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NSG 6430 Midterm Questions and Answers Already Passed **During which stage of adolescent psychosocial development are eating disorders most likely to occur according to Neinstein?** Middle adolescence (14 to 16 years old). **What is a contraindication for a thirty-two-year-old woman considering the copper T IUD for contraception?** A history of ectopic pregnancy. **What specific consideration should be discussed with a twenty-two-year-old woman interested in Depo-Provera for bir...

NSG 6430 Final Review Latest Update Graded A+ What defines secondary dysmenorrhea? An underlying pathology causing pain symptoms during menstrual flow. Which pharmacologic therapy is effective for patients with PMS and PMDD? SSRIs. What classification is used to standardize Abnormal Uterine Bleeding related to structural etiology? PALM. Which phases are comprised in the ovarian cycle? (Select all that apply) Follicular & Luteal. What is a key initial question for a woman ...

NSG6430 Week 4 Quiz Latest Version Already Passed **How often is depot medroxyprogesterone acetate (DMPA) injection administered?** Every 12 weeks. **Why is there increasing interest in barrier contraception methods despite their lower effectiveness in preventing pregnancy?** Because they can help protect against STIs, including HIV. **What is a common side effect that a woman should be educated about when starting Depo- Provera injections for contraception?** Irregular b...

NSG6430 Women’s Health Final Questions and Answers 100% Pass **Which tool is essential for evaluating urinary incontinence and daily life factors?** A) Patient interview B) Voiding diary C) Physical examination D) Response to non-pharmacological treatments ** Answer: B) Voiding diary** **When counseling a 57-year-old with urinary incontinence interested in non-pharmacological treatments, which should be included in the plan of care? Select all that apply.** A) Bladder trainin...

NSG 6430 Women's Health Final Review Questions with Verified Solutions **Primary Amenorrhea** What defines primary amenorrhea? - Absence of menstruation by age 15 years - Often caused by dysfunction in the hypothalamus, pituitary, ovaries (HPO axis), uterus, or vagina **Dysmenorrhea** What is dysmenorrhea characterized by? - Painful cramping associated with menstruation due to uterine contractions - Most common gynecological issue in adolescents and adult females **Pr...

NSG6430 Week 9 Quiz with Complete Solutions **Which term would you use to document a 52-year-old female patient who had her LMP 14 months ago, no breakthrough bleeding, and has developed hirsutism?** A) Premenopause B) Perimenopause C) Menopause D) Postmenopause ** Answer: C) Menopause** **A 24-year-old female presents with vaginal itching, thick mucous discharge, and mild urinary discomfort. KOH prep shows no clue cells or trichomonads but numerous WBCs. What is the likely di...

NSG 6430 MIDTERM QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED SOLUTIONS **Normal BMI** What is considered a normal BMI range? - 18.5-25 **Overweight BMI** What BMI range indicates overweight? - 25-29 **Obese BMI** When does BMI indicate obesity? - >30 **Morbidly Obese BMI** At what BMI level is someone classified as morbidly obese? - >40 **Decreasing kcal by BMI** How should daily kcal intake be adjusted based on BMI? - BMI <35: Decrease kcal by 500 per d...

NSG 6430 - W1 QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED SOLUTIONS **Oral Contraceptive Pill Precautions** Which of the following conditions does not require precautions for oral contraceptive pill use? - Gallbladder disease - 5 months postpartum/lactating - BP 160/100 - Varicose veins **Explanation:** Varicose veins do not necessitate precautions for oral contraceptive pill use. However, conditions like hypertension and recent pregnancy increase thromboembolic risk and require caution. ...

NSG 6430 Final Exam Questions and Answers Already Passed **Genital Sexual Arousal Disorder** What is defined as the absence or impaired genital sexual arousal? - Genital sexual arousal disorder **Explanation:** Genital sexual arousal disorder refers to markedly diminished or absent feelings of sexual arousal in response to any type of sexual stimulation. **Subjective Sexual Arousal Disorder** What condition involves a marked absence of sexual arousal despite sexual stim...

NSG 6420 FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ALREADY PASSED What is the most reliable test for diagnosing inflammation of the pancreas? **** - Lipase assay When should ACE inhibitors be discontinued based on elevated creatinine levels? **** - When creatinine reaches 2.0 mg/dL What are the common factors that predispose individuals to hyperthyroidism? **** - Family history of thyroid disorders or autoimmune diseases - Conditions like rheumatoid arthritis, pernicious anemia, ...