FNP-654 MIDTERM UPDATED QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
1. Medical term for transgender
Answer:
Sexual and gender minorities (SGM)
Question:
2. Transgender refers to
Answer:
individuals who identify as the opposite of their birth / bio gender or for those whose gender is not evident
Question:
3. Symptoms pf pituitary adenoma
Answer:
visual disturbances, gynomastia, hypogonadism
Question:
4. Evaluation of a pituitary adenoma
Answer:
ACTH, TSH, 24 hr urine for cortisol levels, FSH, LH or MRI
Question:
5. management of a pituitary adenoma
Answer:
medical, somatotrpioma, ketoconazole OR (symptomatic) requires neuro surgery
Question:
6. Care of a Bartolin cyst
Answer:
Sitz bath, good peri hygiene, I/D, antibiotics, OR resection if recurrent
Question:
7. Inflammatory breast cancer (presentation)
Answer:
breat pain, rapidly growing, often self diagnosed, tender, itching, lymph involvement +, Peau de Orange
Question:
8. Treatment of Inflammatory breast cancer
Answer:
Imaging, biopsy, chemo, tumor removal
Question:
9. Benign Breast Pain (cyclic)
, Answer:
Luteal phase
Question:
10. Breast pain (non-cyclic)
Answer:
pregnancy, mastitis, thrombophlebitis, tumor fibrosis
Question:
11. Management of Patient with BRCA to reduce risks
Answer:
Tamoxifen or Raloxifene, Yearly mammogram
Question:
12. Chronic Pelvic Pain (evaluation)
Answer:
pelvic exam, PAP, UA, pregnancy test, TVUS or MRI if spinal
Question:
13. Treatment of chronic pelvic pain
Answer:
NSAIDs, TCAs, Gabapentin
Question:
14. Dysmenorrhea in older women
Answer:
requires further work up
Question:
15. When is dysmenorrhea normal?
Answer:
Upon onset of mensus and menopause
Question:
16. Dyspareunia causes (premenopausal)
Answer:
endometriosis, trauma
Question:
17. Dyspareunia causes (post menopausal)
Answer:
decreased estrogen and after breast cancer due to meds
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18. Abnormal PAP management
CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
1. Medical term for transgender
Answer:
Sexual and gender minorities (SGM)
Question:
2. Transgender refers to
Answer:
individuals who identify as the opposite of their birth / bio gender or for those whose gender is not evident
Question:
3. Symptoms pf pituitary adenoma
Answer:
visual disturbances, gynomastia, hypogonadism
Question:
4. Evaluation of a pituitary adenoma
Answer:
ACTH, TSH, 24 hr urine for cortisol levels, FSH, LH or MRI
Question:
5. management of a pituitary adenoma
Answer:
medical, somatotrpioma, ketoconazole OR (symptomatic) requires neuro surgery
Question:
6. Care of a Bartolin cyst
Answer:
Sitz bath, good peri hygiene, I/D, antibiotics, OR resection if recurrent
Question:
7. Inflammatory breast cancer (presentation)
Answer:
breat pain, rapidly growing, often self diagnosed, tender, itching, lymph involvement +, Peau de Orange
Question:
8. Treatment of Inflammatory breast cancer
Answer:
Imaging, biopsy, chemo, tumor removal
Question:
9. Benign Breast Pain (cyclic)
, Answer:
Luteal phase
Question:
10. Breast pain (non-cyclic)
Answer:
pregnancy, mastitis, thrombophlebitis, tumor fibrosis
Question:
11. Management of Patient with BRCA to reduce risks
Answer:
Tamoxifen or Raloxifene, Yearly mammogram
Question:
12. Chronic Pelvic Pain (evaluation)
Answer:
pelvic exam, PAP, UA, pregnancy test, TVUS or MRI if spinal
Question:
13. Treatment of chronic pelvic pain
Answer:
NSAIDs, TCAs, Gabapentin
Question:
14. Dysmenorrhea in older women
Answer:
requires further work up
Question:
15. When is dysmenorrhea normal?
Answer:
Upon onset of mensus and menopause
Question:
16. Dyspareunia causes (premenopausal)
Answer:
endometriosis, trauma
Question:
17. Dyspareunia causes (post menopausal)
Answer:
decreased estrogen and after breast cancer due to meds
Question:
18. Abnormal PAP management