NR 507 Final EXAM Study questions And Answers All Verified

NR 507 Final EXAM Study questions And Answers All Verified Endometrial Cycle - ANS Three Phases: Proliferative Phase, Secretory Phase, Ischemic Phase, Ovulation occurs between the follicular/proliferative and the luteal/secretory phase uterine prolapse - ANS the decent of the cervix or entire uterus into the vaginal canal ** can be severe protruding completely through vagina and protrude from introitus PCOS - ANS Oligo-ovulation or anolvulation elevated androgen levels and polycystic ovaries testicular cancer - ANS highly treatable cancer develops in young middle aged men cure rate 90% often manifests as painless enlargement that is gradual sensation of heaviness with dull ache Risk factors for testicular cancer - ANS cryptorchidism, abnormal testicular development, hiv, aids, Klinefelter syndrome, Hx of testicular CA. Eval for breast Ca - ANS Painless lump in the breast palpable nodes in the axilla retraction of the tissue or dimpling of the skin bone pain caused by metastasis to vertebrae. Premenstrual dysphoric disorder - ANS cycle in recurrence (occurs in the luteal phase) distressing physical psychological or behavioral changes that impair relationship or interfere with usual activity. dysfunctional uterine bleeding - ANS heavy menstrual bleeding which does not appear to have any anatomical cause other causes have been ruled out accounts for 70% of hysterectomies and ablations. prostate cancer - ANS cancer of the prostate gland, usually occurring in men middle-aged and older chronic exposure to arsenic as well as estrogen is a risk factor HPV and Cervical Cancer - ANS - HPV found in 95% of cervical cancer - 80-90% transient, gone 1-2 years (which is why we test q 3 years) - 10-20% persist (of these, 2% progress to cervical cancer)