NM 701 Exam 2 Questions with Correct Answers Latest Update 2025-2026
What refers to the biological characteristics that make us male or female? - Answers Sex
What is the way in which an individual experiences being male or female? Includes physical,
emotional, and social aspects. - Answers Sexuality
What is how an individual or society defines "male" or "female"? Gender roles are socially and
culturally defined attitudes, behaviors, expectations, and responsibilities for males and females?
- Answers Gender
What is the personal, private connection each of us has about being male or female; it defines
the degree to which people identify themselves as male, female, or some combination of the
two? - Answers Gender identity
About how many women report sexual dysfunction or problems? - Answers 40%
How many patients rely on patient to address sexual dysfunction problems? - Answers 75%
Does lack of sexual interest automatically mean hypoactive sexual desire disorder? - Answers
No
What does it mean a woman is not having orgasm and it's bothering her? - Answers Orgasmic
disorder
What is it when a woman has never had orgasmic disorders? - Answers Primary
What is it when a woman used to have orgasms but now can't? - Answers secondary
What is it when the vagina involuntary spasms when they try to have penetrative sex? - Answers
Vaginismus
What is it when one spot is painful during sex? - Answers Vestibulodynia/vulvodynia
What is the best way to ask women about sexual history? - Answers Open-ended questions
(during well woman exam)
Sexual problems are symptoms of? - Answers Something else
What are some etiologies of sexual issues? - Answers (1) chronic illness (2) depression and its
treatment (3) relationship issues (4) stress (5) modern life and role strain (6) adverse childhood
experiences (7) trauma (8) cultural considerations (9) iatrogenic
What is the guide for clinicians who aren't sex therapists to help patients with sexual concerns?
- Answers (1) permission (2) limited information (3) specific suggestion (4) intensive therapy
What are some symptoms of flibanserin that some people have raised serious concern about? -
Answers (1) dizziness (2) fatigue (3) fainting
, What is a set of interventions that aim to identify and modify biomedical, behavioral, and social
risks to woman's health or pregnancy outcome through prevention and management? - Answers
Preconception care
What is the main goal of preconception care? - Answers (1) health screening (2) health
promotion (3) interventions to reduce risk factors
How much folic acid is recommended in preconception period? - Answers 400 micrograms
How much folic acid is recommended for high risk women? - Answers 4 miligrams
Who is considered high risk and should supplement with more folic acid? - Answers (1) history
of spina bifida (2) women on antiseizure medication (3) insulin dependent diabetes
Any uterovaginal malformation may result in what? - Answers Infertility
What are some general recommendations for preconception interventions for women? -
Answers (1) reproductive planning (2) folic acid (3) contraception (4) family and genetic history
(5) weight (6) chronic disease mgmt. (7) social and behavioral history (8) immunizations (9)
STIs (10) physical/sexual/emotional abuse
What are some recommendation for preconception interventions for men? - Answers (1)
reproductive planning (2) contraception (3) family and genetic history (4) social and behavioral
history (5) STIs (6) physical/sexual/emotional abuse
What does the CDC recommend for preconception care? - Answers (1) individual responsibility
across the lifespan (2) consumer awareness (3) preventative visits (4) interventions for
identified risks (5) interconception care (6) prepregnancy checkup (7) health insurance
coverage for women with low incomes (8) public health programs and strategies (9) research
(10) monitoring improvements
What is defined as the inability to conceive after 12 months of intercourse without
contraception? Approximately 12% of women ages 15-44 in the US have impaired fecundity. -
Answers Infertility
How much of infertility can be attributed to men? - Answers 1/3
How much of infertility can be attributed to women? - Answers 1/3
In how many infertile couples can no specific cause be found? - Answers 20%
According to Women's Gynecological Health, how much of infertility are due to female cases
compared to male cases? - Answers 55%, 35%
What are pregnancy tests looking for? - Answers Beta hcg
How soon can a urine or serum test find beta hcg, or a positive pregnancy screen? - Answers 7-
What refers to the biological characteristics that make us male or female? - Answers Sex
What is the way in which an individual experiences being male or female? Includes physical,
emotional, and social aspects. - Answers Sexuality
What is how an individual or society defines "male" or "female"? Gender roles are socially and
culturally defined attitudes, behaviors, expectations, and responsibilities for males and females?
- Answers Gender
What is the personal, private connection each of us has about being male or female; it defines
the degree to which people identify themselves as male, female, or some combination of the
two? - Answers Gender identity
About how many women report sexual dysfunction or problems? - Answers 40%
How many patients rely on patient to address sexual dysfunction problems? - Answers 75%
Does lack of sexual interest automatically mean hypoactive sexual desire disorder? - Answers
No
What does it mean a woman is not having orgasm and it's bothering her? - Answers Orgasmic
disorder
What is it when a woman has never had orgasmic disorders? - Answers Primary
What is it when a woman used to have orgasms but now can't? - Answers secondary
What is it when the vagina involuntary spasms when they try to have penetrative sex? - Answers
Vaginismus
What is it when one spot is painful during sex? - Answers Vestibulodynia/vulvodynia
What is the best way to ask women about sexual history? - Answers Open-ended questions
(during well woman exam)
Sexual problems are symptoms of? - Answers Something else
What are some etiologies of sexual issues? - Answers (1) chronic illness (2) depression and its
treatment (3) relationship issues (4) stress (5) modern life and role strain (6) adverse childhood
experiences (7) trauma (8) cultural considerations (9) iatrogenic
What is the guide for clinicians who aren't sex therapists to help patients with sexual concerns?
- Answers (1) permission (2) limited information (3) specific suggestion (4) intensive therapy
What are some symptoms of flibanserin that some people have raised serious concern about? -
Answers (1) dizziness (2) fatigue (3) fainting
, What is a set of interventions that aim to identify and modify biomedical, behavioral, and social
risks to woman's health or pregnancy outcome through prevention and management? - Answers
Preconception care
What is the main goal of preconception care? - Answers (1) health screening (2) health
promotion (3) interventions to reduce risk factors
How much folic acid is recommended in preconception period? - Answers 400 micrograms
How much folic acid is recommended for high risk women? - Answers 4 miligrams
Who is considered high risk and should supplement with more folic acid? - Answers (1) history
of spina bifida (2) women on antiseizure medication (3) insulin dependent diabetes
Any uterovaginal malformation may result in what? - Answers Infertility
What are some general recommendations for preconception interventions for women? -
Answers (1) reproductive planning (2) folic acid (3) contraception (4) family and genetic history
(5) weight (6) chronic disease mgmt. (7) social and behavioral history (8) immunizations (9)
STIs (10) physical/sexual/emotional abuse
What are some recommendation for preconception interventions for men? - Answers (1)
reproductive planning (2) contraception (3) family and genetic history (4) social and behavioral
history (5) STIs (6) physical/sexual/emotional abuse
What does the CDC recommend for preconception care? - Answers (1) individual responsibility
across the lifespan (2) consumer awareness (3) preventative visits (4) interventions for
identified risks (5) interconception care (6) prepregnancy checkup (7) health insurance
coverage for women with low incomes (8) public health programs and strategies (9) research
(10) monitoring improvements
What is defined as the inability to conceive after 12 months of intercourse without
contraception? Approximately 12% of women ages 15-44 in the US have impaired fecundity. -
Answers Infertility
How much of infertility can be attributed to men? - Answers 1/3
How much of infertility can be attributed to women? - Answers 1/3
In how many infertile couples can no specific cause be found? - Answers 20%
According to Women's Gynecological Health, how much of infertility are due to female cases
compared to male cases? - Answers 55%, 35%
What are pregnancy tests looking for? - Answers Beta hcg
How soon can a urine or serum test find beta hcg, or a positive pregnancy screen? - Answers 7-
