NR 602 WEEK 5 EVALUATION OF
MARGINALIZED WOMEN COMPREHENSIVE
TEST 2026 SOLVED QUESTIONS
◉ Physical illness. Answer: Health conditions affecting sexual
activity and function.
◉ Heart disease. Answer: May restrict sexual activity due to fatigue.
◉ Diabetes mellitus. Answer: Causes erectile dysfunction and
vaginal dryness.
◉ Cancer. Answer: Body image changes affecting sexual desire.
◉ Spinal cord injury. Answer: May impair physical stimulation and
arousal.
◉ Hysterectomy. Answer: Surgical removal of the uterus.
◉ Mastectomy. Answer: Surgical removal of the breast.
◉ Prostatectomy. Answer: Removal of the prostate gland.
,◉ Orchiectomy. Answer: Removal of the testicles.
◉ Colostomy. Answer: Brings colon through abdominal opening.
◉ Ostomy. Answer: Surgery affecting body image and sexuality.
◉ Alcohol. Answer: Heavy use decreases libido and function.
◉ Antianxiety agents. Answer: May cause decreased libido and
delayed ejaculation.
◉ Anticonvulsants. Answer: Lead to decreased libido and painful
erections.
◉ Antidepressants. Answer: Associated with decreased libido and
orgasm difficulties.
◉ Bupropion. Answer: Least likely antidepressant to cause sexual
side effects.
◉ Antihistamines. Answer: Decrease libido and vaginal lubrication.
,◉ Antihypertensives. Answer: Linked to erectile dysfunction and
delayed ejaculation.
◉ Chemotherapy. Answer: Can cause fatigue and decreased libido.
◉ Hormones. Answer: May decrease sexual arousal.
◉ Celibacy. Answer: Refraining from sexual activity.
◉ Sexual dysfunction. Answer: May be temporary or long-standing
issues.
◉ Myths about sexuality. Answer: Common false beliefs regarding
sexual health.
◉ Hormone replacement therapy. Answer: Effective for menopause
symptoms like dryness.
◉ Breast Examination. Answer: Report any changes in breast
appearance immediately.
◉ Mammogram. Answer: Annual screening recommended starting
at age 45.
, ◉ High Risk Screening. Answer: MRI and mammogram for patients
with genetic markers.
◉ Safe Sex. Answer: Total avoidance is the only absolutely safe
method.
◉ Sexual Predators Education. Answer: Teach children about private
body parts.
◉ Rest vs Sleep. Answer: Rest is less restorative than sleep.
◉ Sleep Benefits. Answer: Improves learning, reduces stress and
anxiety.
◉ Pain Sensitivity. Answer: More sleep lowers pain sensitivity;
lessens pain tolerance.
◉ Sleep and Illness. Answer: Illness increases sleep needs and
disrupts sleep.
◉ Sleep Requirements. Answer: Varies widely; 7-9 hours is standard
for adults.
MARGINALIZED WOMEN COMPREHENSIVE
TEST 2026 SOLVED QUESTIONS
◉ Physical illness. Answer: Health conditions affecting sexual
activity and function.
◉ Heart disease. Answer: May restrict sexual activity due to fatigue.
◉ Diabetes mellitus. Answer: Causes erectile dysfunction and
vaginal dryness.
◉ Cancer. Answer: Body image changes affecting sexual desire.
◉ Spinal cord injury. Answer: May impair physical stimulation and
arousal.
◉ Hysterectomy. Answer: Surgical removal of the uterus.
◉ Mastectomy. Answer: Surgical removal of the breast.
◉ Prostatectomy. Answer: Removal of the prostate gland.
,◉ Orchiectomy. Answer: Removal of the testicles.
◉ Colostomy. Answer: Brings colon through abdominal opening.
◉ Ostomy. Answer: Surgery affecting body image and sexuality.
◉ Alcohol. Answer: Heavy use decreases libido and function.
◉ Antianxiety agents. Answer: May cause decreased libido and
delayed ejaculation.
◉ Anticonvulsants. Answer: Lead to decreased libido and painful
erections.
◉ Antidepressants. Answer: Associated with decreased libido and
orgasm difficulties.
◉ Bupropion. Answer: Least likely antidepressant to cause sexual
side effects.
◉ Antihistamines. Answer: Decrease libido and vaginal lubrication.
,◉ Antihypertensives. Answer: Linked to erectile dysfunction and
delayed ejaculation.
◉ Chemotherapy. Answer: Can cause fatigue and decreased libido.
◉ Hormones. Answer: May decrease sexual arousal.
◉ Celibacy. Answer: Refraining from sexual activity.
◉ Sexual dysfunction. Answer: May be temporary or long-standing
issues.
◉ Myths about sexuality. Answer: Common false beliefs regarding
sexual health.
◉ Hormone replacement therapy. Answer: Effective for menopause
symptoms like dryness.
◉ Breast Examination. Answer: Report any changes in breast
appearance immediately.
◉ Mammogram. Answer: Annual screening recommended starting
at age 45.
, ◉ High Risk Screening. Answer: MRI and mammogram for patients
with genetic markers.
◉ Safe Sex. Answer: Total avoidance is the only absolutely safe
method.
◉ Sexual Predators Education. Answer: Teach children about private
body parts.
◉ Rest vs Sleep. Answer: Rest is less restorative than sleep.
◉ Sleep Benefits. Answer: Improves learning, reduces stress and
anxiety.
◉ Pain Sensitivity. Answer: More sleep lowers pain sensitivity;
lessens pain tolerance.
◉ Sleep and Illness. Answer: Illness increases sleep needs and
disrupts sleep.
◉ Sleep Requirements. Answer: Varies widely; 7-9 hours is standard
for adults.
