NUR 2502 / NUR2502: Multidimensional Care III / MDC 3 2027
Exam 1 Complete Questions and 100% Correct Answers
(Verified Pass)
Question 1.
Breast Cancer Risk Factors
Correct Answer: Increased Age Family History Early Menarche Nulliparity Late
Menopause Lack of Breastfeeding Postmenopausal Obesity Smoking / Alcohol
Use Positive BRCA 1 or 2
Question 2.
Breast Cancer Assessment
Correct Answer: Lump in breast, changes in size/shape/appearance of breast,
changes to skin over breast (ie dimpling), newly inverted nipple, peeling,
scaling, crusting, or flaking of areola or breast skin, peau d'orange, tender,
firm, enlarged or itchy breast.
Question 3.
Breast Cancer Diagnosis
Correct Answer: Mammogram (gold standard) Tomosynthesis Ultrasound MRI
Chest X-Ray CT Scan Liver Enzymes Serum Calcium Alkaline Phosphate
Question 4.
Breast Cancer Treatment
Correct Answer: non-surg: Vitamins, diet, herbal therapy surg: lumpectomy,
mastectomy (partial, total, radical) adjuvant: radiation, chemo/combo, drug
therapy, stem cell
Question 5.
Breast Cancer Self-Screening
Correct Answer: Self-breast exam MONTHLY for all women 7-10 days after
cycle starts 45-54 mammograms every year Screening should continue while
in good health Those with higher risk should start earlier
Question 6.
Fibrocystic Breast Disorder Patho
Correct Answer: Non-cancerous, lumpy breast texture
,Question 7.
Fibrocystic Breast Disorder Risk Factors
Correct Answer: Hormone Replacement therapy 20 - 50 years old
• Fibrocystic Breast Disorder Diagnosis -✓✓Clinical breast exam Mammogram
Ultrasound Fine-needle aspiration Breast Biopsy
Question 8.
Fibrocystic Breast Disorder Treatment
Correct Answer: Analgesics Limit salt intake before menses Wear supportive
bra at all times Ice or heat may help Reduce or eliminate caffeine, dairy
product Needle aspiration may be necessary Oral contraceptives or selective
estrogen
Question 9.
Endometrial Cancer Patho
Correct Answer: Most common reproductive cancer of the inner uterine lining.
Adenocarcinoma is most common tumor type. It arises from the glandular part
of the endometrium and usually follows endometrial hyperplasia
(overgrowth).
Question 10.
Endometrial Cancer Stages
Correct Answer: I: endometrium II: endometrium, cervix III: endometrium,
cervix, vagina, lymph nodes IV: endometrium, cervix, vagina, lymph nodes,
bowel, bladder
Question 11.
Endometrial Cancer Risk Factors
Correct Answer: women of reproductive age family history diabetes mellitus
hypertension obesity uterine polyps late menopause nulliparity smoking
Question 12.
Endometrial Cancer Assessment
Correct Answer: primary symptom is postmenopausal; how many pads does
client use daily other symptoms: low pelvic pain, watery/bloody vaginal
discharge, low back/abdominal pain; ask patient to describe pain and perform
examination
, Question 13.
Endometrial Cancer Diagnosis
Correct Answer: CBS transvaginal ultrasound chest x-ray, abdominal US,
pelvic CT, abdominal and pelvic MRI
• Endometrial Cancer Treatment -✓✓surg: total hysterectomy & bilateral
salpingo- oopherectomy nonsurg: radiation, chemo, drug therapy
Question 14.
Cervical Cancer Patho
Correct Answer: the uterine cervix is covered with squamous cells on the outer
cervix and columnar (glandular) cells that line the endocervical canal. most
cervical cancers arise from the squamous cells on the outside of the cervix;
other cancers come from mucus-secreting glandular cells (adenocarcinoma) in
endocervical canal
Question 15.
Cervical Cancer Risk Factors
Correct Answer: hpv or sti smoking multiple full-term pregnancies age (late
teens to early 30s highest risk) no screening access oral contraceptives
Question 16.
Cervical Cancer Assessment
Correct Answer: (hematuria), painless vaginal bleeding, unexplained weight
loss, dysuria (painful urination), pelvic pain, chest pain, rectal bleeding; pap
smear performed if tumor is visible
Question 17.
Cervical Cancer Diagnosis
Correct Answer: pap smear colposcopy endocervical curettage (scraping)
Question 18.
Cervical Cancer Treatment
Correct Answer: LEEP (loop electrosurgical excision procedure)- a thin loop
wire electrode that transmits a painless electrical current used to cut away
affected tissue; chemotherapy, radiation, cryotherapy, laser therapy, total
hysterectomy, conization
Exam 1 Complete Questions and 100% Correct Answers
(Verified Pass)
Question 1.
Breast Cancer Risk Factors
Correct Answer: Increased Age Family History Early Menarche Nulliparity Late
Menopause Lack of Breastfeeding Postmenopausal Obesity Smoking / Alcohol
Use Positive BRCA 1 or 2
Question 2.
Breast Cancer Assessment
Correct Answer: Lump in breast, changes in size/shape/appearance of breast,
changes to skin over breast (ie dimpling), newly inverted nipple, peeling,
scaling, crusting, or flaking of areola or breast skin, peau d'orange, tender,
firm, enlarged or itchy breast.
Question 3.
Breast Cancer Diagnosis
Correct Answer: Mammogram (gold standard) Tomosynthesis Ultrasound MRI
Chest X-Ray CT Scan Liver Enzymes Serum Calcium Alkaline Phosphate
Question 4.
Breast Cancer Treatment
Correct Answer: non-surg: Vitamins, diet, herbal therapy surg: lumpectomy,
mastectomy (partial, total, radical) adjuvant: radiation, chemo/combo, drug
therapy, stem cell
Question 5.
Breast Cancer Self-Screening
Correct Answer: Self-breast exam MONTHLY for all women 7-10 days after
cycle starts 45-54 mammograms every year Screening should continue while
in good health Those with higher risk should start earlier
Question 6.
Fibrocystic Breast Disorder Patho
Correct Answer: Non-cancerous, lumpy breast texture
,Question 7.
Fibrocystic Breast Disorder Risk Factors
Correct Answer: Hormone Replacement therapy 20 - 50 years old
• Fibrocystic Breast Disorder Diagnosis -✓✓Clinical breast exam Mammogram
Ultrasound Fine-needle aspiration Breast Biopsy
Question 8.
Fibrocystic Breast Disorder Treatment
Correct Answer: Analgesics Limit salt intake before menses Wear supportive
bra at all times Ice or heat may help Reduce or eliminate caffeine, dairy
product Needle aspiration may be necessary Oral contraceptives or selective
estrogen
Question 9.
Endometrial Cancer Patho
Correct Answer: Most common reproductive cancer of the inner uterine lining.
Adenocarcinoma is most common tumor type. It arises from the glandular part
of the endometrium and usually follows endometrial hyperplasia
(overgrowth).
Question 10.
Endometrial Cancer Stages
Correct Answer: I: endometrium II: endometrium, cervix III: endometrium,
cervix, vagina, lymph nodes IV: endometrium, cervix, vagina, lymph nodes,
bowel, bladder
Question 11.
Endometrial Cancer Risk Factors
Correct Answer: women of reproductive age family history diabetes mellitus
hypertension obesity uterine polyps late menopause nulliparity smoking
Question 12.
Endometrial Cancer Assessment
Correct Answer: primary symptom is postmenopausal; how many pads does
client use daily other symptoms: low pelvic pain, watery/bloody vaginal
discharge, low back/abdominal pain; ask patient to describe pain and perform
examination
, Question 13.
Endometrial Cancer Diagnosis
Correct Answer: CBS transvaginal ultrasound chest x-ray, abdominal US,
pelvic CT, abdominal and pelvic MRI
• Endometrial Cancer Treatment -✓✓surg: total hysterectomy & bilateral
salpingo- oopherectomy nonsurg: radiation, chemo, drug therapy
Question 14.
Cervical Cancer Patho
Correct Answer: the uterine cervix is covered with squamous cells on the outer
cervix and columnar (glandular) cells that line the endocervical canal. most
cervical cancers arise from the squamous cells on the outside of the cervix;
other cancers come from mucus-secreting glandular cells (adenocarcinoma) in
endocervical canal
Question 15.
Cervical Cancer Risk Factors
Correct Answer: hpv or sti smoking multiple full-term pregnancies age (late
teens to early 30s highest risk) no screening access oral contraceptives
Question 16.
Cervical Cancer Assessment
Correct Answer: (hematuria), painless vaginal bleeding, unexplained weight
loss, dysuria (painful urination), pelvic pain, chest pain, rectal bleeding; pap
smear performed if tumor is visible
Question 17.
Cervical Cancer Diagnosis
Correct Answer: pap smear colposcopy endocervical curettage (scraping)
Question 18.
Cervical Cancer Treatment
Correct Answer: LEEP (loop electrosurgical excision procedure)- a thin loop
wire electrode that transmits a painless electrical current used to cut away
affected tissue; chemotherapy, radiation, cryotherapy, laser therapy, total
hysterectomy, conization
