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Worksheets2205 Exam 1 pt.8
Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 14mins
Toxoplasmosis risk is associated with:
Sharing razors
Undercooked meat and cat feces exposure
Mosquito bites only
Drinking milk
Toxoplasmosis medication options listed include:
Sulfonamides and/or pyrimethamine + sulfonamides
Risedronate
Sertraline
Penicillin G only
Rubella prevention in TORCH context includes:
Rubella vaccine (preventive strategy)
Metronidazole
Ceftriaxone
Clomiphene
Which STIs are listed as reportable to public health in the notes’ core list?
Gonorrhea, syphilis, chlamydia, HIV
BV, candidiasis, trichomoniasis, HSV
PMS, PMDD, menopause, osteoporosis
CMV, rubella, toxoplasmosis only
Which infections are noted as sometimes reportable in some states depending on jurisdiction?
BV and candidiasis
HSV and genital warts
CMV and rubella
Trichomoniasis only
The nurse is teaching STI transmission interruption. Which action best supports this goal?
Encourage partner evaluation/treatment when indicated and reinforce barrier protection
Advise stopping all hygiene measures
Recommend estrogen-only therapy
Teach that asymptomatic clients do not transmit STIs
The nurse is counseling a client with PID. Which statement reflects the urgency described in the notes?
PID has no long-term consequences
PID can lead to adhesions, infertility, and ectopic pregnancy risk
PID is viral and does not respond to antibiotics
PID only affects postmenopausal clients
PCOS is emphasized as:
A leading cause of infertility and a common metabolic disorder in women
A primary cause of syphilis
Always self-resolving after one cycle
A fungal infection
Which diagnostic lab is specifically listed and must not be skipped in PCOS evaluation?
Troponin
17-hydroxyprogesterone
BNP
Lipase
A client with PCOS asks why metformin is used. The most accurate statement is:
It improves insulin sensitivity and can support ovulation/metabolic control
It cures HPV
It treats gonorrhea
It dissolves fibroids immediately
A client with PCOS needs cycle regulation and androgen symptom reduction. Which intervention category should be included?
Antivirals
Hormonal medications (e.g., combined OCPs)
Antifungals
Bisphosphonates
The most common gynecologic cancer in postmenopausal clients in your notes set is:
Cervical cancer
Ovarian cancer
Endometrial cancer
Vaginal cancer
A postmenopausal client reports vaginal bleeding. What is the nurse’s priority interpretation?
Normal finding
Consider endometrial cancer until ruled out and ensure evaluation
Ovulation is occurring
PMS flare
Which gene mutations are emphasized for increased gynecologic cancer risk?
BRCA 1 and BRCA 2
HLA-B27 and HLA-DR4
CFTR and FBN1
APOE2 and APOE4
Tamoxifen use is most relevant in women’s health notes because it:
Treats BV
Can affect uterine lining, increasing endometrial concerns
Cures HPV
Treats candidiasis
Nulliparity means:
Never given birth
One birth
Two or more births
Current pregnancy
A nurse teaches pelvic organ prolapse definitions using the notes’ exact meaning. Which is correct?
Cystocele: rectum herniates into vagina
Rectocele: rectum herniates into vagina
Rectocele: bladder prolapses into vagina
Cystocele: uterus descends into vagina
Which definition is correct per the notes’ terminology?
Cystocele: bladder prolapses into vagina
Rectocele: bladder prolapses into vagina
Cystocele: rectum herniates
Rectocele: uterus descends
A client has infertility and suspected endometriosis. Which risk factor association is most consistent with standard women’s health teaching?
Early menarche and late menopause
High HDL
HPV vaccination
Lactational amenorrhea only
A nurse is teaching amenorrhea risk factors emphasized in women’s health content. Which is most consistent?
Low BMI and weight loss
High calcium intake
Increased HDL
Daily exercise always prevents amenorrhea
Which initial test is priority in secondary amenorrhea evaluation?
Pregnancy test (hCG)
CA-125
Pap test
Mammogram
Dysmenorrhea is best defined as:
Painful menstruation
Absence of menses
Fishy odor discharge
Pain with intercourse only
Which mechanism contributes to dysmenorrhea in women’s health content?
Prostaglandin secretion leading to uterine contractions
Increased FSH
Decreased LDL
Viral latency
A nurse is prioritizing postpartum contraception teaching. Which method is most effective at preventing pregnancy (as emphasized in your notes set)?
IUD
Spermicide alone
Rhythm method
Withdrawal
A nurse is reinforcing STI screening and public health reporting. Which result must be reported per the core list?
Positive chlamydia NAAT
Positive candidiasis wet mount
Positive BV clue cells
Positive trichomoniasis
A client has a history of cervical cancer and now has vaginal lesions. Which diagnosis approach is appropriate for vaginal/vulvar cancer workup per women’s health testing principles?
Biopsy of suspicious lesion/tissue
Treat empirically with antifungal only
Reassure it will resolve after menses
Check CA-125 only
A nurse is verifying STI prevention counseling. Which statement is best?
“Complete treatment, ensure partners are treated when indicated, use barrier protection, and return for follow-up—some infections are reportable for public health control.”
“Stop antibiotics once you feel better.”
“Partners never need evaluation.”
“IUDs prevent STIs.”
