Chapter 27: Female Genitourinary System Flashcards

1
Q

Between ages 35 and 60 years, ovarian function declines, leading to changes in menses such as becoming ____ and having a ____ flow.

A

farther apart, lighter

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After menopause, the uterus ____ and the ovaries ____ to the point that they are not palpable.

A

shrinks, atrophy

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3
Q

The vagina becomes shorter, narrower, and less elastic, resulting in a ____ mucosal surface at risk for ____ and vaginitis.

A

fragile, bleeding

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4
Q

Female genital cutting (FGC) is a cultural practice most common in ____ and has been deemed a violation of ____ rights.

A

Africa, human

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5
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Health implications of FGC include immediate effects such as severe pain and ____ retention, and long-term effects like ____ difficulties.

A

urinary, sexual

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6
Q

Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) are a major health concern, with rising rates of chlamydia, gonorrhea, and ____.

A

syphilis

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7
Q

Cervical cancer incidence and mortality rates have declined in Canada due to ____ programs.

A

cervical cancer screening

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8
Q

To obtain subjective data about the female genitourinary system, one should ask about menstrual history and ____ history.

A

obstetrical

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9
Q

Additional history for preadolescent females includes topics such as puberty, menstruation, and information on ____.

A

sexuality

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10
Q

Methods used to reduce the risk for sexually transmitted infections include understanding ____ and contraceptive use.

A

STI contact

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11
Q

During a pelvic examination, the woman should be positioned in the ____ position and draped to expose only the ____ to the examiner.

A

lithotomy, vulva

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12
Q

When inspecting the external genitalia, you should note the skin colour, hair distribution, ____ and any ____ present.

A

symmetry, lesions

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13
Q

To assess vaginal tone, have the woman squeeze her vaginal opening around your fingers; it will feel ____ in nulliparous women and ____ in multiparous women.

A

tight, less tone

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14
Q

While using a vaginal speculum, you should inspect the cervix for its colour, position, size, os, surface, and any ____ present.

A

cervical secretions

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15
Q

During a bimanual examination, one hand is inserted in the vagina while the other hand is placed on the ____ to assess the cervix’s consistency and mobility.

A

abdomen

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16
Q

When palpating the perineum, it should feel thick, smooth, and muscular in ____ women and thin and rigid in ____ women.

A

nulliparous, multiparous

17
Q

In a pelvic examination, after inspecting the external genitalia, the next step is to inspect the clitoris, labia minora, urethral opening, vaginal opening, perineum, and ____.

18
Q

To obtain objective data during a pelvic examination, it is important to first inspect the external genitalia and then palpate the ____ and Bartholin’s glands.

A

Skene’s glands

19
Q

When assessing for vaginal wall bulging or urinary incontinence, the woman should be instructed to ____ down.

20
Q

When palpating the uterus, assess its _____, _____, and position.

A

consistency,mobility

21
Q

During a rectovaginal examination, use your index finger in the _____ and your middle finger in the _____.

A

vagina,rectum

22
Q

If stool remains on your glove after examination, it should be tested for _____ blood.

23
Q

The first vaccine for preventing cervical cancer targets _____, which causes most cases of cervical cancer.

A

human papillomavirus

24
Q

The cervical cancer vaccine is recommended for girls and women ages _____ to _____ years.

25
Routine _____ examinations and Pap tests are necessary even after receiving the cervical cancer vaccine because it does not prevent all types of cervical cancer.
pelvic
26
The cervical cancer vaccine is most effective when given before girls become _____ active.
sexually