FNP/GYN - menses, abnormal bleeding, ACOG recommendations UPDATED ACTUAL Questions and CORRECT Answers

FNP/GYN - menses, abnormal bleeding,
ACOG recommendations UPDATED
ACTUAL Questions and CORRECT
Answers
Dysmenorrhea is prominently manifested by - CORRECT ANSWER - pelvic pain


when does dysmenorrhea usually occur in relation to the menstrual cycle - CORRECT
ANSWER - just before and during menstruation



primary dysmenorrhea definition and cause - CORRECT ANSWER - pelvic pain without
the presence of disease-results from uterine contractions mediated by prostaglandins


first line treatment in primary dysmenorrhea - CORRECT ANSWER - NSAIDS- inhibits
prostaglandin synthesis


secondary dysmenorrhea can occur from these 3 pelvic disorders - CORRECT ANSWER -
endometriosis, adenomyosis, fibroids


endometrial tissue within the uterine wall - CORRECT ANSWER - adenomyosis



physical change that usually signifies the progress of puberty - CORRECT ANSWER -
onset of breast development or breast buds (thelarche)


development of regular ovulatory menstrual cycles may take - CORRECT ANSWER - 1-5
years (as the hypothalamic pituitary ovarian axis matures)


clear evidence of puberty process - CORRECT ANSWER - breasts and pubic hair
development, and somatic growth