Chlamydia transmission - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

NSG6430 Week 9 Quiz with Complete Solutions **Which term would you use to document a 52-year-old female patient who had her LMP 14 months ago, no breakthrough bleeding, and has developed hirsutism?** A) Premenopause B) Perimenopause C) Menopause D) Postmenopause ** Answer: C) Menopause** **A 24-year-old female presents with vaginal itching, thick mucous discharge, and mild urinary discomfort. KOH prep shows no clue cells or trichomonads but numerous WBCs. What is the likely di...

300 Correct Answer PreE is present when SBP is > 140 and DBP is greater than 90 and proteinuria is greater than _______mg per 24 hours (or 1g/L on dipstick) Proteinuria Correct Answer Patient may be considered preeclamptic in absence of ____________ if she has headache, visual disturbances, RUQ pain, or other abnormal labs 3 Correct Answer CHTN in pregnancy is HTN present before 20th week gestation or perists after ___ months postpartum Vertical Correct Answer Most infants infected w...

300 correct answers PreE is present when SBP is > 140 and DBP is greater than 90 and proteinuria is greater than _______mg per 24 hours (or 1g/L on dipstick) Proteinuria correct answers Patient may be considered preeclamptic in absence of ____________ if she has headache, visual disturbances, RUQ pain, or other abnormal labs 3 correct answers CHTN in pregnancy is HTN present before 20th week gestation or perists after ___ months postpartum Vertical correct answers Most infants infect...

A patient being treated for trichomoniasis receives a prescription for metronidazole. What instructions should she be given? Take this medication with food Do not take this medication if you are pregnant Take this medication on an empty stomach Alcohol should be avoided when taking this medication D. Metronidazole may be associated with a disulfiram reaction when mixed with alcohol. Advice that should be given to all patients who take metronidazole is to avoid alcohol entirely while th...

Pelvic infection is most commonly caused by: surgical abortion. hysteroscopy. insertion of intrauterine device. sexual transmission. sexual transmission Pelvic infection is most commonly caused by sexual transmission but can also occur with invasive procedures such as endometrial biopsy, surgical abortion, hysteroscopy, or insertion of an intrauterine device. A 23-year-old sexually active woman tells the nurse practitioner that she is worried because she has been having abnormal va...

JMU HTH 100 Exam Guide Questions and CORRECT Answers 15-24 year olds - Ans age group that nearly half of newly diagnosed STD's come from sexual intercourse, anal intercourse, oral-genital contact, or hand-genital contact - Ans routes of transmission for STD's pelvic inflammatory disease or epididymitis- also at risk of getting a UTI - Ans women with gonorrhea and chlamydia my develop what?

Exam 4: NURS611 / NURS 611 (Latest 2024 / 2025) Advanced Pathophysiology Quiz Bank | Questions and Verified Answers with Rationales | 100% Correct | Grade A - Maryville Q: Which are clinical manifestations of male breast cancer? (Select all that apply.) a. Ulceration present on the breast b. Retraction of breast tissue c. Nipple discharge d. Palpable mass midline of the nipple e. Unilateral solid mass Answer: A, B, C, E The malignant male breast lesion is usually a unilateral solid mass located ...

STDs correct answer: - Also called sexually transmitted infections (STIs) - Transmitted through sexual activity - Individuals can have more than one STI at a time STDs - incidence correct answer: 1. Most frequently among adolescents and young adults - Leading up to childbearing age - These could affect fertility 2. Females twice as likely as males to contract STDs due to favorable conditions in the vagina and microscopic tears that occur during intercourse - Bacteria love warm, mois...

TEST BANK ESSENTIALS OF PATHOPHYSIOLOGY (4TH EDITION BY PORTH) CONTENTS Chapter 01 - Cell Structure and Function .......................................................................................................................... 2 Chapter 02 - Cellular Responses to Stress, Injury, and Aging .......................................................................................... 7 Chapter 03 - Inflammation, the Inflammatory Response, and Fever ..............................................

Nursing 113 exam 1 Gain entry via mucocutaneous surfaces. Begins to multiply causing cell destruction and vesicle formation. Painful red vesicles 2-14 days after exposure Small painful blisters filled with clear fluid Genital Herpes Pathophysiology May have no symptoms First outbreak is accompanied by flu-like symptoms- fever and body aches Urinary retention Dysuria Vaginal discharge Urethral discharge men Refional lymphadenopathy Genital Herpes symptoms Presumptive diagnosis Viral...