TEST BANK n
Beckmannand Ling's n n
OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOn n
LOGY
8th Edition
n
By Dr. Robert Casanova
n n n
,Beckmann nand nLing'snO bstetrics nand nG ynecologynEdition n8th neditionnTest nBank
TablenofnContents:
SECTION nI nG eneral nO bstetrics nandnG ynecology
Chaptern1 nWomen’sn Healthn Examination nandn Women’sn HealthnCaren Managementn
Chaptern2 nThen Obstetrician–
Gynecologist’sn Rolen innScreening nand nPreventiv enCaren Chapter n3 n Ethics,n Liability, na
ndnPatientnSafetyn inn Obstetrics nandn Gynecologyn Chaptern 4 n Embryology nandn Anato
my
SECTION nIInO bstetrics
Chaptern5 nMaternal–FetalnPhysiology
Chaptern6 nPreconception nand nAntepartum nCare
Chaptern7 nGeneticsnand nGeneticn Disordersn in nObstetricsnandnG ynecologyn
Chaptern8 nIntrapartum nCare
Chaptern9 nAbnormal nLabornand nIntrapartum nFetalnSurv eillance n
Chaptern10 nImmediaten Caren of nthen New born
Chaptern11 nPostpartum nCarenChapte
rn12 nPostpartumnH emorrhagenChapt
ern13 nMultifetaln Gestation
Chaptern14 nFetal nGrow thn Abnormalities: nIntrauterinen Growthn Restriction nandn Macrosomia
nChapter n15 nPreterm n Labor
Chaptern16 nThird-TrimesternBleeding
Chaptern17 nPrematurenRupturenof nMembranesn Chapt
ern18 nPost-term nPregnancy
Chaptern19 nEctopic nPregnancynandnAbortion
SECTION nIII nMe dicalnand nSurgical nDisorders nin nPregnancy
Chaptern20 nEndocrinenDisorders
Chaptern21 nGastrointestinal, n Renal, nandnSurgicalnComplications n
Chaptern22 nCardiovascularnandn Respiratory nDisorders
Chaptern23 nHematologic nandnIm munologic nComplicationsnChap
tern24 nInfectious nDiseases
Chaptern25 nN eurologic nandnPsychiatric nDisorders
SECTION nIV nG ynecology
Chaptern26 nContraception
Chaptern27 nSterilization
Chaptern28 nVulvovaginitis
Chaptern29 nSexuallynTransmittednInfections
Chaptern30 nPelv icn Supportn Defects,n Urinary nIncontinence, nandnUrinaryn TractnInfection n Cha
ptern31 nEndometriosis
Chaptern32 nDysmenorrhea nandnChronic nPelv ic nPainnC
haptern33 nDisorders nofnthe nBreast
Chaptern34 nGynecologic nProceduresn
Chaptern35 nHumannSexuality
Chaptern36 nSexual nAssault nand nDomesticnViolence
SECTION nVnReproductive nEndocrinology nandn Infertility
Chaptern37 nReproductiv enCyclesn Cha
ptern38 nPuberty
,Chaptern39 nAmenorrhea nand nAbnormalnUterine nBleedingnChapt
ern40 nHirsutismnand nVirilization
Chaptern41 nMenopause
Chaptern42 nInfertility
Chaptern43 nPremenstrual nSyndromenandnPremenstrual nDysphoric nDisorder
SECTION nVIn G ynecologic nO ncology nandnUterine nLeiomyoma
nChapter n44 nCelln Biologynand nPrinciplesn ofn Cancer n Therapyn Cha
ptern45 nGestationaln Trophoblastic nN eoplasia
Chaptern46 nVulvarnandnVaginal nDiseasenandn Neoplasia
nChapter n47 nCervicaln N eoplasia nandn Carcinoma nChapt
ern48 nUterinen Leiomyoma nandn Neoplasia n Chapter n49 n
Cancernofnthe nUterine nCorpus
Chaptern50 nOvarian nandnAdnexalnDisease
, Beckmann nandn Ling'sn O bstetricsn and n Gynecology n Edition n 8th n edition n TestnBankn Chapte
rn1:nWom en’s n Health n Examination n and n Women’sn Health nCareManage ment
1:
Elevatingnthe nheadnof nthe nexaminingntable napproximatelyn30ndegreesnfacilitates
a. The nobservationnof nthe npatient'snresponses
b. The nabilitynof nthe npatientntoncomfortablynlooknaroundntondistractnhernfromnthe nexaminationnc:
c. The ncontractionnof nthe nabdominalnwallnmuscle ngroups,nmakingnthe nexaminationneasier
d. Comfortable nbloodnpressure nmeasurement
e. The nphysiciannnotnbeingndistractednbyneye ncontactnwithnthe npatient
2:
Whichnof nthe nfollowingnuterine npositionsnisnmostnassociatednwithndyspareunia?
a. Midposition,nretroflexed
b. Retroverted, n anteflexed
c. Anteverted,nanteflexed
d. Retroverted, n retroflexed
e. Midpostion,n anteflexed
3:
Inquirynconcerningnadultnandnchildnhistorynof nsexualnabuse nshouldnbe nincludedninnthe nsexualnhistory
a. ifntime npermits
b. innvisitsnwhere nthere nare nsuspiciousnphysicalnfindingsnbutnnotnotherwise
c. innvisitsnwhere nsufficientntime nisnallotted
d. innallnnewnpatientnvisits
e. innvisitsnwhere nanspecificnindicationnisnnoted
4:
Peaund'orange nchange ninnthe nbreastnisnassociatednwith
a. edemanof nthe nlymphatics
b. jaundice
c. toonvigorousnbreastfeeding
d. overlyntightnundergarments
e. galactorrhea
5:
Whichnkindnof nspeculumnisnoftennmostnsuitable nfornexaminationnof nthe nnulliparousnpatient?
a. Morgan'snspeculum
b. Endoscopicnspeculum
c. Lingnspeculum
d. Gravesnspeculum
e. Pedersonnspeculum
Beckmannand Ling's n n
OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOn n
LOGY
8th Edition
n
By Dr. Robert Casanova
n n n
,Beckmann nand nLing'snO bstetrics nand nG ynecologynEdition n8th neditionnTest nBank
TablenofnContents:
SECTION nI nG eneral nO bstetrics nandnG ynecology
Chaptern1 nWomen’sn Healthn Examination nandn Women’sn HealthnCaren Managementn
Chaptern2 nThen Obstetrician–
Gynecologist’sn Rolen innScreening nand nPreventiv enCaren Chapter n3 n Ethics,n Liability, na
ndnPatientnSafetyn inn Obstetrics nandn Gynecologyn Chaptern 4 n Embryology nandn Anato
my
SECTION nIInO bstetrics
Chaptern5 nMaternal–FetalnPhysiology
Chaptern6 nPreconception nand nAntepartum nCare
Chaptern7 nGeneticsnand nGeneticn Disordersn in nObstetricsnandnG ynecologyn
Chaptern8 nIntrapartum nCare
Chaptern9 nAbnormal nLabornand nIntrapartum nFetalnSurv eillance n
Chaptern10 nImmediaten Caren of nthen New born
Chaptern11 nPostpartum nCarenChapte
rn12 nPostpartumnH emorrhagenChapt
ern13 nMultifetaln Gestation
Chaptern14 nFetal nGrow thn Abnormalities: nIntrauterinen Growthn Restriction nandn Macrosomia
nChapter n15 nPreterm n Labor
Chaptern16 nThird-TrimesternBleeding
Chaptern17 nPrematurenRupturenof nMembranesn Chapt
ern18 nPost-term nPregnancy
Chaptern19 nEctopic nPregnancynandnAbortion
SECTION nIII nMe dicalnand nSurgical nDisorders nin nPregnancy
Chaptern20 nEndocrinenDisorders
Chaptern21 nGastrointestinal, n Renal, nandnSurgicalnComplications n
Chaptern22 nCardiovascularnandn Respiratory nDisorders
Chaptern23 nHematologic nandnIm munologic nComplicationsnChap
tern24 nInfectious nDiseases
Chaptern25 nN eurologic nandnPsychiatric nDisorders
SECTION nIV nG ynecology
Chaptern26 nContraception
Chaptern27 nSterilization
Chaptern28 nVulvovaginitis
Chaptern29 nSexuallynTransmittednInfections
Chaptern30 nPelv icn Supportn Defects,n Urinary nIncontinence, nandnUrinaryn TractnInfection n Cha
ptern31 nEndometriosis
Chaptern32 nDysmenorrhea nandnChronic nPelv ic nPainnC
haptern33 nDisorders nofnthe nBreast
Chaptern34 nGynecologic nProceduresn
Chaptern35 nHumannSexuality
Chaptern36 nSexual nAssault nand nDomesticnViolence
SECTION nVnReproductive nEndocrinology nandn Infertility
Chaptern37 nReproductiv enCyclesn Cha
ptern38 nPuberty
,Chaptern39 nAmenorrhea nand nAbnormalnUterine nBleedingnChapt
ern40 nHirsutismnand nVirilization
Chaptern41 nMenopause
Chaptern42 nInfertility
Chaptern43 nPremenstrual nSyndromenandnPremenstrual nDysphoric nDisorder
SECTION nVIn G ynecologic nO ncology nandnUterine nLeiomyoma
nChapter n44 nCelln Biologynand nPrinciplesn ofn Cancer n Therapyn Cha
ptern45 nGestationaln Trophoblastic nN eoplasia
Chaptern46 nVulvarnandnVaginal nDiseasenandn Neoplasia
nChapter n47 nCervicaln N eoplasia nandn Carcinoma nChapt
ern48 nUterinen Leiomyoma nandn Neoplasia n Chapter n49 n
Cancernofnthe nUterine nCorpus
Chaptern50 nOvarian nandnAdnexalnDisease
, Beckmann nandn Ling'sn O bstetricsn and n Gynecology n Edition n 8th n edition n TestnBankn Chapte
rn1:nWom en’s n Health n Examination n and n Women’sn Health nCareManage ment
1:
Elevatingnthe nheadnof nthe nexaminingntable napproximatelyn30ndegreesnfacilitates
a. The nobservationnof nthe npatient'snresponses
b. The nabilitynof nthe npatientntoncomfortablynlooknaroundntondistractnhernfromnthe nexaminationnc:
c. The ncontractionnof nthe nabdominalnwallnmuscle ngroups,nmakingnthe nexaminationneasier
d. Comfortable nbloodnpressure nmeasurement
e. The nphysiciannnotnbeingndistractednbyneye ncontactnwithnthe npatient
2:
Whichnof nthe nfollowingnuterine npositionsnisnmostnassociatednwithndyspareunia?
a. Midposition,nretroflexed
b. Retroverted, n anteflexed
c. Anteverted,nanteflexed
d. Retroverted, n retroflexed
e. Midpostion,n anteflexed
3:
Inquirynconcerningnadultnandnchildnhistorynof nsexualnabuse nshouldnbe nincludedninnthe nsexualnhistory
a. ifntime npermits
b. innvisitsnwhere nthere nare nsuspiciousnphysicalnfindingsnbutnnotnotherwise
c. innvisitsnwhere nsufficientntime nisnallotted
d. innallnnewnpatientnvisits
e. innvisitsnwhere nanspecificnindicationnisnnoted
4:
Peaund'orange nchange ninnthe nbreastnisnassociatednwith
a. edemanof nthe nlymphatics
b. jaundice
c. toonvigorousnbreastfeeding
d. overlyntightnundergarments
e. galactorrhea
5:
Whichnkindnof nspeculumnisnoftennmostnsuitable nfornexaminationnof nthe nnulliparousnpatient?
a. Morgan'snspeculum
b. Endoscopicnspeculum
c. Lingnspeculum
d. Gravesnspeculum
e. Pedersonnspeculum
