VERIFIED ANSWERS| (MARYVILLE) 2025
Candidiasis wet prep shows what - ANSWER hyphae & yeast buds
Yeast infection treatment - ANSWER Diflucan 150 mg Po once
BV discharge - ANSWER thin, grey to milky white and malodorous with itching.
BV wet prep - ANSWER Clue cells
BV treatment - ANSWER Metronidazole (flagyl) 500mg tb PO, BID 7 days or metrogel.
Trichomonas discharge - ANSWER yellow/green and frothy/bubbles with itching and
irritation, malodorous.
Trichomonas wet prep - ANSWER Motile protozoa.
Trichomonas treatment - ANSWER Metronidazole 500 mg PO BID, for 7 days, Men Single
dose 2gm.
Chlamydia discharge - ANSWER yellow/green dc with itching and irritation.
Chlamydia wet prep - ANSWER WBC, need to order DNA probe to conform
Chlamydia diagnostic test - ANSWER DNA probe to conform
Chlamydia treatment - ANSWER Doxycycline 100mg BID 7 days.
How to prevent neural tube defects - ANSWER Folic acid intake 0.4 mcg/day
Goodell's sign - ANSWER The Goodell sign refers to a probable sign of pregnancy,
characterized by softening of the cervix. A positive Goodell sign occurs due to increased
blood flow noticed in the cervix during the first 4 to 8 weeks of pregnancy
Chadwick's sign - ANSWER due to increased blood flow noticed in the cervix during the first 4
,to 8 weeks of pregnancy, which can also give the vaginal part of the cervix a bluish
appearance
Hegar's sign - ANSWER softening of the lower segment of the uterus, which occurs around six
to 12 weeks of gestation
Braxton Hicks - ANSWER
gravidia - ANSWER A pregnancy regardless of duration and includes present pregnancy
Para - ANSWER Past pregnancies that continued to the period of viability
primigravida - ANSWER first pregnancy
multigravida - ANSWER woman who has been pregnant more than once
nullipara - ANSWER a woman who has not had any children
Primipara - ANSWER Woman who has carried a pregnancy to viability or term
multipara - ANSWER woman who has given birth to two or more children
Frequency of prenatal visits up to 28 weeks - ANSWER Every 4 weeks
Frequency of prenatal visits from 28-36 weeks - ANSWER Every 2 weeks
Frequency of prenatal visits from 36 weeks and on - ANSWER Every week
Initial prenatal visit - ANSWER confirm pregnancy, LMP, obstetric Hx, PMH, Genetic HX,
Nutrition and habits (tobacco, alcohol, drugs). Social Hx (work, abuse, coping), current
symptoms.
• Physical Exam, Pelvic & Pap smear if due
• Labs: Blood type and antibody screen (for RH-), Rubella, vericella, and Hep B titer, CBC, GC,
syphillus, HIV, Hep C
UA
,Subsequent Vprenatal Vvisits V- VANSWER VWeight
BP
V
FHT Vat V12 Vweeks
Fundal Vheight Vat V17 Vweeks
UA
V
Quickening Vand Vfetal Vmovement
Quad Vscreen Vresults Vfor VTrisomy V21 Vand V18 V- VANSWER VInhibin-A:
Increased VAFP: VDecreased
V
HCG: VIncreased
uE3: VDecreased
V
Quad Vscreen Vresults Vfor VNTD V- VANSWER VInhibin-A:
Normal VAFP: VIncreased
V
HCG: VNormal
uE3: VNormal
V
endomyometritis V- VANSWER Vmost Vcommon Vpostpartum Vinfection, Voriginates Vat Vplacental Vsite.
Fever, Vchills, Vanorexia, Vnausea, Vfatigue, Vpelvic Vpain, Vfoul Vlochia
V
CBC- Velevated VWBC, Vsed Vrate, VBlood Vand Vcervical Vcultures V*Send Vto
hospital VTx: Vtriple VIV Vantibiotics, Vhydration, Vrest, Vand Vnutrition
V
UTI Vin Vpregnancy Vincreases Vrisk Vfor V- VANSWER VRenal Vdamage
Preterm Vlabor
V
UTI Vin Vpregnancy Vpositive VUA Vand Vculture V- VANSWER V•Urine Vdipstick
, -+nitrites
-+leukocytes
• Urine Vculture
-25,000 V- V100,000 V= Vtx. VIndicated
UTI Vin Vpregnancy Vtreatment Voptions V- VANSWER VTreatment
• Macrobid—category VB
• Ampicillin—category V B
• Keflex—category VB
• Pyridium—category VB
• Bactrim—category VC
-Do Vnot Vuse V<13 Vweeks Vor V>36 Vweeks
Effects Vof VPreexisting VDM Vin Vpregnancy Vmaternal Vrisks V- VANSWER V•PIH
• Cystitis
• DKA
• Spont VAb
Effects Vof VPreexisting VDM Vin Vpregnancy Vfetal Vrisks V- VANSWER V•NTD's
• Cardiac Vdefects
• Macrosomia Vor
• IUGR
• hyperbilirubinemia
fetal Vlung
V
immaturity
V