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Exam (elaborations) NR 602 DISCUSSION WEEK 4 PBL CASE STUDY DISCUSSION WOMEN'S HEALTH PART ONE (GRADED) PBL Case Study Discussion: Women's Health Part One (graded) Overview: Kayla, a now 38-year-old Caucasian and Latino female, comes in the month after Riley’s last illness complaining of fatigue, right breast pain, and vaginal itching. HPI: The breast pain began in the right breast and is now into the right axilla. It is warm and tender to touch. She has not noticed any nipple dis...

NR 602 MID TERM STUDY GUIDE COMPLETE SOLUTIONS NR 602 MID TERM STUDY GUIDE Signs of pregnancy. (presumptive, probable, (+)) Presumptive Signs: least obj. or subj. signs;can also be caused by many other conditions Presumptive signs include: • Amenorrhea: o Highly suggestive of preg. in a healthy fem w/ regular & predictable period. Difficult to determine in a fem w/ irregular periods or in those who do not keep track of their menstrual cycles • Nausea & vomiting: o Common symptom (...

NSG 6020 Final Exam Review 1. Normal breast changes with menstrual cycle Fibrocystic breast changes include a variety of histopathological variations, with fibrotic thickening often paired with the development of cysts. However, this condition is considered benign and/or physiological rather than pathological. The nodularity is usually associated with tenderness. The nodularity and tender- ness are both cyclic in nature, fluctuating with the menstrual cycle. The symp- toms are usually mos...

NSG 6020 Final Exam Review 1. Normal breast changes with menstrual cycle Fibrocystic breast changes include a variety of histopathological variations, with fibrotic thickening often paired with the development of cysts. However, this condition is considered benign and/or physiological rather than pathological. The nodularity is usually associated with tenderness. The nodularity and tender- ness are both cyclic in nature, fluctuating with the menstrual cycle. The symp- toms are usually mos...

NSG 6020 Final Exam Review 1. Normal breast changes with menstrual cycle Fibrocystic breast changes include a variety of histopathological variations, with fibrotic thickening often paired with the development of cysts. However, this condition is considered benign and/or physiological rather than pathological. The nodularity is usually associated with tenderness. The nodularity and tender- ness are both cyclic in nature, fluctuating with the menstrual cycle. The symp- toms are usually mos...

NSG 6020 Final Exam Review 1. Normal breast changes with menstrual cycle Fibrocystic breast changes include a variety of histopathological variations, with fibrotic thickening often paired with the development of cysts. However, this condition is considered benign and/or physiological rather than pathological. The nodularity is usually associated with tenderness. The nodularity and tender- ness are both cyclic in nature, fluctuating with the menstrual cycle. The symp- toms are usually mos...

NSG 6020-NSG 6020 Final Exam Review. Exam Elaborations NSG 6020 Final Exam Review 1. Normal breast changes with menstrual cycle Fibrocystic breast changes include a variety of histopathological variations, with fibrotic thickening often paired with the development of cysts. However, this condition is considered benign and/or physiological rather than pathological. The nodularity is usually associated with tenderness. The nodularity and tender- ness are both cyclic in nature, fluctuating...

NSG 6020 Final Exam Review ⦁  Normal breast changes with menstrual cycle Fibrocystic breast changes include a variety of histopathological variations, with fibrotic thickening often paired with the development of cysts. However, this condition is considered benign and/or physiological rather than pathological. The nodularity is usually associated with tenderness. The nodularity and tender- ness are both cyclic in nature, fluctuating with the menstrual cycle. The symp- toms are usually most...

NSG 6020 Final Exam Review 1. Normal breast changes with menstrual cycle Fibrocystic breast changes include a variety of histopathological variations, with fibrotic thickening often paired with the development of cysts. However, this condition is considered benign and/or physiological rather than pathological. The nodularity is usually associated with tenderness. The nodularity and tender- ness are both cyclic in nature, fluctuating with the menstrual cycle. The symp- toms are usually mos...