Female

Question 1

Is a screaming procedure for detecting cancer and other infections cells are scraped from the cervix and examined under microscope to check for disease or other problems

Answer 1

Papanicolaou smear

Question 2

What is the position for a female anorectal examination

Answer 2

Lithotomy position

Question 3

What age do females are advised to get a pap smear and how many years

Answer 3

30 to 65 y.o and 3 to 5 years

Question 4

The best time to get the procedure is how many days after the end of your menstrual period

Answer 4

5 days

Question 5

The new standard of care for the pap smear is

Answer 5

Liquid base technology

Question 6

The traditional pap smear is estimated to be how many percent accurate in detection of low and high grade cervical lesions of the cervix

Answer 6

80%

Question 7

The thin prepped or liquid-based technology has improved accuracy of findings by about how many percent

Answer 7

54%

Question 8

The specimen for the pap smear is obtained in some way using a wooden spatula cotton swab or brush but the specimen is placed in the _____ solution rather than on a slide

Answer 8

Preservative

Question 9

caused by a human papilloma virus are moist fleshilicians on the labia and within the vestibule they are painless and believed to be sexually transmitted

Answer 9

Genital warts

Question 10

Is a bulging and anterior vaginal wall caused by thickening of the pelvic musculature is a result of bladder covered by vaginal mucosa prolapses into the vagina

Answer 10

Cystocele

Question 11

Is a budget in the posterior vagina wall caused by weakening of the pelvic musculature part of the rectum covered by the vaginal protrudes into the vagina

Answer 11

Rectocele

Question 12

Occurs when the uterus protrudes in the vagina at this graded according to how far it protrudes into vagina

Answer 12

Uterine prolapse

Question 13

First degree uterine prolapse

Answer 13

Cervix is seen at the vaginal opening

Question 14

Second degree uterine prolapse

Answer 14

The uterus ball just outside of the vagina opening

Question 15

Third degree uterine prolapse

Answer 15

The uterus bulges completely out of the vagina

Question 16

A condition in which the vagina becomes thinner and dryer

Answer 16

Vaginal atrophy

Question 17

The cervix is normally in midline in position and projects how many centimeters into the vagina

Answer 17

1 - 3 cm

Question 18

In pregnant clients the cervix appears blue

Answer 18

Chadwick’s sign

Question 19

This is a normal finding in many women and I usually occurs after vaginal birth or when the woman takes oral contraceptives

Answer 19

Cervical eversion

Question 20

The culinary epithelium from within the in the cervical canal is everything and appears as a deep red rough ring and around the cervical OS surrounded by the normal pink color of the cervix

Answer 20

Cervical eversion

Question 21

Are small yellow translucent nodules on a cervical surface normal other less and non-interitating secretion may be present on pink healthy tissue

Answer 21

Nabothian (retention) cyst

Question 22

A type of healed laceration that may be seen in a woman who was given birth vaginally

Answer 22

Bilateral transverse laceration

Question 23

Vaginal birth may cause drama to the cervix and produce tears or laceration therefore healed laceration may be seen as a normal variation

Answer 23

Unilateral transverse laceration

Question 24

A type of heel laceration that may be seen in a woman who has given birth vaginally

Answer 24

Stellate laceration

Question 25

Pain with movement of the cervix may indicate infection

Answer 25

Chandelier's sign

Question 26

Is typically caused by infection of the fallopian tubes or fallotin tubes and ovaries with an STI

Answer 26

Pelvic inflammatory disease

Question 27

Infection of the fallopian tubes

Answer 27

Salpingitis

Question 28

Infection of the fallopian tubes and ovaries

Answer 28

Salpingo-oophoritis

Question 29

Are benign masses on the ovary they are usually smooth mobile round compressible

Answer 29

Ovarian cyst

Question 30

What are the common PCOS symptoms

Answer 30

Missed or irregular periods anxiety or depression cysts on ovaries acne and oily skin fertility issues

Question 31

What are the symptoms of pelvic inflammatory disease

Answer 31

Pelvic pain painful urination painful intercourse abnormal vaginal discharge Regular menstrual bleeding Fever and fatigue

Question 32

Symptoms of ruptured ovarian cyst

Answer 32

Sharp pain in back or lower belly spotting bloating nausea or vomiting Fever dizziness

Question 33

Masses are that are cancerous are usually solid irregular non tender and fixed

Answer 33

Ovarian cancer

Question 34

Occurs when a fertilized egg attached to the fallopian tube and begins developing instead of continuing its journey to the uterus for development

Answer 34

Ectopic pregnancy

Question 35

Four different position of the uterus

Answer 35

Anteversion retroversion anteflexion retroflexion

Question 36

The only you didn't enlargement that is normal results from pregnancy and fetal growth

Answer 36

Normal enlargement

Question 37

Isthmus feel soft

Answer 37

Hegar's sign

Question 38

Fundus and isthmus are responsible at between how many weeks of pregnancy

Answer 38

10 to 12 weeks

Question 39

The uterus may be enlarged with the malignant mass irregular bleeding bleeding between periods or postmenopausal bleeding may be the first sign of a problem

Answer 39

Uterine cancer (cancer of the endometrium)

Question 40

Are common in benign they are irregular firm nodules that are continuous with the uterine surface they may occur as one of many and may grow quite large

Answer 40

Uterine fibroids (myomas)

Question 41

The uterus is fixed and tender growths of endometrial tissue are usually present throughout the pelvic area

Answer 41

Endometriosis

Question 42

The cervix normally appears bluish and the client who is in first trimester of pregnancy

Answer 42

Cyanosis of the cervix

Question 43

A hardened ulcer is usually the first indication of cervical cancer but it may not be visible on an ectocervix

Answer 43

Cancer of the cervix

Question 44

It typically develops in the endocervical canal and may protrude visibly at the cervical OS it is soft red and rather fragile and benign

Answer 44

Cervical polyp

Question 45

This condition differs from cervical eversion in the normal tissue around the external OS is inflamed and eroded appearing red and rough

Answer 45

Cervical erosion

Question 46

This condition produces a mucopurulent yellowish discharge from the external OS it is usually this indicates infection with chlamydia or gonorrhea

Answer 46

Mucopurulent cevicitis

Question 47

This type of vaginal infection is caused by protozoan organism and is usually sexually transmitted The discharge is definitely yellow green frothy and vowel smelling

Answer 47

Trichomonas vaginitis or the trichomoniases

Question 48

Occurs after menopause when estrogen production is low The discharge produce may be blood thinned and is usually minimal it causes itching burning dryness and painful urination

Answer 48

A trophic vaginitis

Question 49

Disinfection is caused by the overgrowth of peace in the vagina it causes a thick white cheesy discharge

Answer 49

Candidal vaginitis or the moniliasis

Question 50

It is stopped to be sexually transmitted the discharges then and gray white has a positive amine or the fishy smell

Answer 50

Bacterial vaginosis