NR 341 COMPLEX ADULT HEALTH EXAM 3 70 REAL EXAM
QUESTIONS WITH 100% RATED CORRECT ANSWERS (ACCURATELY
PASSED) 2025 LATEST UPDATED GET A+
____ is a common and troublesome disorder that is defined as intentionally or involuntary
passage of urine into bed (typically at night) in children who are beyond age when voluntary
bladder control should normally have been aquired - (ANSWER)Enuresis
Enuresis Medications: - (ANSWER)- Imipramine (Tofranil)
- Oxybutynin
- Desmopressin (DDAVP)
List 6 therapeutic techniques that can be employed to manage enuresis: - (ANSWER)1)
Medications
2) Restriction or elimination of fluid in the evening
3) Avoid caffeinated and sugar containing beverages after 4pm
4) Purposeful interruption of sleep to void
5) Motivational therapy
6) Devices to establish conditioned reflex responds (alarms)
T/F:
Punishment for bed wetting is a successful way to reduce occurrence - (ANSWER)False.
Punishment is contraindicated because of negative emotional impact and limited success in
reducing the behavior
The repeated voluntary or involuntary passage of feces of normal or near normal consistency into
places not appropriate for that purpose according to the individual's sociocultural setting -
(ANSWER)Encopresis
, What is one of the most common causes of encopresis? - (ANSWER)Constipation
___ is soiling caused by emotional problems - (ANSWER)Psychogenic encopresis
Enuresis is more common in ____; nocturnal bed wetting usually ceases between ___ and ___
years of age - (ANSWER)Boys
6 and 8
A bladder volume of _____ mL is sufficient to hold a night's urine - (ANSWER)300-350
Primary Amenorrhea - (ANSWER)Absence of secondary sex characteristics and no uterine
bleeding by age 13 or absence of uterine bleeding with secondary sex characteristics by 16.5
years of age
Secondary Amenorrhea - (ANSWER)Absence of menses after menstruation was previously
established for at least 6 months in women with regular menstrual cycle or at least 12 months in
a woman with irregular menstrual cycles
Treatment of choice for dysmenorrhea in adolescents is administration of NSAIDs which block
formation of ______ - (ANSWER)Prostaglandins
Bulimic behaviors: - (ANSWER)- Laxative abuse
- Self-induced vomiting
- Diuretic abuse: not as easy to get
- Rigorous exercise regimens
Therapeutic management for dysmennhorea: - (ANSWER)- NSAIDs
- Estrogen therapy
- Oral contraceptives
QUESTIONS WITH 100% RATED CORRECT ANSWERS (ACCURATELY
PASSED) 2025 LATEST UPDATED GET A+
____ is a common and troublesome disorder that is defined as intentionally or involuntary
passage of urine into bed (typically at night) in children who are beyond age when voluntary
bladder control should normally have been aquired - (ANSWER)Enuresis
Enuresis Medications: - (ANSWER)- Imipramine (Tofranil)
- Oxybutynin
- Desmopressin (DDAVP)
List 6 therapeutic techniques that can be employed to manage enuresis: - (ANSWER)1)
Medications
2) Restriction or elimination of fluid in the evening
3) Avoid caffeinated and sugar containing beverages after 4pm
4) Purposeful interruption of sleep to void
5) Motivational therapy
6) Devices to establish conditioned reflex responds (alarms)
T/F:
Punishment for bed wetting is a successful way to reduce occurrence - (ANSWER)False.
Punishment is contraindicated because of negative emotional impact and limited success in
reducing the behavior
The repeated voluntary or involuntary passage of feces of normal or near normal consistency into
places not appropriate for that purpose according to the individual's sociocultural setting -
(ANSWER)Encopresis
, What is one of the most common causes of encopresis? - (ANSWER)Constipation
___ is soiling caused by emotional problems - (ANSWER)Psychogenic encopresis
Enuresis is more common in ____; nocturnal bed wetting usually ceases between ___ and ___
years of age - (ANSWER)Boys
6 and 8
A bladder volume of _____ mL is sufficient to hold a night's urine - (ANSWER)300-350
Primary Amenorrhea - (ANSWER)Absence of secondary sex characteristics and no uterine
bleeding by age 13 or absence of uterine bleeding with secondary sex characteristics by 16.5
years of age
Secondary Amenorrhea - (ANSWER)Absence of menses after menstruation was previously
established for at least 6 months in women with regular menstrual cycle or at least 12 months in
a woman with irregular menstrual cycles
Treatment of choice for dysmenorrhea in adolescents is administration of NSAIDs which block
formation of ______ - (ANSWER)Prostaglandins
Bulimic behaviors: - (ANSWER)- Laxative abuse
- Self-induced vomiting
- Diuretic abuse: not as easy to get
- Rigorous exercise regimens
Therapeutic management for dysmennhorea: - (ANSWER)- NSAIDs
- Estrogen therapy
- Oral contraceptives
