2021 NRNP6552 Hemotology Midterm Exam With Answers (101 Solved Questions)

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Walden UniversityNRNP 6552Midterm exam questions 4/11/2021Review Test Submission:Exam - Week 6 MidtermUser StudentCourse NRNP-6552-19-Adv Nur Pr Reproductive Hlth-QTR-Term-wks-1-thru-11-(03/01/2021-05/16/2021)-PT27Test Exam - Week 6MidtermStarted 4/11/2112:56 PM Submitted4/11/21 1:56 PM DueDate 4/12/21 1:59 AMStatus CompletedAttemptScoreTimeElapsedQuestion 11 out of 1 pointsTheis a sensitive organ that is typically described as thefemale homologue ofthe penis.Ans: ClitorisQuestion 21 out of 1 pointsNormal vaginal discharge has a pH of:Ans: 3.8 and 4.5Question 31 out of 1 pointsOn physical examination, pale atrophic depigmented tissue thathas a“cigarettepaper”appearance is consistent with:Ans: Lichen SclerosusQuestion 41 out of 1 points

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Criteria for clinical diagnosis of bacterial vaginosis include thepresence of three out offour of the following Amsel criteria:answer: C (white, thin adherent vaginal discharge, pH equal or greater than4.5; positive whiff/KOH test;presence of WBC on microscopic examination)Question 5

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1 out of 1 pointsThe most common STI in the United States is:Answer: ChlamydiaQuestion 61 out of 1 pointsOvarian failure is diagnosed whenestrogen production isidentified while theserum FSH is.Answer: B (Low Estrogen, High)Question 71 out of 1 pointsApproximatelyof infertility cases are due to female factorsandaredue to male factors.Answer: D - 55%. 35%Question 81 out of 1 pointsIn women with PCOS, polycystic ovaries are due to:Answer: B (Chronic Anovulation)characterized by hyperandrogenaemia and hyperinsulinemia, which play a role inanovulation(Excess adiposetissues may lead to polycystic ovarian syndromQuestion 91 out of 1 pointsThe most common symptoms of uterine cancer are:AnswerB. Abnormal uterine bleeding and postmenopausal bleeding.Question 101 out of 1 pointsNeisseria gonorrhea is abacteria

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Answer:Gram-negative diplococci bacteriaQuestion 110out of 1 points

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When females go through puberty, the changes that occur areinitiated by the productionof:Answer: B (oestrogen)Question 121out of 1 pointsThe most common pathogen leading to urinary tract infection is:Answer: Escherichia coli (E. coli).Question 130out of 1 pointsAll organizations recommend beginning screeningmammograms in average-risk womenat ageAnswer: 40–44 yearsQuestion 141out of 1 pointsWhen completing this exam, did you comply with WaldenUniversity's Code of Conductincluding the expectations foracademic integrity?Answer: YESQuestion 151 out of 1 pointsThe new guideline for systolic blood pressure cut-off for hypertension is:Answer: D (Systolic BP should not be lowered to below 120 mm Hg. DiastolicBP should not be lowered tobelow 70 mm Hg)Question 161 out of 1 pointsMenopause is defined as:Answer: D (none of the above)

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Question 171 out of 1 pointsFirst line pharmacologic treatment for women with PCOS is/are:Answer: COCs (Ethinyl estradiol + levonorgestrel, norgestimate–vienva,aviane, marzia, levein, amethyst)Question 18

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1 out of 1 pointsClinicians are required to report certain STIs to their statepublic health officials. Theseinclude:answer: Nationally notifiable STIs include chancroid, chlamydia, gonorrhea,hepatitis, HIV, and syphilisQuestion 191 out of 1 pointsSymptoms of Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) include all of the followingexcept:Answer: D–Hypopigmentation of the extremities•irregular periods or no periods at all.•difficulty getting pregnant (because of irregular ovulation or failure toovulate)•excessive hair growth (hirsutism)–usually on the face, chest, back orbuttocks.•weight gain.•thinning hair and hair loss from the head.•oily skin or acne.Question 200out of 1 pointsJosefina is a 47-year-old patient with family history ofdiabetes. Her BMI is 30. She hasbeen healthy except formedication-controlled hypertension. She has been verycompliant with her appointments. Today, you tell her you needto check her blood sugar.She says “I just read an article thatsaid I only need to have that checked every three years. Youjust checked it lastyear.”You tell her:answer: AI will advice Josefina that, the test determines your typical blood sugar levelsand their proximity to normal. When you're first diagnosed, you get thesecheckups every three months, then every six months until you're stable. Thiscan be done by your primary care physician or a diabetic nurse.Every diabetic should see a doctor at least every three months. Routine visitsenable your doctor to monitor your status and if required, modify yourtreatment strategy.weight, feet, heart , diet, Eyes , neuropathy, circulation ,blood , thyroid,electrolytes, cholesterol, bloodpressure and other tests should be performedon an annual basis.

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For patients with diabetes, one reason for hospitalization and unplannedhospital readmission is severe dysglycemia (uncontrolled hyperglycemia --high blood sugar, or hypoglycemia -- low blood sugar), says newresearchpublished in the Journal of General Internal MedicQuestion 211out of 1 pointsThe test for the fishy odor that occurs in bacterial vaginosis is called the:Answer: Whiff TestQuestion 22

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0out of 1 pointsEvidence from randomized trials on intimate partner violencescreening support thefollowing intervention(s) for women ofchildbearing age:Answer: E (A, B, and C) Evidence from randomized trials support a variety ofinterventions for women ofchildbearing age which includes counseling, homevisits, and mentoring supportQuestion 231out of 1 pointsThe act that was established that mandated every American tocarry health insurance iscalled:answer: The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA)Question 241 out of 1 pointsAll of the following are risk factors for UTI, except:Answer: B (infrequent sexual activity)Question 250 out of 1 pointsReproductive coercion includes behaviors:AnswerD. (Any of the above)Question 261 out of 1 pointsAn appropriate medication for Herpes Simplex virus is:Answer: D (all of the above)The most effective treatments for persons infected with HSV are antiviralmedications including acyclovir,famciclovir and valacyclovir.Question 271 out of 1 points

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