NUR2502 Exam 1 Focused
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NUR2502 Exam 1 Focused Review
• Therapeutic communication
• Remember your ABCs
• Uterine leiomyoma - assessment,
benign, slow-growing solid tumor that occurs from the overgrowth of smooth
muscle and connective tissue in the uterus. It is also
called fibroids or myomas.
Heavy vaginal bleeding.
• Erectile dysfunction- causes, treatment
“impotence”
Causes
Inflammation of the prostate, urethra, or seminal vesicles
Prostatectomy surgery
Pelvic fracture
Lumbosacral injury
Vascular disease like hypertension
Chronic neurological condition (Parkinson’s, MS)
Endocrine disorder like DM or thyroid disorder Smoking
and alcohol
Drugs – antihypertensive
Poor health
Tx.
Medication—teach about vasodilation effects
Vacuum constriction device
Injections with vasodilating drugs
Penile implants (prostheses)
• Education related to treatment for HPV/cervical cancer
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HPV vaccine
• Breast cancer- preventative screenings, risk factors, diagnostic tests, education
Risk factors
Genetic
Hx of previous breast cancer
Dense breast tissue
Early age at dx.
Female sex.
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Age over 65.
First relative with breast cancer.
Late menopause. Nulliparity after 30 (not having kids), early period starts Male (testicular
disorder)
Use or oral contraceptive. High fat
diet & Low fiber diet Alcohol &
Smoking
Exposure to low level radiation
Hormone replacement therapy
Obesity
African American, Puerto Ricans female
Diagnostic tests
• Biopsy the only definitive way to detect BC
MRI, ultrasounds (better view of clients with dense breasts), CT and X-ray Breast self-
exam (palpable tumor or lesion)
Biopsy
Genetic testing (BRCA2 and 2), HER2 (excess normal genes that cause cell replication).
Mammography, tomosynthesis (3D mammography)-visualization of lesion. Nuclear
imaging- breast specific gamma imaging
Positron emission mamo.
Serum testing (liver enzymes, serum Calcium, alkaline phosphatase)
• Increased lifts can indicate liver metastasis, calcium and phosphatase – bone
metastasize.
• Mammogram – masses too small to palpate, small dose of radiation exposure
• Tomosynthesis – 3D images mammography
• Ultrasound – clarify mammogram, differentiates fluid filled cyst or mass
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• Mri for high risk women and suspicious mammograms
Education Preventative
screening
Review 100% CORRECT ANSWERS
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NUR2502 Exam 1 Focused Review
• Therapeutic communication
• Remember your ABCs
• Uterine leiomyoma - assessment,
benign, slow-growing solid tumor that occurs from the overgrowth of smooth
muscle and connective tissue in the uterus. It is also
called fibroids or myomas.
Heavy vaginal bleeding.
• Erectile dysfunction- causes, treatment
“impotence”
Causes
Inflammation of the prostate, urethra, or seminal vesicles
Prostatectomy surgery
Pelvic fracture
Lumbosacral injury
Vascular disease like hypertension
Chronic neurological condition (Parkinson’s, MS)
Endocrine disorder like DM or thyroid disorder Smoking
and alcohol
Drugs – antihypertensive
Poor health
Tx.
Medication—teach about vasodilation effects
Vacuum constriction device
Injections with vasodilating drugs
Penile implants (prostheses)
• Education related to treatment for HPV/cervical cancer
, NUR2502 Exam 1 Focused
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RATED A+
HPV vaccine
• Breast cancer- preventative screenings, risk factors, diagnostic tests, education
Risk factors
Genetic
Hx of previous breast cancer
Dense breast tissue
Early age at dx.
Female sex.
, NUR2502 Exam 1 Focused
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Age over 65.
First relative with breast cancer.
Late menopause. Nulliparity after 30 (not having kids), early period starts Male (testicular
disorder)
Use or oral contraceptive. High fat
diet & Low fiber diet Alcohol &
Smoking
Exposure to low level radiation
Hormone replacement therapy
Obesity
African American, Puerto Ricans female
Diagnostic tests
• Biopsy the only definitive way to detect BC
MRI, ultrasounds (better view of clients with dense breasts), CT and X-ray Breast self-
exam (palpable tumor or lesion)
Biopsy
Genetic testing (BRCA2 and 2), HER2 (excess normal genes that cause cell replication).
Mammography, tomosynthesis (3D mammography)-visualization of lesion. Nuclear
imaging- breast specific gamma imaging
Positron emission mamo.
Serum testing (liver enzymes, serum Calcium, alkaline phosphatase)
• Increased lifts can indicate liver metastasis, calcium and phosphatase – bone
metastasize.
• Mammogram – masses too small to palpate, small dose of radiation exposure
• Tomosynthesis – 3D images mammography
• Ultrasound – clarify mammogram, differentiates fluid filled cyst or mass
, NUR2502 Exam 1 Focused
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RATED A+
• Mri for high risk women and suspicious mammograms
Education Preventative
screening
