NUR113 FINAL EXAM VERIFIED
QUESTIONS WITH 100% CORRECT
ANSWERS
\Q\.Maternal Mortality Rates - ANSWER-✔# Deaths per 100,000 live births
\Q\.Infant Mortality Rates - ANSWER-✔# Deaths per 1,000 live births
<1 yr old
\Q\.Childhood Mortality Rates - ANSWER-✔# Deaths per 100,000 live births
> 1 yr old < 19 yrs old
\Q\.Barriers to Care - ANSWER-✔Low SES
Age (teens reluctant)
Culture/Race
Alcohol/Drug Use
Hx of bad experiences
\Q\.Prenatal Care - ANSWER-✔Improves health or mother and infant
,\Q\.Prenatal Development of Reproductive Organs is _____(1)______ for the first
_____(2)______ weeks - ANSWER-✔1) Undifferentiated
2) Six
\Q\.Sexual Differentiation R/T Presence of _____(1)_______ and complete by week
_______(2)_____. - ANSWER-✔1)Testosterone
2) Week 12 (exterior-you see it on U/S)
*week 7(internal structures)
\Q\.Onset of Puberty in Males is more _____(1)_____ and begins with growth of
______(2)______ and _____(3)____.
Approximate age range ______(4)_____ to ____(5)_____. - ANSWER-✔1) Subtle
2) Testes
3) Penis
4) 9 yrs
5) 17 yrs
\Q\.Puberty begins __(1)___ earlier in ___(2)____ than ____(3)___. - ANSWER-✔1) 6 months to
1 year earlier
2) Girls
3) Boys
\Q\.Older Female:
Age-Related Changes - ANSWER-✔1) Decreased Estrogen
2) Increased Androgen
3) Breast/Genital Atrophy
4) Decreased Bone Mass
,5) Increased Vaginal Dryness
\Q\.Older Male:
Age-Related Changes - ANSWER-✔1) Decreased Testosterone
2) Testicles shrink
3) Scrotum sags
4) Prostate Enlarges
\Q\.Female Puberty Changes - ANSWER-✔1) Increased Breast/Nipple Size
2) Pelvis widens/Hips round
3) Pubic Hair
4) Skeletal growth (starts 1 year after breasts)
5) External Genitalia Enlarge
\Q\.Female Puberty Facts:
R/T Ova(1) and Menses(2) - ANSWER-✔1) A woman has all the ova she will ever have when she
is born
2) Girls don't always ovulate in early menstrual cycles
\Q\.Menstrual Cycles:
Ovarian - ANSWER-✔1) Follicular Phase
2) Ovulatory Phase
3) Luteal Phase (always 14 days)
\Q\.Menstrual Cycles: Ovarian
Where do fluctuations occur? - ANSWER-✔1) In Follicular and Ovulatory Phases
, 2) Luteal Phase is always 14 days
3) Average cycle is 28 days
\Q\.How to determine ovulation date in abnormal cycle? - ANSWER-✔Count back 14 days from
first day of period since Luteal Phase is always 14 days in every woman. : )
\Q\.Menstrual Cycles:
Endometrial - ANSWER-✔1) Menstrual Phase
2) Proliferative Phase
3) Secretory Phase
4) Ischemic Phase
\Q\.Menstrual Cycles:
Endometrial begins with what phase? - ANSWER-✔1) Menstrual Phase
\Q\.Calculating EDD:
_____(1)______ Rule
How do you calculate?(2) - ANSWER-✔1) Naegele's Rule
2) Subtract 3 months from LMP and then add 7 days (change year if necessary)
\Q\.GTPAL - ANSWER-✔G- # of pregnancies (including current)
T- # of pregnancies carried =/> 37 weeks
P- # of pregnancies carried > 20 weeks but < 37 weeks
A- # of pregnancies carried =/< 20 weeks
L- # of live births(children living)
*Twins only count as one in all categories except "L"
QUESTIONS WITH 100% CORRECT
ANSWERS
\Q\.Maternal Mortality Rates - ANSWER-✔# Deaths per 100,000 live births
\Q\.Infant Mortality Rates - ANSWER-✔# Deaths per 1,000 live births
<1 yr old
\Q\.Childhood Mortality Rates - ANSWER-✔# Deaths per 100,000 live births
> 1 yr old < 19 yrs old
\Q\.Barriers to Care - ANSWER-✔Low SES
Age (teens reluctant)
Culture/Race
Alcohol/Drug Use
Hx of bad experiences
\Q\.Prenatal Care - ANSWER-✔Improves health or mother and infant
,\Q\.Prenatal Development of Reproductive Organs is _____(1)______ for the first
_____(2)______ weeks - ANSWER-✔1) Undifferentiated
2) Six
\Q\.Sexual Differentiation R/T Presence of _____(1)_______ and complete by week
_______(2)_____. - ANSWER-✔1)Testosterone
2) Week 12 (exterior-you see it on U/S)
*week 7(internal structures)
\Q\.Onset of Puberty in Males is more _____(1)_____ and begins with growth of
______(2)______ and _____(3)____.
Approximate age range ______(4)_____ to ____(5)_____. - ANSWER-✔1) Subtle
2) Testes
3) Penis
4) 9 yrs
5) 17 yrs
\Q\.Puberty begins __(1)___ earlier in ___(2)____ than ____(3)___. - ANSWER-✔1) 6 months to
1 year earlier
2) Girls
3) Boys
\Q\.Older Female:
Age-Related Changes - ANSWER-✔1) Decreased Estrogen
2) Increased Androgen
3) Breast/Genital Atrophy
4) Decreased Bone Mass
,5) Increased Vaginal Dryness
\Q\.Older Male:
Age-Related Changes - ANSWER-✔1) Decreased Testosterone
2) Testicles shrink
3) Scrotum sags
4) Prostate Enlarges
\Q\.Female Puberty Changes - ANSWER-✔1) Increased Breast/Nipple Size
2) Pelvis widens/Hips round
3) Pubic Hair
4) Skeletal growth (starts 1 year after breasts)
5) External Genitalia Enlarge
\Q\.Female Puberty Facts:
R/T Ova(1) and Menses(2) - ANSWER-✔1) A woman has all the ova she will ever have when she
is born
2) Girls don't always ovulate in early menstrual cycles
\Q\.Menstrual Cycles:
Ovarian - ANSWER-✔1) Follicular Phase
2) Ovulatory Phase
3) Luteal Phase (always 14 days)
\Q\.Menstrual Cycles: Ovarian
Where do fluctuations occur? - ANSWER-✔1) In Follicular and Ovulatory Phases
, 2) Luteal Phase is always 14 days
3) Average cycle is 28 days
\Q\.How to determine ovulation date in abnormal cycle? - ANSWER-✔Count back 14 days from
first day of period since Luteal Phase is always 14 days in every woman. : )
\Q\.Menstrual Cycles:
Endometrial - ANSWER-✔1) Menstrual Phase
2) Proliferative Phase
3) Secretory Phase
4) Ischemic Phase
\Q\.Menstrual Cycles:
Endometrial begins with what phase? - ANSWER-✔1) Menstrual Phase
\Q\.Calculating EDD:
_____(1)______ Rule
How do you calculate?(2) - ANSWER-✔1) Naegele's Rule
2) Subtract 3 months from LMP and then add 7 days (change year if necessary)
\Q\.GTPAL - ANSWER-✔G- # of pregnancies (including current)
T- # of pregnancies carried =/> 37 weeks
P- # of pregnancies carried > 20 weeks but < 37 weeks
A- # of pregnancies carried =/< 20 weeks
L- # of live births(children living)
*Twins only count as one in all categories except "L"
