NM701 Mini Final Exam Questions with
Complete Expert Verified Correct Solutions
Graded A+ latest updated version 2025
plenty o' estrogen = --- correct precise answer ---- endometrium
grows & then flows
minimal/no estrogen = --- correct precise answer ---- no
endometrium & no flow
progestogen challenge test -- can blood get out --- correct precise
answer ---- outflow tract problem = no blood out --> even if adequate
estrogenization to have endometrium formed & ready
outflow tract issues --- correct precise answer ---- obstructive
fibroids or polyps
- asherman's syndrome --> most common cx = inrauterine synechiae &
scarring --> usually d/t curettage or infection
amenorrhea d/t preg Sx --- correct precise answer ---- breast
tenderness
,- n/v
amenorrhea d/t prolactinoma Sx --- correct precise answer ---- HA
- visual field defects
amenorrhea d/t thyroid problems Sx --- correct precise answer ----
dry skin
- constipation
- ect.
PCOS Dx features --- correct precise answer ---- ovaries with multiple
large follicles --> these do produce estrogen
- irregular or no ovulation
- high levels of androgens = hyperandrogenism (hirsutism, acne,
alopecia)
- should have at least 2 of these & no other cx for Sx
- can have this condition but not have polycystic ovaries
you can have PCOS but --- correct precise answer ---- not have
polycystic ovaries
,cysts on ovaries begin life as --- correct precise answer ---- follicles
what starts to get out of whack with PCOS is that on a regular basis
the --- correct precise answer ---- ovaries grow lots of follicles -->
they are all trying to become dominant = they all get larger & larger
instead of only one getting larger
PCOS defined as --- correct precise answer ---- having 12 or more
follicles that each measure 2-9 mm --> making the volume of whole
ovary go up
PCOS on bimanual --- correct precise answer ---- ovaries may or may
not feel enlarged --> follicles are larger than usual but still small
compared to whole ovary
PCOS menstrual cycle --- correct precise answer ---- ovary is confused
about who is dominant follicle & ovulation does not usually work right
--> cxing irrgular or no ovulation
PCOS = AUB-Ovulatory dysfunction d/t --- correct precise answer ----
no orderly development of a dominant follicle
, the many follicles in PCOS are still busy churning out --- correct
precise answer ---- estrogen --> leading to endometrium that just
keeps growing
no ovulation in PCOS = --- correct precise answer ---- no CL & no
progesterone to keep estrogen primed endometrium stable
unstable progesterone in PCOS means that there is --- correct precise
answer ---- no orderly withdrawal of it with end of CLs life =
endometrium outgrows blood supply
in PCOS when the endometirum outgrows its blood supply then it ---
correct precise answer ---- breaks down at unpredictable times & in
unpredictable amounts = irregular periods
PCOS & preg --- correct precise answer ---- with irregular or absent
ovulation = infertility
unpredictable menses in PCOS occurs d/t --- correct precise answer --
-- no orderly ovulation & cyclic rise & fall of estrogen & progesterone
Complete Expert Verified Correct Solutions
Graded A+ latest updated version 2025
plenty o' estrogen = --- correct precise answer ---- endometrium
grows & then flows
minimal/no estrogen = --- correct precise answer ---- no
endometrium & no flow
progestogen challenge test -- can blood get out --- correct precise
answer ---- outflow tract problem = no blood out --> even if adequate
estrogenization to have endometrium formed & ready
outflow tract issues --- correct precise answer ---- obstructive
fibroids or polyps
- asherman's syndrome --> most common cx = inrauterine synechiae &
scarring --> usually d/t curettage or infection
amenorrhea d/t preg Sx --- correct precise answer ---- breast
tenderness
,- n/v
amenorrhea d/t prolactinoma Sx --- correct precise answer ---- HA
- visual field defects
amenorrhea d/t thyroid problems Sx --- correct precise answer ----
dry skin
- constipation
- ect.
PCOS Dx features --- correct precise answer ---- ovaries with multiple
large follicles --> these do produce estrogen
- irregular or no ovulation
- high levels of androgens = hyperandrogenism (hirsutism, acne,
alopecia)
- should have at least 2 of these & no other cx for Sx
- can have this condition but not have polycystic ovaries
you can have PCOS but --- correct precise answer ---- not have
polycystic ovaries
,cysts on ovaries begin life as --- correct precise answer ---- follicles
what starts to get out of whack with PCOS is that on a regular basis
the --- correct precise answer ---- ovaries grow lots of follicles -->
they are all trying to become dominant = they all get larger & larger
instead of only one getting larger
PCOS defined as --- correct precise answer ---- having 12 or more
follicles that each measure 2-9 mm --> making the volume of whole
ovary go up
PCOS on bimanual --- correct precise answer ---- ovaries may or may
not feel enlarged --> follicles are larger than usual but still small
compared to whole ovary
PCOS menstrual cycle --- correct precise answer ---- ovary is confused
about who is dominant follicle & ovulation does not usually work right
--> cxing irrgular or no ovulation
PCOS = AUB-Ovulatory dysfunction d/t --- correct precise answer ----
no orderly development of a dominant follicle
, the many follicles in PCOS are still busy churning out --- correct
precise answer ---- estrogen --> leading to endometrium that just
keeps growing
no ovulation in PCOS = --- correct precise answer ---- no CL & no
progesterone to keep estrogen primed endometrium stable
unstable progesterone in PCOS means that there is --- correct precise
answer ---- no orderly withdrawal of it with end of CLs life =
endometrium outgrows blood supply
in PCOS when the endometirum outgrows its blood supply then it ---
correct precise answer ---- breaks down at unpredictable times & in
unpredictable amounts = irregular periods
PCOS & preg --- correct precise answer ---- with irregular or absent
ovulation = infertility
unpredictable menses in PCOS occurs d/t --- correct precise answer --
-- no orderly ovulation & cyclic rise & fall of estrogen & progesterone
