NURS 354 FINAL UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
1. T/f: birth is viwed as a normal event, not a medical procedure
Answer:
true!
Question:
2. Leading cause of maternal mortality?
Answer:
postpartum hemorrhage
Question:
3. Leading cause of infant mortality?
Answer:
congenital anomalies
Question:
4. Barriers to healthcare for women
Answer:
finances, transportation, language/culture, low health literacy
Question:
5. Who was standards of nursing care for women and newborns established by?
Answer:
association of women's health, obstetric and neonatal nurses
Question:
6. Family Centered Care
Answer:
evidence-based, positive outcomes responds to needs of woman and family encourage participation of
patient and family team approach
Question:
7. Primary prevention
Answer:
preventing disease before it occurs
Question:
8. Secondary Prevention
Answer:
early identification of disease
,Question:
9. Tertiary prevention
Answer:
treating those who have developed a disease
Question:
10. What is the most common form of CAM?
Answer:
prayer
Question:
11. Ovarian Cycle
Answer:
follicular, ovulation, luteal
Question:
12. Uterine/Endometrial Cycle
Answer:
menstrual phase, proliferative phase, secretory phase, ischemic phase
Question:
13. When does onset of menstruation occur?
Answer:
2 years after onset of breast development (regularity takes up to 2 years)
Question:
14. What is the most important factor of determining age of menarche?
Answer:
genetics
Question:
15. Primary treatment of cramps
Answer:
NSAIDs
Question:
16. Spinnbarkheit
Answer:
thin clear mucus produced by cervix at ovulation, designed to capture and nourish sperm and enhance
transportation
Question:
17. Mittelschmerz
Answer:
pain at ovulation
, Question:
18. How much does your temperature increase 24-48 hours after ovulation?
Answer:
0.5-1 degree
Question:
19. FSH
Answer:
ovarian follicle maturation
Question:
20. Estrogen
Answer:
secreted by ovaries, follicle development and maturation, increases uterus size/weight
Question:
21. LH
Answer:
surge prior to ovulation, final follicle maturation, increases progesterone from follicle
Question:
22. Progesterone
Answer:
secreted by ovaries and corpus lutem hormone of pregnancy thermogenic
Question:
23. Prostaglandins
Answer:
not a hormone! oxygenated fatty acids large amounts found in menstrual blood
Question:
24. GnRH
Answer:
induces release of FSH and LH for ovulation
Question:
25. Primary Amenorrhea
Answer:
no menses by age 15 without secondary sex characteristics or 16 with normal development causes:
hormonal, congenital, lifestyle
Question:
26. Secondary Amenorrhea
Answer:
absence of regular menses for 3 cycles or irregular for 6 months causes: breastfeeding, pregnancy, meds,
malnutrition
CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
1. T/f: birth is viwed as a normal event, not a medical procedure
Answer:
true!
Question:
2. Leading cause of maternal mortality?
Answer:
postpartum hemorrhage
Question:
3. Leading cause of infant mortality?
Answer:
congenital anomalies
Question:
4. Barriers to healthcare for women
Answer:
finances, transportation, language/culture, low health literacy
Question:
5. Who was standards of nursing care for women and newborns established by?
Answer:
association of women's health, obstetric and neonatal nurses
Question:
6. Family Centered Care
Answer:
evidence-based, positive outcomes responds to needs of woman and family encourage participation of
patient and family team approach
Question:
7. Primary prevention
Answer:
preventing disease before it occurs
Question:
8. Secondary Prevention
Answer:
early identification of disease
,Question:
9. Tertiary prevention
Answer:
treating those who have developed a disease
Question:
10. What is the most common form of CAM?
Answer:
prayer
Question:
11. Ovarian Cycle
Answer:
follicular, ovulation, luteal
Question:
12. Uterine/Endometrial Cycle
Answer:
menstrual phase, proliferative phase, secretory phase, ischemic phase
Question:
13. When does onset of menstruation occur?
Answer:
2 years after onset of breast development (regularity takes up to 2 years)
Question:
14. What is the most important factor of determining age of menarche?
Answer:
genetics
Question:
15. Primary treatment of cramps
Answer:
NSAIDs
Question:
16. Spinnbarkheit
Answer:
thin clear mucus produced by cervix at ovulation, designed to capture and nourish sperm and enhance
transportation
Question:
17. Mittelschmerz
Answer:
pain at ovulation
, Question:
18. How much does your temperature increase 24-48 hours after ovulation?
Answer:
0.5-1 degree
Question:
19. FSH
Answer:
ovarian follicle maturation
Question:
20. Estrogen
Answer:
secreted by ovaries, follicle development and maturation, increases uterus size/weight
Question:
21. LH
Answer:
surge prior to ovulation, final follicle maturation, increases progesterone from follicle
Question:
22. Progesterone
Answer:
secreted by ovaries and corpus lutem hormone of pregnancy thermogenic
Question:
23. Prostaglandins
Answer:
not a hormone! oxygenated fatty acids large amounts found in menstrual blood
Question:
24. GnRH
Answer:
induces release of FSH and LH for ovulation
Question:
25. Primary Amenorrhea
Answer:
no menses by age 15 without secondary sex characteristics or 16 with normal development causes:
hormonal, congenital, lifestyle
Question:
26. Secondary Amenorrhea
Answer:
absence of regular menses for 3 cycles or irregular for 6 months causes: breastfeeding, pregnancy, meds,
malnutrition