TEST BANK
Beckmann and Ling's
OBSTETRICS AND
GYNECOLOGY
8th Edition
By Dr. Robert Casanova
,Beckmann29and29Ling's29Obstetrics29and29Gynecology29Edition298th29edition29Test29Bank
Table29of29Contents:
SECTION29I29General29Obstetrics29and29Gynecology
Chapter29129Women’s29Health29Examination29and29Women’s29Health29Care29Man
agement29Chapter29229The29Obstetrician–
Gynecologist’s29Role29in29Screening29and29Preventive29Care29Chapter29329Ethics,29
Liability,29and29Patient29Safety29in29Obstetrics29and29Gynecology29Chapter29429Em
bryology29and29Anatomy
SECTION29II29Obstetrics
Chapter2 9 52 9 Maternal–Fetal2 9 Physiology
Chapter2 9 62 9 Preconception2 9 and2 9 Antepartum2 9 Care
Chapter29729Genetics29and29Genetic29Disorders29in29Obstetrics29and29Gyn
ecology29Chapter29829Intrapartum29Care
Chapter29929Abnormal29Labor29and29Intrapartum29Fetal29Survei
llance29Chapter291029Immediate29Care29of29the29Newborn
Chapter291129Postpartum29Care29Ch
apter291229Postpartum29Hemorrhage
29Chapter291329Multifetal29Gestation
Chapter291429Fetal29Growth29Abnormalities:29Intrauterine29Growth29Restriction29and29Ma
crosomia29Chapter291529Preterm29Labor
Chapter2 9 162 9 Third-Trimester2 9 Bleeding
Chapter291729Premature29Rupture29of29Membranes29
Chapter291829Post-term29Pregnancy
Chapter2 9 192 9 Ectopic2 9 Pregnancy2 9 and2 9 Abortion
SECTION29III29Medical29and29Surgical29Disorders29in29Pregnancy
Chapter2 9 202 9 Endocrine2 9 Disorders
Chapter292129Gastrointestinal,29Renal,29and29Surgical29Complic
ations29Chapter292229Cardiovascular29and29Respiratory29Disor
ders
Chapter292329Hematologic29and29Immunologic29Complications2
9Chapter292429Infectious29Diseases
Chapter2 9 252 9 Neurologic2 9 and2 9 Psychiatric2 9 Disorders
SECTION2 9 IV2 9 Gynecology
Chapter292629Contraception
Chapter2 9 272 9 Sterilization
Chapter292829Vulvovaginitis
Chapter2 9 292 9 Sexually2 9 Transmitted2 9 Infections
Chapter293029Pelvic29Support29Defects,29Urinary29Incontinence,29and29Urinary29Tract29Inf
ection29Chapter293129Endometriosis
Chapter293229Dysmenorrhea29and29Chronic29Pelvic29
Pain29Chapter293329Disorders29of29the29Breast
Chapter293429Gynecologic29Procedur
es29Chapter293529Human29Sexuality
Chapter2 9 362 9 Sexual2 9 Assault2 9 and2 9 Domestic2 9 Violence
SECTION2 9 V2 9 Reproductive2 9 Endocrinology 2 9 and2 9 Infertility
Chapter293729Reproductive29Cycles29
Chapter293829Puberty
,Chapter293929Amenorrhea29and29Abnormal29Uterine29Bleeding2
9Chapter294029Hirsutism29and29Virilization
Chapter294129Menopause
Chapter294229Infertility
Chapter2 9 432 9 Premenstrual2 9 Syndrome 2 9 and2 9 Premenstrual2 9 Dysphoric2 9 Disorder
SECTION29VI29Gynecologic29Oncology29and29Uterine29Leiom
yoma29Chapter294429Cell29Biology29and29Principles29of29Cancer
29Therapy29Chapter294529Gestational29Trophoblastic29Neoplasi
a
Chapter294629Vulvar29and29Vaginal29Disease29and29Ne
oplasia29Chapter294729Cervical29Neoplasia29and29Carc
inoma29Chapter294829Uterine29Leiomyoma29and29Neo
plasia29Chapter294929Cancer29of29the29Uterine29Corpu
s
Chapter295029Ovarian29and29Adnexal29Disease
, Beckmann2 9 and2 9 Ling's2 9 Obstetrics2 9 and2 9 Gynecology2 9 Edition298th2 9 edition2 9 Test
2 9 Bank29Chapter2 9 1:2 9 Women’s2 9 Health2 9 Examination2 9 and2 9 Women’s2 9 Health2 9 C
areManagement
1:
Elevating29the29head29of29the29examining29table29approximately293029degrees29facilitates
a. The29observation29of29the29patient's29responses
b. The29ability29of29the29patient29to29comfortably29look29around29to29distract29her29from29the29examination29c:
c. The29contraction29of29the29abdominal29wall29muscle29groups,29making29the29examination29easier
d. Comfortable29blood29pressure29measurement
e. The29physician29not29being29distracted29by29eye29contact29with29the29patient
2:
Which29of29the29following29uterine29positions29is29most29associated29with29dyspareunia?
a. Midposition,29retroflexed
b. Retroverted,29anteflexed
c. Anteverted,29anteflexed
d. Retroverted,29retroflexed
e. Midpostion,29anteflexed
3:
Inquiry29concerning29adult29and29child29history29of29sexual29abuse29should29be29included29in29the29sexual29history
a. if29time29permits
b. in29visits29where29there29are29suspicious29physical29findings29but29not29otherwise
c. in29visits29where29sufficient29time29is29allotted
d. in29all29new29patient29visits
e. in29visits29where29a29specific29indication29is29noted
4:
Peau29d'orange29change29in29the29breast29is29associated29with
a. edema29of29the29lymphatics
b. jaundice
c. too29vigorous29breastfeeding
d. overly29tight29undergarments
e. galactorrhea
5:
Which29kind29of29speculum29is29often29most29suitable29for29examination29of29the29nulliparous29patient?
a. Morgan's29speculum
b. Endoscopic29speculum
c. Ling29speculum
d. Graves29speculum
e. Pederson29speculum
Beckmann and Ling's
OBSTETRICS AND
GYNECOLOGY
8th Edition
By Dr. Robert Casanova
,Beckmann29and29Ling's29Obstetrics29and29Gynecology29Edition298th29edition29Test29Bank
Table29of29Contents:
SECTION29I29General29Obstetrics29and29Gynecology
Chapter29129Women’s29Health29Examination29and29Women’s29Health29Care29Man
agement29Chapter29229The29Obstetrician–
Gynecologist’s29Role29in29Screening29and29Preventive29Care29Chapter29329Ethics,29
Liability,29and29Patient29Safety29in29Obstetrics29and29Gynecology29Chapter29429Em
bryology29and29Anatomy
SECTION29II29Obstetrics
Chapter2 9 52 9 Maternal–Fetal2 9 Physiology
Chapter2 9 62 9 Preconception2 9 and2 9 Antepartum2 9 Care
Chapter29729Genetics29and29Genetic29Disorders29in29Obstetrics29and29Gyn
ecology29Chapter29829Intrapartum29Care
Chapter29929Abnormal29Labor29and29Intrapartum29Fetal29Survei
llance29Chapter291029Immediate29Care29of29the29Newborn
Chapter291129Postpartum29Care29Ch
apter291229Postpartum29Hemorrhage
29Chapter291329Multifetal29Gestation
Chapter291429Fetal29Growth29Abnormalities:29Intrauterine29Growth29Restriction29and29Ma
crosomia29Chapter291529Preterm29Labor
Chapter2 9 162 9 Third-Trimester2 9 Bleeding
Chapter291729Premature29Rupture29of29Membranes29
Chapter291829Post-term29Pregnancy
Chapter2 9 192 9 Ectopic2 9 Pregnancy2 9 and2 9 Abortion
SECTION29III29Medical29and29Surgical29Disorders29in29Pregnancy
Chapter2 9 202 9 Endocrine2 9 Disorders
Chapter292129Gastrointestinal,29Renal,29and29Surgical29Complic
ations29Chapter292229Cardiovascular29and29Respiratory29Disor
ders
Chapter292329Hematologic29and29Immunologic29Complications2
9Chapter292429Infectious29Diseases
Chapter2 9 252 9 Neurologic2 9 and2 9 Psychiatric2 9 Disorders
SECTION2 9 IV2 9 Gynecology
Chapter292629Contraception
Chapter2 9 272 9 Sterilization
Chapter292829Vulvovaginitis
Chapter2 9 292 9 Sexually2 9 Transmitted2 9 Infections
Chapter293029Pelvic29Support29Defects,29Urinary29Incontinence,29and29Urinary29Tract29Inf
ection29Chapter293129Endometriosis
Chapter293229Dysmenorrhea29and29Chronic29Pelvic29
Pain29Chapter293329Disorders29of29the29Breast
Chapter293429Gynecologic29Procedur
es29Chapter293529Human29Sexuality
Chapter2 9 362 9 Sexual2 9 Assault2 9 and2 9 Domestic2 9 Violence
SECTION2 9 V2 9 Reproductive2 9 Endocrinology 2 9 and2 9 Infertility
Chapter293729Reproductive29Cycles29
Chapter293829Puberty
,Chapter293929Amenorrhea29and29Abnormal29Uterine29Bleeding2
9Chapter294029Hirsutism29and29Virilization
Chapter294129Menopause
Chapter294229Infertility
Chapter2 9 432 9 Premenstrual2 9 Syndrome 2 9 and2 9 Premenstrual2 9 Dysphoric2 9 Disorder
SECTION29VI29Gynecologic29Oncology29and29Uterine29Leiom
yoma29Chapter294429Cell29Biology29and29Principles29of29Cancer
29Therapy29Chapter294529Gestational29Trophoblastic29Neoplasi
a
Chapter294629Vulvar29and29Vaginal29Disease29and29Ne
oplasia29Chapter294729Cervical29Neoplasia29and29Carc
inoma29Chapter294829Uterine29Leiomyoma29and29Neo
plasia29Chapter294929Cancer29of29the29Uterine29Corpu
s
Chapter295029Ovarian29and29Adnexal29Disease
, Beckmann2 9 and2 9 Ling's2 9 Obstetrics2 9 and2 9 Gynecology2 9 Edition298th2 9 edition2 9 Test
2 9 Bank29Chapter2 9 1:2 9 Women’s2 9 Health2 9 Examination2 9 and2 9 Women’s2 9 Health2 9 C
areManagement
1:
Elevating29the29head29of29the29examining29table29approximately293029degrees29facilitates
a. The29observation29of29the29patient's29responses
b. The29ability29of29the29patient29to29comfortably29look29around29to29distract29her29from29the29examination29c:
c. The29contraction29of29the29abdominal29wall29muscle29groups,29making29the29examination29easier
d. Comfortable29blood29pressure29measurement
e. The29physician29not29being29distracted29by29eye29contact29with29the29patient
2:
Which29of29the29following29uterine29positions29is29most29associated29with29dyspareunia?
a. Midposition,29retroflexed
b. Retroverted,29anteflexed
c. Anteverted,29anteflexed
d. Retroverted,29retroflexed
e. Midpostion,29anteflexed
3:
Inquiry29concerning29adult29and29child29history29of29sexual29abuse29should29be29included29in29the29sexual29history
a. if29time29permits
b. in29visits29where29there29are29suspicious29physical29findings29but29not29otherwise
c. in29visits29where29sufficient29time29is29allotted
d. in29all29new29patient29visits
e. in29visits29where29a29specific29indication29is29noted
4:
Peau29d'orange29change29in29the29breast29is29associated29with
a. edema29of29the29lymphatics
b. jaundice
c. too29vigorous29breastfeeding
d. overly29tight29undergarments
e. galactorrhea
5:
Which29kind29of29speculum29is29often29most29suitable29for29examination29of29the29nulliparous29patient?
a. Morgan's29speculum
b. Endoscopic29speculum
c. Ling29speculum
d. Graves29speculum
e. Pederson29speculum
