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NSG 3280 FINAL EXAM REVIEW QUESTIONS WITH
CORRECT VERIFIED SOLUTIONS 100%
GUARANTEED PASS
What two types of cancers may occur with phimosis? - ANS ✓Calculi and
squamous cell carcinomas
When does uterine prolapse occur? - ANS ✓When the pelvic floor muscles and
cardinal ligaments stretch and weaken and can no longer support the uterus
What is a pessary and what is it used for? - ANS ✓Is a prosthetic device that is
inserted into the vagina to push the uterus back and hold it in place.
It is used in uterine prolapse
What is cystocele? - ANS ✓Protrusion of a portion of the urinary bladder into
the anterior wall of the vagina
What causes cystocele? - ANS ✓It occurs when the muscles and supportive
tissues between the bladder and vagina weaken and stretch. The bladder will
then budge into the vagina
With rectocele, the defect is in what structure? - ANS ✓Vaginal wall
Rectocele will form a bulging mass beneath the posterior vaginal mucosa
and pushes it where? - ANS ✓Downward into the lower vaginal canal
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With vulvovaginitis, you will have inflammation of what? - ANS ✓Vulva and
vagina
Bartholinitis is the inflammation of what? - ANS ✓Inflammation of one or
both Bartholin glands located on either opening of the vagina behind the labia
What 2 hormones influence the tumor formation of uterine leiomyomas? -
ANS ✓Estrogen and human growth hormone
What abnormal tissue growth would you see during the reproductive years
on the ovaries? - ANS ✓Cysts
What is endometriosis? - ANS ✓Growth of endometrial tissue outside of the
uterus (ectopic endometrial tissue)
The main cause of cervical cancer is what type of virus? - ANS ✓HPV
What type of tumors account for the majority of cervical cancers? - ANS
✓Squamous cell carcinomas
Does being post-mesopause reduce the frequency of endometrial and
cervical cancer? - ANS ✓No
Why would a woman with ovarian cancer have the highest mortality rate
compared to other female genital cancers? - ANS ✓Because S/S are seen late
in the disease stage
What is the strongest risk factor for getting ovarian cancer? - ANS ✓Family
history of breast and ovarian cancer
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NSG 3280 FINAL EXAM REVIEW QUESTIONS WITH
CORRECT VERIFIED SOLUTIONS 100%
GUARANTEED PASS
What two types of cancers may occur with phimosis? - ANS ✓Calculi and
squamous cell carcinomas
When does uterine prolapse occur? - ANS ✓When the pelvic floor muscles and
cardinal ligaments stretch and weaken and can no longer support the uterus
What is a pessary and what is it used for? - ANS ✓Is a prosthetic device that is
inserted into the vagina to push the uterus back and hold it in place.
It is used in uterine prolapse
What is cystocele? - ANS ✓Protrusion of a portion of the urinary bladder into
the anterior wall of the vagina
What causes cystocele? - ANS ✓It occurs when the muscles and supportive
tissues between the bladder and vagina weaken and stretch. The bladder will
then budge into the vagina
With rectocele, the defect is in what structure? - ANS ✓Vaginal wall
Rectocele will form a bulging mass beneath the posterior vaginal mucosa
and pushes it where? - ANS ✓Downward into the lower vaginal canal
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With vulvovaginitis, you will have inflammation of what? - ANS ✓Vulva and
vagina
Bartholinitis is the inflammation of what? - ANS ✓Inflammation of one or
both Bartholin glands located on either opening of the vagina behind the labia
What 2 hormones influence the tumor formation of uterine leiomyomas? -
ANS ✓Estrogen and human growth hormone
What abnormal tissue growth would you see during the reproductive years
on the ovaries? - ANS ✓Cysts
What is endometriosis? - ANS ✓Growth of endometrial tissue outside of the
uterus (ectopic endometrial tissue)
The main cause of cervical cancer is what type of virus? - ANS ✓HPV
What type of tumors account for the majority of cervical cancers? - ANS
✓Squamous cell carcinomas
Does being post-mesopause reduce the frequency of endometrial and
cervical cancer? - ANS ✓No
Why would a woman with ovarian cancer have the highest mortality rate
compared to other female genital cancers? - ANS ✓Because S/S are seen late
in the disease stage
What is the strongest risk factor for getting ovarian cancer? - ANS ✓Family
history of breast and ovarian cancer
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