EXAM III – EXTRAS SCIENCE - MEDICINE QUESTIONS WITH 100% VERIFIED ANSWERS/ HELPFUL REVISION QS&AS 2025/2026 When should a woman start getting Pap tests? A. When she becomes sexually active B. At age 21 C. During her first pregnancy D. Before birth control is prescribed - Correct Answer-Answer B Women are advised to begin Pap testing either 3 years after the onset of vaginal intercourse or at the age of 21, whichever comes first. For a young teenager, birth control may be prescribed without first performing a pelvic exam Mimi, age 52, asks why she should perform a monthly breast self-examination (BSE) when she has an annual exam by the physician, as well as a yearly mammogram. You respond, A. "If you are faithful about your annual exams and mammograms, that is enough. " B. "More breast abnormalities are picked up by mammograms than by clinical exams or BSE. " C. "More than 90% of all breast abnormalities are first detected by self-examination. " D. "Self-examinations need to be performed only every other month. " - Correct Answer-Answer C More than 90% of all breast abnormalities are first detected by self-examination. All women older than age 20 should examine their breasts monthly, a week after their period. After menopause, women should examine their breasts at the same time each month. Screening test recommendations for HIV infection include A. all clients. B. persons getting married. C. teenagers who have been sexually active for 1 year. D. intravenous drug users and clients with high-risk behaviors. - Correct Answer-Answer D The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommend that all clients with high-risk behaviors be encouraged to be screened for HIV antibodies to identify those who are already infected so that interventions can be started to further halt the spread of the virus Bone density studies to screen for osteoporosis should be performed on which of the following? A. Perimenopausal women who used to smoke but no longer do B. Only on women after menopause C. All women who have had hysterectomies D. Women with drinking problems Continues....
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