Health Assessment Final Part 2 Questions
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1. What muscle supports the breast?: Ligaments of Cooper
2. Montgomery's glands: secrete a waxy
substance. located in areola
DONT SECRETE MILK
3. Area where most cancerous lesions occur that goes up into axillae? Tail of
Spence
4. Breast Lymphatics: Lateral
axillary central axillary
subscapular axillary (posterior)
pectoral (anterior)
5. Where does lateral axillary node drain to?: Central, which then drains to
infraclavicular and supraclavicular
6. Where is the epitrochelar node?: down the arm near the elbow
7. What is Peau d'orange skin a sign of?: inflammatory breast cancer
8. A patient had a masectomy. when doing breast exam what is
important to check?: the scar. most common site for reoccurrence.
9. Tanner's breast staging: 1-
flat 2-breast bud
3- cone
4- secondary mound
5-breast
10. When does USPSTF recommend mammograms?: 50-74
11. Valve of Houston: Propel's stool out
12. How long is it okay to have retractile testicle?: first 2-3 years, but after that HAS to
stay down or have surgery
13. Where does sperm pick up lubrication?: Sperm ejaculated, comes through inguinal
canal, through vas deferens, loops over top of ereter from kidney. picks up fluid from SEMINAL VESICLE then goes
through urethra to ejaculate
14. What muscle recognizes we have to defecate?: Levator Ani Muscles that surround colon.
If flabby, wont recognize stool is in there b will just stretch out.
, Health Assessment Final Part 2 Questions
with 100% Verified Answers Latest 2025
What forms a tunnel for the vas deferens?: Inguinal canal
al
17. What is the glans covered by in men?: Penis is covered by prepuce or foreskin
18. secretions of the glans: smegma
19. anatomy of penis:
20. Most common cancer of men between 15-35: Testicular cancer
21. Scrotal hernia evaluation:: -ask patient to lay down. if mass dissapears, its a hernia
-if mass remains, listen with stethoscope. if BS heard, its a hernia
-shine light from behind scrotum. If red glow is observed, its prob not a hernia
22. Leading cancer diagnosed in men in US: prostate cancer
23. rectal exam in adolescents: defer if aymptomatic
24. Tanner mens penis: 2-testicles larger
3-sparse hair
4- growth, increased hair
5- hair lower abdomen and thighs
25. Bartholin glands: at opening of the
vagina 5 and 7 o'clock
, Health Assessment Final Part 2 Questions
with 100% Verified Answers Latest 2025
27. opening of vagina: introitus
28. Fornix: "arched vault" at end of vagina where cervix comes down into vagina
29. onset of menses: menarche
30. menopause: no menses for 12 months
31. painful periods: dysmenorrhea
32. Too frequent periods: polymenorrhea
33. minimal bleeding or infrequent periods: oligomenorrhea
34. bleeding that occurs between periods: metorrhagia
35. increased amount of bleeding or duration of flow: menorrhagia
36. absence of menses: amenorrhea
37. primary amenorrhea: failure of menses to be initaited
38. secondary amenorrhea: cessation of periods after they have previously existed
39. gravidity: number of pregnancies, regardless of outcomes
40. parity: number of pregnancies resulting in delivery of a term-sized fetus
G2P3, 2 preg with set of twins
41. Order of female genital exam: 1. examine external genitalia
2. perform speculum exam
3. perform bimanual exam
4. perform rectovaginal exam
5. perform rectal exam
42. Speculum Exam: -Insert speculum vertically and then rotate horizontally
43. Bimanual exam of vagina: -insert fingers vertically along posterior wall
-rotate fingers up into palm up position (fingers aimed at cervix)
-palpate vaginal walls
-palpate the cervix
with 100% Verified Answers Latest 2025
1. What muscle supports the breast?: Ligaments of Cooper
2. Montgomery's glands: secrete a waxy
substance. located in areola
DONT SECRETE MILK
3. Area where most cancerous lesions occur that goes up into axillae? Tail of
Spence
4. Breast Lymphatics: Lateral
axillary central axillary
subscapular axillary (posterior)
pectoral (anterior)
5. Where does lateral axillary node drain to?: Central, which then drains to
infraclavicular and supraclavicular
6. Where is the epitrochelar node?: down the arm near the elbow
7. What is Peau d'orange skin a sign of?: inflammatory breast cancer
8. A patient had a masectomy. when doing breast exam what is
important to check?: the scar. most common site for reoccurrence.
9. Tanner's breast staging: 1-
flat 2-breast bud
3- cone
4- secondary mound
5-breast
10. When does USPSTF recommend mammograms?: 50-74
11. Valve of Houston: Propel's stool out
12. How long is it okay to have retractile testicle?: first 2-3 years, but after that HAS to
stay down or have surgery
13. Where does sperm pick up lubrication?: Sperm ejaculated, comes through inguinal
canal, through vas deferens, loops over top of ereter from kidney. picks up fluid from SEMINAL VESICLE then goes
through urethra to ejaculate
14. What muscle recognizes we have to defecate?: Levator Ani Muscles that surround colon.
If flabby, wont recognize stool is in there b will just stretch out.
, Health Assessment Final Part 2 Questions
with 100% Verified Answers Latest 2025
What forms a tunnel for the vas deferens?: Inguinal canal
al
17. What is the glans covered by in men?: Penis is covered by prepuce or foreskin
18. secretions of the glans: smegma
19. anatomy of penis:
20. Most common cancer of men between 15-35: Testicular cancer
21. Scrotal hernia evaluation:: -ask patient to lay down. if mass dissapears, its a hernia
-if mass remains, listen with stethoscope. if BS heard, its a hernia
-shine light from behind scrotum. If red glow is observed, its prob not a hernia
22. Leading cancer diagnosed in men in US: prostate cancer
23. rectal exam in adolescents: defer if aymptomatic
24. Tanner mens penis: 2-testicles larger
3-sparse hair
4- growth, increased hair
5- hair lower abdomen and thighs
25. Bartholin glands: at opening of the
vagina 5 and 7 o'clock
, Health Assessment Final Part 2 Questions
with 100% Verified Answers Latest 2025
27. opening of vagina: introitus
28. Fornix: "arched vault" at end of vagina where cervix comes down into vagina
29. onset of menses: menarche
30. menopause: no menses for 12 months
31. painful periods: dysmenorrhea
32. Too frequent periods: polymenorrhea
33. minimal bleeding or infrequent periods: oligomenorrhea
34. bleeding that occurs between periods: metorrhagia
35. increased amount of bleeding or duration of flow: menorrhagia
36. absence of menses: amenorrhea
37. primary amenorrhea: failure of menses to be initaited
38. secondary amenorrhea: cessation of periods after they have previously existed
39. gravidity: number of pregnancies, regardless of outcomes
40. parity: number of pregnancies resulting in delivery of a term-sized fetus
G2P3, 2 preg with set of twins
41. Order of female genital exam: 1. examine external genitalia
2. perform speculum exam
3. perform bimanual exam
4. perform rectovaginal exam
5. perform rectal exam
42. Speculum Exam: -Insert speculum vertically and then rotate horizontally
43. Bimanual exam of vagina: -insert fingers vertically along posterior wall
-rotate fingers up into palm up position (fingers aimed at cervix)
-palpate vaginal walls
-palpate the cervix
