NURS 5432 FAMILY CERTIFICATION
EVALUATION 2026 SOLVED QUESTION SET
GRADED A+
◉ How does the copper IUD prevent pregnancy?.
Answer: copper is a spermicide and creates a sterile inflammatory
response
◉ How does the Copper IUD affect your period?.
Answer: Regular period with sometimes more cramping
◉ A pelvic exam is needed for which type of contraception?
A. Condoms
B. IUD
C. Combined oral contraceptive
D. Depp-Provera shot
E. The Ring
F. The Patch.
Answer: B. IUD
,pelvic exam is only required for IUD
◉ What are the ovarian changes associated with menopause?.
Answer: Decrease in ovarian follicles leads to a reduction of estrogen
and progesterone
◉ FSH is increased or decreased in menopause due to ovarian
failure?.
Answer: Increased
◉ Lack of which hormone presents ovulation causing Anovulation
and progesterone deficiency?.
Answer: Luteinizing hormone
◉ Women without a uterus should be treated with both estrogen
and progesterone Hormone replacement therapy, True or False?.
Answer: False, Estrogen replacement therapy (Alone) is for women
without a uterus
◉ What is the main risk that occurs if a woman WITH a uterus get
HRT that has Estrogen without Progesterone?.
Answer: Increased risk of endometrial cancer if estrogen is given
without progesterone to women with a uterus
, ◉ Which SSRI and SNRIs are used to reduce vasomotor symptoms in
menopausal women? (4).
Answer: 1. Paroxetine
2. Venlafaxine
3. Fluoxetine
4. Citalopram
◉ Gabapentin reduced hot flashes but requires dosing and can cause
mental fog, True or False?.
Answer: True
◉ Which of the following SERMs can be used for genitourinary
syndrome of menopause and help with moderate to severe
dyspareunia?
A. Ospemofene
B. Tamoxifen
C. Raloxifene
D. Toremifene.
Answer: A. Ospemofene 60mg PO daily
◉ At what age is DEXA recommended for all women?.
Answer: all women ≥ 65 yr
EVALUATION 2026 SOLVED QUESTION SET
GRADED A+
◉ How does the copper IUD prevent pregnancy?.
Answer: copper is a spermicide and creates a sterile inflammatory
response
◉ How does the Copper IUD affect your period?.
Answer: Regular period with sometimes more cramping
◉ A pelvic exam is needed for which type of contraception?
A. Condoms
B. IUD
C. Combined oral contraceptive
D. Depp-Provera shot
E. The Ring
F. The Patch.
Answer: B. IUD
,pelvic exam is only required for IUD
◉ What are the ovarian changes associated with menopause?.
Answer: Decrease in ovarian follicles leads to a reduction of estrogen
and progesterone
◉ FSH is increased or decreased in menopause due to ovarian
failure?.
Answer: Increased
◉ Lack of which hormone presents ovulation causing Anovulation
and progesterone deficiency?.
Answer: Luteinizing hormone
◉ Women without a uterus should be treated with both estrogen
and progesterone Hormone replacement therapy, True or False?.
Answer: False, Estrogen replacement therapy (Alone) is for women
without a uterus
◉ What is the main risk that occurs if a woman WITH a uterus get
HRT that has Estrogen without Progesterone?.
Answer: Increased risk of endometrial cancer if estrogen is given
without progesterone to women with a uterus
, ◉ Which SSRI and SNRIs are used to reduce vasomotor symptoms in
menopausal women? (4).
Answer: 1. Paroxetine
2. Venlafaxine
3. Fluoxetine
4. Citalopram
◉ Gabapentin reduced hot flashes but requires dosing and can cause
mental fog, True or False?.
Answer: True
◉ Which of the following SERMs can be used for genitourinary
syndrome of menopause and help with moderate to severe
dyspareunia?
A. Ospemofene
B. Tamoxifen
C. Raloxifene
D. Toremifene.
Answer: A. Ospemofene 60mg PO daily
◉ At what age is DEXA recommended for all women?.
Answer: all women ≥ 65 yr
