Nursing 3100 Final Exam 2025
Questions and Answers
Signs of yeast infection - ANSWER-thick, white, cheesy discharge
inflamed labia
reddened vaginal mucosa, patches of discharge
itching
yeast infection proper names - ANSWER-moniliasis, vaginal candidacies
yeast infection risk factors - ANSWER-pregnancy, uncontrolled diabetes, tight
fitting synthetic underclothes, medications such as corticosteroids, antibiotics, oral
contraceptives
t/f oral contraceptives can increase your risk of yeast infections - ANSWER-true
signs of cervical cancer - ANSWER-hardened ulcer
cauliflower like growth
how to diagnose cervical cancer? - ANSWER-pap smear
cervical precancer called - ANSWER-dysplasia
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,deaths from cervical cancer have ______________ over the last 40 years -
ANSWER-decreased
cervical cancers are typically caused by - ANSWER-HPV 16 and 18 (70% of cases)
risk factors of cervical cancer - ANSWER-HPV, smoking, chlamydia, early onset
of intercourse, poor diet, immunosuppression, obesity, IUD, poverty, multiple full
term pregnancies, family history, mother who took diethylstilbestrol
reduce cervical cancer risk by - ANSWER-HPV vaccine at 10/11, routine Pap
smears, screen if mother used DES, avoid risky sex
Herpes signs and symptoms - ANSWER-clusters of vesicles which break and
become painful reddened ulcers
DES malformations - ANSWER-cervical abnormalities that may become cancer
columnar epithelium over ectocervix
columnar epithelium over vaginal wall
circular column of tissue that separates cervix from wall
enlarged upper ectocervical lip
Herpes symptoms - ANSWER-original outbreak is many small painful ulcers with
erythematous base
further outbreaks less severe
erythematous - ANSWER-condition of being red
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,toxic shock syndrome cause - ANSWER-Staphylococcus aureus
toxic shock syndrome - ANSWER-toxemia leading to shock and organ failure
vaginal drynesss - ANSWER-often occurs with menopause
bacterial vaginosis cause - ANSWER-anaerobic bacteria, sexually transmitted
discharge of someone with bacterial vaginosis - ANSWER-thin grey/white, fishy
discharge of someone with yeast infection - ANSWER-thick, white, cheesy
pH of vagina during bacterial vaginosis - ANSWER-greater than 4.5, usually 5.5-
6.0
Gonorrhea - ANSWER-green discharge, urethral inflammation
gonorrhea and chlamydia increases risk of developing - ANSWER-Pelvic
inflammatory disease, PID
discharge of somebody with gonorrhea - ANSWER-green
discharge of somebody with chlamydia - ANSWER-mucopurulent yellow
discharge
mucopurulent - ANSWER-containing both mucus and pus
male urethritis discharge color - ANSWER-clear or white
Pap smear specimen obtained with - ANSWER-wooden spatula, cotton swab, or
brush
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, Pap smear examines: - ANSWER-cells from cervix and endocervix
urinary incontinence cause - ANSWER-muscle weakness or loss of urethral
elasticity
male urinary incontinence - ANSWER-after prostatectomy, age, enlarged prostate,
diabetes, neurologic diseases, smoking, blood loss, prostate tumor, radiation
urge incontinence - ANSWER-inability to hold urine beyond the time of mental
awareness of need to urinate
stress incontinence - ANSWER-increased intra abdominal pressure
sneezing and coughing can cause - ANSWER-increased abdominal pressure and
spontaneous urination
genitalia exam prep female - ANSWER-stool, light, speculum, water-soluble
lubricant, swabs, non sterile gloves, bifid spatula, endocervical broom
position for female vaginal exam - ANSWER-lithotomy position
male genital exam position - ANSWER-patient stands, provider sits
rectum exam prep - ANSWER-gloves, patient over table, lubricate finger, explain
exam
palpate prostate gland - ANSWER-palpate rectal surface to eval prostate size,
contour, consistency, mobility, tenderness
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Questions and Answers
Signs of yeast infection - ANSWER-thick, white, cheesy discharge
inflamed labia
reddened vaginal mucosa, patches of discharge
itching
yeast infection proper names - ANSWER-moniliasis, vaginal candidacies
yeast infection risk factors - ANSWER-pregnancy, uncontrolled diabetes, tight
fitting synthetic underclothes, medications such as corticosteroids, antibiotics, oral
contraceptives
t/f oral contraceptives can increase your risk of yeast infections - ANSWER-true
signs of cervical cancer - ANSWER-hardened ulcer
cauliflower like growth
how to diagnose cervical cancer? - ANSWER-pap smear
cervical precancer called - ANSWER-dysplasia
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,deaths from cervical cancer have ______________ over the last 40 years -
ANSWER-decreased
cervical cancers are typically caused by - ANSWER-HPV 16 and 18 (70% of cases)
risk factors of cervical cancer - ANSWER-HPV, smoking, chlamydia, early onset
of intercourse, poor diet, immunosuppression, obesity, IUD, poverty, multiple full
term pregnancies, family history, mother who took diethylstilbestrol
reduce cervical cancer risk by - ANSWER-HPV vaccine at 10/11, routine Pap
smears, screen if mother used DES, avoid risky sex
Herpes signs and symptoms - ANSWER-clusters of vesicles which break and
become painful reddened ulcers
DES malformations - ANSWER-cervical abnormalities that may become cancer
columnar epithelium over ectocervix
columnar epithelium over vaginal wall
circular column of tissue that separates cervix from wall
enlarged upper ectocervical lip
Herpes symptoms - ANSWER-original outbreak is many small painful ulcers with
erythematous base
further outbreaks less severe
erythematous - ANSWER-condition of being red
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,toxic shock syndrome cause - ANSWER-Staphylococcus aureus
toxic shock syndrome - ANSWER-toxemia leading to shock and organ failure
vaginal drynesss - ANSWER-often occurs with menopause
bacterial vaginosis cause - ANSWER-anaerobic bacteria, sexually transmitted
discharge of someone with bacterial vaginosis - ANSWER-thin grey/white, fishy
discharge of someone with yeast infection - ANSWER-thick, white, cheesy
pH of vagina during bacterial vaginosis - ANSWER-greater than 4.5, usually 5.5-
6.0
Gonorrhea - ANSWER-green discharge, urethral inflammation
gonorrhea and chlamydia increases risk of developing - ANSWER-Pelvic
inflammatory disease, PID
discharge of somebody with gonorrhea - ANSWER-green
discharge of somebody with chlamydia - ANSWER-mucopurulent yellow
discharge
mucopurulent - ANSWER-containing both mucus and pus
male urethritis discharge color - ANSWER-clear or white
Pap smear specimen obtained with - ANSWER-wooden spatula, cotton swab, or
brush
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, Pap smear examines: - ANSWER-cells from cervix and endocervix
urinary incontinence cause - ANSWER-muscle weakness or loss of urethral
elasticity
male urinary incontinence - ANSWER-after prostatectomy, age, enlarged prostate,
diabetes, neurologic diseases, smoking, blood loss, prostate tumor, radiation
urge incontinence - ANSWER-inability to hold urine beyond the time of mental
awareness of need to urinate
stress incontinence - ANSWER-increased intra abdominal pressure
sneezing and coughing can cause - ANSWER-increased abdominal pressure and
spontaneous urination
genitalia exam prep female - ANSWER-stool, light, speculum, water-soluble
lubricant, swabs, non sterile gloves, bifid spatula, endocervical broom
position for female vaginal exam - ANSWER-lithotomy position
male genital exam position - ANSWER-patient stands, provider sits
rectum exam prep - ANSWER-gloves, patient over table, lubricate finger, explain
exam
palpate prostate gland - ANSWER-palpate rectal surface to eval prostate size,
contour, consistency, mobility, tenderness
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