women and men health 3 p APEA
why do wer perform a pap smear
to look for cervical cancer
WHAT IS MAINLY RESPONSIBLE FOR CERVICAL CANCER
HPV
WHAT IS THE MOST COMMON TYPE OF BREAST CANCER
DUCTAL AND LOBULAR
Paget's disease of the breast
invasive ductal cancer into nipple, Paget's cells similar to vulvar Paget's.
Peau d'orange
orange peel appearance of the breast due to edema Exaggerated hair follicle;
"open pores"
Tail of Spence (axillary tail)
portion of the breast that extends towards the lateral upper margin of the chest
into the axilla
mastoplasia
a ropy thickening of tissues, often in upper outer quadrant, persisting throughout
menstrual cycle
WHAT DO YOU GIVE FOR WOMEN WITH PREMENSTRUAL CRAMPS
/DYSMENORRHIA FIRST LINE OF DEFENSE
NSAIDS
,IF PT IS OLDER THAN 35 AND SMOKE MORE THAN 15 CIG DAILY THEY SHOULD
NOT GET WHAT
COMBINED CONTRACEPTIVES OF ESTROGEN AND PROGESTERONE
WHAT MEDICATION DO YOU NOT USE WITH ORAL CONTRACEPTIVES
RIFAMPIN
THE FREQUENCY FOR CERVICAL SCREENING DEPENDS ON THE PATIENT AND
HER AGE. WHAT IS THE LONGEST RECOMMENDED TIME INTERVAL BETWEEN
CERVICAL SCREENS FOR PT WHOA RE 21-65 YEARS OF AGE
A. 1 YEAR
B 2 YEARS
C 3 YEARS
D 5 YEARS
5 YEARS
A NURSE PRACTIONER IDENTIFIES FILAMENTOUS STRUCTURES AND MANY
UNIFORM , OVAL SHAPED STRUCTURES DURINS A MISCROSCOPIC EXAM OF
VAGINAL DISCHARGE. THESE ARE PROBABLY
A BACTERIA
B SPERM
C HYPHAE
D CANDIDA ALBICANS
HYPHAE
CLUE CELLS CAN BE FOUND IN PATIENTS WHO HAVE
A LEUKEMIA
B BACTERIAL VAGINOSIS
C EPDIERMAL FUNGAL INFECTIONS
D PNEUMONIA
BACTERIAL VAGINOSIS
An initial pharmacological approach to the patient was diagnosed with primary
dysmenorrhea could be:
ACETAMINOPHEN
, NSAIDs AT THE TIME SX BEGIN OR ONSET OF MENSES
NSAIDS PRIOR TO THE ONSET OF MESES
Combination of acetaminophen and NSAIDs
NSAIDS AT THE TIME THE SX BEGIN OR ONSET OF MENSES
A 22 YEAR OLD FEMALE HAS BEEN DX WITH POLYCYSTIC OVARIAN
SYNDROME (PCOS) WHAT IS A COMMON FINDING
A. LOW TESOSTERONE LEVEL
B ELEVATED INSULIN LEVEL
C POSITIVE PREGNANCY TEST
D ELEVATED BP
ELEVATED INSULIN LEVEL
A 50 YR OLD FEMALE BELIEVES SHE IS MENOPAUSAL. SHE C/O HOT FLASHES
AND HAS NOT HAD A MENSES IN 12 MONTHS. WHICH OF FOLLOWING TEST
RESULTS WOULD BE EXPECTED DURING MENOPAUSE
A. INCREASED TSH
B DECREASED FSH
C HYPOESTROGENEMIA
D INCREASED FSH
INCREASED FSH
A 14 YR OLD FEMALE HAS NEVER MENSTRAUTED. SHE AND HER MOTHER
ARE CONCERNED. WHAT IS MOST IMPORTANT FOR NP TO ASSESS
A STATURE
B TANNER STAGE
C ANEMIA
D FAMILY HX OF AMENORRHEA
TANNER STAGE
A PT WHO IS 35 YRS OLD HAS IDENTIFIED A SMALL, DISCRETE MASS IN ONE
BREATS. HOW SHOULD THIS BE EVALUATED INITIALLY
A AS WHETHER THE MASS CHANGES AT THE TIME OF MENSES
B ORDER A MAMMORGRAM AND ULTRASOUND TO ASSESS THE MASS
C HAVE HER RETURN 3 - 10 DAYS AFTER NEXT MENSES
D ORDER A MAMMORGRAM 3 - 10 DAYS AFTER NEXT MENSES
why do wer perform a pap smear
to look for cervical cancer
WHAT IS MAINLY RESPONSIBLE FOR CERVICAL CANCER
HPV
WHAT IS THE MOST COMMON TYPE OF BREAST CANCER
DUCTAL AND LOBULAR
Paget's disease of the breast
invasive ductal cancer into nipple, Paget's cells similar to vulvar Paget's.
Peau d'orange
orange peel appearance of the breast due to edema Exaggerated hair follicle;
"open pores"
Tail of Spence (axillary tail)
portion of the breast that extends towards the lateral upper margin of the chest
into the axilla
mastoplasia
a ropy thickening of tissues, often in upper outer quadrant, persisting throughout
menstrual cycle
WHAT DO YOU GIVE FOR WOMEN WITH PREMENSTRUAL CRAMPS
/DYSMENORRHIA FIRST LINE OF DEFENSE
NSAIDS
,IF PT IS OLDER THAN 35 AND SMOKE MORE THAN 15 CIG DAILY THEY SHOULD
NOT GET WHAT
COMBINED CONTRACEPTIVES OF ESTROGEN AND PROGESTERONE
WHAT MEDICATION DO YOU NOT USE WITH ORAL CONTRACEPTIVES
RIFAMPIN
THE FREQUENCY FOR CERVICAL SCREENING DEPENDS ON THE PATIENT AND
HER AGE. WHAT IS THE LONGEST RECOMMENDED TIME INTERVAL BETWEEN
CERVICAL SCREENS FOR PT WHOA RE 21-65 YEARS OF AGE
A. 1 YEAR
B 2 YEARS
C 3 YEARS
D 5 YEARS
5 YEARS
A NURSE PRACTIONER IDENTIFIES FILAMENTOUS STRUCTURES AND MANY
UNIFORM , OVAL SHAPED STRUCTURES DURINS A MISCROSCOPIC EXAM OF
VAGINAL DISCHARGE. THESE ARE PROBABLY
A BACTERIA
B SPERM
C HYPHAE
D CANDIDA ALBICANS
HYPHAE
CLUE CELLS CAN BE FOUND IN PATIENTS WHO HAVE
A LEUKEMIA
B BACTERIAL VAGINOSIS
C EPDIERMAL FUNGAL INFECTIONS
D PNEUMONIA
BACTERIAL VAGINOSIS
An initial pharmacological approach to the patient was diagnosed with primary
dysmenorrhea could be:
ACETAMINOPHEN
, NSAIDs AT THE TIME SX BEGIN OR ONSET OF MENSES
NSAIDS PRIOR TO THE ONSET OF MESES
Combination of acetaminophen and NSAIDs
NSAIDS AT THE TIME THE SX BEGIN OR ONSET OF MENSES
A 22 YEAR OLD FEMALE HAS BEEN DX WITH POLYCYSTIC OVARIAN
SYNDROME (PCOS) WHAT IS A COMMON FINDING
A. LOW TESOSTERONE LEVEL
B ELEVATED INSULIN LEVEL
C POSITIVE PREGNANCY TEST
D ELEVATED BP
ELEVATED INSULIN LEVEL
A 50 YR OLD FEMALE BELIEVES SHE IS MENOPAUSAL. SHE C/O HOT FLASHES
AND HAS NOT HAD A MENSES IN 12 MONTHS. WHICH OF FOLLOWING TEST
RESULTS WOULD BE EXPECTED DURING MENOPAUSE
A. INCREASED TSH
B DECREASED FSH
C HYPOESTROGENEMIA
D INCREASED FSH
INCREASED FSH
A 14 YR OLD FEMALE HAS NEVER MENSTRAUTED. SHE AND HER MOTHER
ARE CONCERNED. WHAT IS MOST IMPORTANT FOR NP TO ASSESS
A STATURE
B TANNER STAGE
C ANEMIA
D FAMILY HX OF AMENORRHEA
TANNER STAGE
A PT WHO IS 35 YRS OLD HAS IDENTIFIED A SMALL, DISCRETE MASS IN ONE
BREATS. HOW SHOULD THIS BE EVALUATED INITIALLY
A AS WHETHER THE MASS CHANGES AT THE TIME OF MENSES
B ORDER A MAMMORGRAM AND ULTRASOUND TO ASSESS THE MASS
C HAVE HER RETURN 3 - 10 DAYS AFTER NEXT MENSES
D ORDER A MAMMORGRAM 3 - 10 DAYS AFTER NEXT MENSES
