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WHNP Gynecologic Disorders Board Exam (Latest 2024/ 2025 Update) Questions and Verified Answers| 100% Correct| Grade A+ When does Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS) happen? - luteal phase 5 to 7 days before menses; resolves within 4 days of onset of menses Etiology of PMS - Unknown etiology; multiorgan disorder Suggested causes include: metabolic and endocrine disorders alterations in estrogen or progesterone levels withdrawal of endogenous endorphins fluid imbalance vitamin and mineral defic...

WHNP Boards: Gynecologic Disorders Exam with Complete Solutions When does Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS) happen? - luteal phase - 5 to 7 days before menses; resolves within 4 days of onset of menses Etiology of PMS - Unknown etiology; multiorgan disorder Suggested causes include: - metabolic and endocrine disorders - alterations in estrogen or progesterone levels - withdrawal of endogenous endorphins - fluid imbalance - vitamin and mineral deficiencies - altered carbohydrate metaboli...

How often do you renew WHNP certification and through who? - Answer-- every 3 yrs Through National Certification Corporation (NCC) How can you renew WHNP certification? - Answer-Must be renewed through ONE of the following ways: - Professional development certification maintenance program: take NCC specialty assessment evaluation, which covers topics that reflect major content areas tested on certification exam; results determine topics and mount of continuing education required (15 - 50 h...

WHNP Exam (Latest 2024/ 2025 Update) Questions and Verified Answers| 100% Correct| Grade A+ Stroke volume in pregnancy increases 30% Plasma volume in pregnancy increases 50% Cause of most anemias Heart rate in pregnancy increases 15-25% 20bpm systemic vascular resistance in pregnancy decreases 20% Systolic BP in pregnancy decreases 5-10mmHG Diastolic BP in pregnancy decreases 20% 10- 15mmHg Central Venous Pressure in pregnancy no change Femoral venous pressure in pregnancy increases...

WHNP Board Random Exam Review (Latest 2024/ 2025 Update) Questions and Verified Answers| 100% Correct| Grade A+ Primary Amenorrhea no menstruation by age 14 in absence of secondary sex characteristics, or by 16 regardless of secondary sex characteristic development Ovarian Cancer Risk Factors Low Parity, Early Menarche, Late Menopause, history of breast, colon, or endometrial cancer Gonads should be removed after puberty in a person with androgen insensitivity or resistance syndrome to PR...

WHNP Final Exam with Complete Solutions 2024 Stroke volume in pregnancy increases 30% Plasma volume in pregnancy increases 50% Cause of most anemias Heart rate in pregnancy increases 15-25% 20bpm systemic vascular resistance in pregnancy decreases 20% Systolic BP in pregnancy decreases 5-10mmHG Diastolic BP in pregnancy decreases 20% 10-15mmHg Central Venous Pressure in pregnancy no change Femoral venous pressure in pregnancy increases 2-3x Which type of murmur is okay during preg...

Birth Control Methods Questions for CNM/WHNP Exam & Answers 2024 Your patient wants to use spermicide as a method of contraception. How long should they leave the spermicide in place for following last intercourse? - ANSWER-6 hours Your patient wants to use FemCap (cervical cap). How soon should they insert the cap prior to intercourse? - ANSWER-15 mins prior to intercourse to create suction. Your patient wants to use FemCap (cervical cap). In addition to the cap itself what else must...

WHNP Board Review – Random Exam with Complete Solutions Primary Amenorrhea no menstruation by age 14 in absence of secondary sex characteristics, or by 16 regardless of secondary sex characteristic development Ovarian Cancer Risk Factors Low Parity, Early Menarche, Late Menopause, history of breast, colon, or endometrial cancer Gonads should be removed after puberty in a person with androgen insensitivity or resistance syndrome to PREVENT gonadal malignancies. Gonads should be remove...

NCC WOMEN'S HEALTH CARE PRACTITIONER (WHNP) BOARD EXAM REVIEW|COMPLETE SOLUTION WITH 100% CORRECT ANSWERS| UPDATE 2023 SCORED A+ Ovarian Cancer Risk Factors - Low Parity, Early Menarche, Late Menopause, history of breast, colon, or endometrial cancer Gonads should be removed after puberty in a person with androgen insensitivity or resistance syndrome to PREVENT - gonadal malignancies. Gonads should be removed by 16-18 years in people with androgen insensitivity/resistance to reduce risk...