TAH-BSO

Stands for…

What type of hormone replacement therapy is needed after a TAH-BSO.

Women who have only their ovaries removed need both of these hormones.

For what type of hysterectomy will a nurse insert a urinary catheter to lessen the danger of bladder perforation during the removal of the uterus?

For your patient who is recovering from a hysterectomy,

you will assess these two things:

Which STI is the most common?

Trichomoniasis has these S/S In women;

What hormone helps to trigger the development of the testes and penis and is produced primarily by a male’s testes?

Which hormone is responsible for the development of sex characteristics and the maturation of reproductive organs. It also facilitates ovulation.

After a man has a vasectomy, he should undergo a sperm count test between how many weeks after the operation and before having sex without birth control.

The normal vaginal pH environment is

Which menstrual problem has an Etiology/patho of absent or suppressed menstrual flow, caused by low body fat and/or may be present in women undergoing intense athletic training?

Patients with this menstrual problem c/o of uterine bleeding between regular menstrual periods or after menopause?

Your patient expresses she has excessive/heavy menstrual bleeding during her regular menstrual period. Which menstrual problem might she be diagnosed with by the doctor?

Uterine pain with menstruation is the etiology/patho of this menstrual problem:

As a result of chronic infections of the reproductive tract that causes scarring in the Fallopian tubes, what problem can occur with the reproductive cycle?

If a woman is unable to conceive after 1 year of sexual intercourse without any birth control, she may be diagnosed with what reproductive cycle problem?

This disorder of the reproductive cycle is r/t certain events occurring within the anterior pituitary gland- what type of “events” are these?

PMS- Premenstrual syndrome has multiple possible s/s. Which answer lists them all?

For your patient diagnosed with PMS, you will provide patient teaching including advice to limit these dietary and lifestyle options:

Medication management for PMS may include:

▫ The beginning of menses

▫ Follows breast development by 2 to 2 .5 years

▫ Average age range is between 9 and 17 years.

AKA??

What may be induced by irradiation of the ovaries

or surgical removal of both ovaries and is

NOT induced by hysterectomy alone?

What lasts up until menopause and is

the point when the ovaries stop releasing eggs.

Name the common disorder seen in post menopausal

women who may need to add Vitamin D and Calcium

supplements into their diet.

What is the primary concern for women in menopause?

What disorder of the female tract has the below

Clinical manifestations/assessment:

▫ Inflammation of the vagina

▫ Yellow, white, or grayish white, curd-like discharge

▫ Pruritus and vaginal burning?

Below are Medical management/nursing interventions

for what disorder of the female reproductive tract?

▫ Vaginal suppositories, ointments,

and creams (organism-specific)

▫ Treat partner if necessary

Nurse interventions/Pharmacological management

for what reproductive tract infection?

 Nystatin (Mycostatin)

 Teach correct method of insertion, including cleaning

of applicator after each use

 Topical amphotericin B

▫ Treat underlying condition – Ex. Diabetes, Menopausal hormone changes, Ping-pong

What reproductive tract infection has the below

Clinical manifestations/assessment

▫ Mouth: Edema; white patches

▫ Vaginal: Cheesy, tenacious white discharge; pruritus; inflammation of the vagina

▫ Penis: Purulent exudate

What infection of the reproductive tract does this info belong to ?

• Etiology/pathophysiology ▫ Infection of the cervix

• Clinical manifestations/assessment ▫ Backache

▫ Whitish exudate

▫ Menstrual irregularities

Most common causative organisms

▫ Gonorrhea;streptococcus;staphylococcus;Chlamydia;

tubercle bacilli

• High risk: Surgical and examination procedures; sexual

intercourse (especially with multiple partners); pregnancy

What reproductive infection does the above etiology/patho represent?