
navel orange
10week uterus - correct answer- may be able to begin
to palpate the uterus at this point, usually still within pelvic
girdle
12week uterus - correct answer- @ the level of the
symphysis pubis; grapefruit
16 year old presents with CC of mass in her R breast- it is not
painful, is 3-cm, movable, rubbery. her mom had just instructed
her on how to perform SBE's so she's not sure how long it has
been there. what is the most likely diagnosis? - correct
answer- fibroadenoma (MC type of breast mass in
adolescents and young women)
16week uterus - correct answer- 1/2 way between
symphysis pubis and umbilicus
18 year old presents to the office who has never had a menses,
she is a senior in highschool, her sisters had periods starting at
age 13; no weight gain/loss, exercises 20 minutes/day, born w/
,one kidney, vitals stable, ht 5'4", wt 122lbs, tanner stage IV
breasts, axillary and pubic hair. normal external genitalia. what is
the most likely diagnosis? - correct answer- primary
amenorrhea
20 year old presents w/ CC of painful menstruation, menarche
age 12 (28 day cycles), lasting 5-6 days, heavy 3 days then
tapers. Pain with cramps 8-9/10. she sometimes misses school
because of this. not sexually active. pelvic exam WNL. you
diagnose her with dysmenorrhea...how to you explain to her the
patho of why she is having pain? - correct answer- the
pain is caused by prostaglandins being released which are
causing your uterus to contract = pain
20week uterus - correct answer- @ umbilicus
21 year old woman presents for her well woman exam- what are
the recommendations for her pap? - correct answer-
ages 21-29 pap test alone every 3 years
22 year old G1P0 at 28 weeks presents with CC of intermittent
and pelvic pressure for the last 4 hours; no dysuria, vag bld, or
LOF. no N/V, she drinks 8-9 glasses of water/day. no pregnancy
issues up to this point. vitals stable. FH- 28cm, FHT 144.
longitudinal lie, cephalic presentation. urine dip negative, you
, place her on the monitor and she is contracting every 3-5
minutes. what is the management plan - correct answer-
admit to l&d
spec exam for cervix, membranes, fFN swab
poss betamethasone, tocolytics, mag sulfate
22 year old presents to the office with CC of rash on her back:
rash has been there for the past 4 years
the rash comes/goes, periods where skin is clear
rash is reddened with several silver-white patches that are thick,
scaly, and flaky...what is the diagnosis - correct answer-
psoriasis
24 year old presents to the office with c/o:
cough that started 3 mos ago
cough is nonproductive, worse after exercise
she is sedentary- just started exercise program
chest feels "tight" and breathing gets harder after exercising
runs out of breath earlier, coughs a lot
NO FEVER, SPUTUM, CONGESTION, H/A's, WEIGHT LOSS
she does not smoke
