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WGU D120 Questions with Correct
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1. Discuss the 4 Principles of Practice
Ans: a. Safety is paramount
b. Adhere to ethical practices
c. Value base system health care delivery
d. Prevention and early migration of disease
1. Identify the appropriate age and interval of recommended health
screening for women.
Ans: a. Woman 19-49 MMR, hep b, and varicella for those non
immune.
b. Girls 11-26 HPV vaccine
c. Tdap 19-64 replace Td
d. Women 50> influenza annually
i. 19-49 annually for health care workers
ii. Chronic diseases, HD, DM
iii. Pregnant women
e. Pneumococcal 65 >or chronic disease, alcohol,
immunocompromised
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f. Contraindicated in pregnant women
i. MMR
ii. Varicella
iii. HPV
1. Outline the elements of the Well Woman Physical (refer to your
women's health SOAP note from D117)
Ans: a. History
b. Physical Exam
i. (1) inspection of the external genitalia, vagina, and cervix; (2)
collection of cytologic specimens from the exocervix (or
ectocervix) and superficial endocervical canal; and (3) palpation
of the cervix, uterus, and adnexa.
1. Outline the elements of the Well Woman Physical (refer to your
women's health SOAP note from D117)
e cervix, uterus, and adnexa.
Ans: a. History
b. Physical Exam
i. (1) inspection of the external genitalia, vagina, and cervix; (2)
collection of cytologic specimens from the exocervix (or
ectocervix) and superficial endocervical canal; and (3) palpation
of th
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1. Differentiate the signs of pregnancy
a. Presumptive Skin and mucus membrane changes
Ans: i. Chadwick sign dark discoloration of vulva vaginal walls
ii. Abdominal stria
iii. Linea nigra midline of lower abdomen
iv. Chloasma pigmentation under eyes (hormonal
contraceptives)
b. Probable physical changes
i. Uterine enlargement Piskacek Sign
ii. Hagar Sign softer cervix
iii. Pregnancy test
c. Positive
i. Fetal heartbeat endo ultrasound (6 weeks)
ii. Fetal movements (7-8 weeks)
1. Identify the benign conditions of the vulva.
Ans: a. White lesions
i. Vitiligo
1. Loss of pigment / observation
ii. Lichen sclerosis
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1. Intense itching and dyspareunia/topical steroids, carcinoma
iii. Lichen planus
1. Auto immune Wickham striae, classic fernlike or lacy
patterns./ topical steroids
iv. Lichen simples chronicus
1. Mimics psoriasa biosy needed/ immediate potency topical
steroids
v. Vulvovaginal atrophy
1. Postmenamaual decreased fat / estrogen creams/
moisturizers/ lubricants
a. Red Lesions
Ans: i. Eczema
1. Allergic contact mc, itching swelling and crusting
/discontinue use of allergen
ii. Seborrheic dermatitis
1. Red glazed shiney appreace on skin folds, greasy scalp
areas/topical steroids
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WGU D120 Questions with Correct
Answers | Latest Update Questions and
Correct Answers/ Latest Update / Already
Graded
1. Discuss the 4 Principles of Practice
Ans: a. Safety is paramount
b. Adhere to ethical practices
c. Value base system health care delivery
d. Prevention and early migration of disease
1. Identify the appropriate age and interval of recommended health
screening for women.
Ans: a. Woman 19-49 MMR, hep b, and varicella for those non
immune.
b. Girls 11-26 HPV vaccine
c. Tdap 19-64 replace Td
d. Women 50> influenza annually
i. 19-49 annually for health care workers
ii. Chronic diseases, HD, DM
iii. Pregnant women
e. Pneumococcal 65 >or chronic disease, alcohol,
immunocompromised
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f. Contraindicated in pregnant women
i. MMR
ii. Varicella
iii. HPV
1. Outline the elements of the Well Woman Physical (refer to your
women's health SOAP note from D117)
Ans: a. History
b. Physical Exam
i. (1) inspection of the external genitalia, vagina, and cervix; (2)
collection of cytologic specimens from the exocervix (or
ectocervix) and superficial endocervical canal; and (3) palpation
of the cervix, uterus, and adnexa.
1. Outline the elements of the Well Woman Physical (refer to your
women's health SOAP note from D117)
e cervix, uterus, and adnexa.
Ans: a. History
b. Physical Exam
i. (1) inspection of the external genitalia, vagina, and cervix; (2)
collection of cytologic specimens from the exocervix (or
ectocervix) and superficial endocervical canal; and (3) palpation
of th
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1. Differentiate the signs of pregnancy
a. Presumptive Skin and mucus membrane changes
Ans: i. Chadwick sign dark discoloration of vulva vaginal walls
ii. Abdominal stria
iii. Linea nigra midline of lower abdomen
iv. Chloasma pigmentation under eyes (hormonal
contraceptives)
b. Probable physical changes
i. Uterine enlargement Piskacek Sign
ii. Hagar Sign softer cervix
iii. Pregnancy test
c. Positive
i. Fetal heartbeat endo ultrasound (6 weeks)
ii. Fetal movements (7-8 weeks)
1. Identify the benign conditions of the vulva.
Ans: a. White lesions
i. Vitiligo
1. Loss of pigment / observation
ii. Lichen sclerosis
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1. Intense itching and dyspareunia/topical steroids, carcinoma
iii. Lichen planus
1. Auto immune Wickham striae, classic fernlike or lacy
patterns./ topical steroids
iv. Lichen simples chronicus
1. Mimics psoriasa biosy needed/ immediate potency topical
steroids
v. Vulvovaginal atrophy
1. Postmenamaual decreased fat / estrogen creams/
moisturizers/ lubricants
a. Red Lesions
Ans: i. Eczema
1. Allergic contact mc, itching swelling and crusting
/discontinue use of allergen
ii. Seborrheic dermatitis
1. Red glazed shiney appreace on skin folds, greasy scalp
areas/topical steroids
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