Chapter 5,6,7

Question 1

Modifiable risk factor top that kill women (2)

Answer 1

Smoking, overweight and obese

Question 2

Affordable Care Act Women coverage (4)
WCBM

Answer 2

1) Well women physical exam
2) Contraceptives
3) Breastfeeding support
4) Maternity and newborn care

Question 3

Primary Prevention
Secondary Prevention
Tertiary Prevention

Answer 3

Primary- Prevent Disease
Secondary- Early detect, reduce severity of disease
Tertiary- Limit disability and promote recovery

Question 4

Most important muscle of pelvic floor

Answer 4

Levator ani muscle

Question 5

Classification of female pelvis

Answer 5

Caldwell-Moloy
1) Gynecoid
2) Android
3) Anthropoid
4) Platypelloid

Question 6

Mons pubis Labia minora Labia majora Clitoris Urinary meatus vaginal opening corpus spongiosum erectile tissue

Answer 6

Vulva; externally visible outer genitalia

Question 7

Two paired erectile chambers with numerous nerve endings, filled with blood when sexually aroused

Answer 7

Clitoris

Question 8

Opens directly into the vulva and release mucus

Answer 8

Skene Paraurethral glands

Question 9

Gland that opens between the labia minora and hymen. Secrete clear/white mucus and stimulated during sexual arousal.

If blocked, infection and cysts can occur that may need I+D.

Answer 9

Bartholin gland

Question 10

What do ovaries produce

Answer 10

Gametes, Estrogen, and Progesterone

Question 11

FSH and LH is made by what

Answer 11

The pituitary gland in the hypothalamus

Question 12

FSH

Answer 12

makes estrogen and progesterone

Question 13

LH

Answer 13

ovulation, corpus luteum formation, hormone production in the ovaries

Question 14

PRL

Answer 14

prepare the mammary gland and synthesis of milk

Question 15

Follicular Phase

Answer 15

Day 1 (first day of menses) to Day 14 of the ovarian cycle
development of ovarian follicles

Question 16

Ovulatory Phase

Answer 16

Ovum released from the follicle . Happen 10-12 hours after lH peak.

Question 17

Luteal Phase

Answer 17

Increased 8 days after ovulation. No ovum, dc Estrogen and progesterone then turn into corpus albicans

Question 18

Healthy Bartholin Cyst

Answer 18

Are not palpable

Question 19

Discharge at urethral meatus with palpation indicated

Answer 19

Infected Scene Glands

Question 20

Detects Chlaymdia, Gonnorhea, and Trichomonias

Answer 20

NAAT Screening

Vaginal rectal swab for 10-30 seconds