NUR 684- Test #1 Questions and Correct Answers the Latest Update
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NUR 684
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NUR 684
Normal vaginal secretions- characteristics
-Clear/cloudy/white
-Thin/mucoid
-Nonirritating
Leukorrhea (define)
An increase in the amount of vaginal secretions; can be thin or thick, white discharge
resulting from congestion of the vaginal mucosa and an increase in polymorphonuclear
leu...
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NUR 684- Test #1 Questions and Correct
Answers the Latest Update
Normal vaginal secretions- characteristics
✓ -Clear/cloudy/white
✓ -Thin/mucoid
✓ -Nonirritating
Leukorrhea (define)
✓ An increase in the amount of vaginal secretions; can be thin or thick, white discharge
resulting from congestion of the vaginal mucosa and an increase in polymorphonuclear
leukocytes (WBCs)
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