NRS 125 EXAM AND VERIFIRD ANWERS

NRS 125 EXAM AND VERIFIRD ANWERS A client enters your clinic to discuss fertility based awareness. What are some education topics you would discuss with the patient? Fertility window open between days 8 to 19 of cycle. Requires abstinence during fertile window. Free, safe, acceptable to many religions, promotes self awareness. Virtually impossible for women who are irregular. A client enters your clinic to discuss the calendar rhythm method. What are some education topics you would discuss with the patient? Least reliable form of FBA. Record for 6 months, observe longest and shortest cycles. Fertile phase 18 days before end of shortest cycle and 11 days before end of longest cycle. Requires abstinence during fertile window. A client enters your clinic to discuss basal body temperature method. What are some education topics you would discuss with the patient? Take and record basal temp every morning. Use a specific thermometer with at least 3 hours sleep. Record temperature drop for 3-4 months, and start abstaining day of and 3 days after temp drop. Describe the Billing's Ovulation Method. Assess the amount and character of cervical mucus. Thicc and sticky gets the dicky; stretchy and clear put it in her rear (; Describe the primary symptothermal method. Couple records cycle day, coitus, and cervical mucus changes. Describe the secondary symptothermal method. Couple records increased libido, abdominal bloating, midcycle abdominal pain, and basal body temp. How does an IUD work? Triggers body's natural response to not allow sperm to reach the ovum. How effective is the plan B pill? 75-95% After a vasectomy, a man is not sterile until He has busted 20 nutzz What pharmacological intervention would the physician prescribe to a pregnant woman at 7 weeks gestation who wishes to pursue the clinical interruption of her pregnancy? Mifepristone NRS 125 EXAM AND VERIFIRD ANWERS What invasive procedure is available to pregnant women in their first trimester who wish to pursue clinical interruption of their pregnancy? D&C (1st trimester), D&E (2nd and 3rd trimesters) Describe therapeutic insemination. Turkey baste that beotch Describe in vitro fertilization. A ripe ova is removed from mother or donor. The egg is then mixed with fresh semen in a petri dish. After fertilization, several ova are implanted in the woman's uterus. How many haploid chromosomes does a human have? 23 Describe monosomy When a cell has 1 copy of a chromosome What are the most common sex chromosome alterations? Turner syndrome (girls) and Klinefelter syndrome What are the 2 major modes of genetic inheritance? Mendelian (single gene) and Non-Mendelian (multifactorial) What diseases are common autosomal dominant inheritance? Huntington disease, mutation HHT gene What percentage chance does a person affected with an autosomal dominant inheritance have of passing that gene down? 50% What diseases are common autosomal recessive inheritance? Sickle cell, Tay Sachs, Cystic Fibrosis, Phenylketonuria, and metabolic disorders Define perinatal loss Death of an infant or fetus up to 28 days after birth What are some factors that can cause perinatal loss? Biological conditions, fetal abnormalities, or environmental factors such as abuse, accidents (MVA's, slips, trips, and falls) What are some factors that can cause a miscarriage? Blighted ovum, chromosomal abnormalities, and health conditions of mother NRS 125 EXAM AND VERIFIRD ANWERS What are some factors that can cause fetal demise? Chromosomal abnormalities, placental issues, or umbilical cord complications What does prolonged retention of the fetus put the mother at risk for? Clotting; bleeding risk when factors are consumed What are some clinical manifestations of perinatal loss? Spotting, severe lower back pain