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NSG222/ NSG 222 Exam 1: (New 2024/ 2025 Update) Family Nursing Review| Questions and Verif, Exams of Health sciences

QUESTION ways to decrease risk for lymphedema Answer: - avoid using affected arm for blood pressure, blood draws, IVs - wear gloves during activities that may cause injury - wear compression sleeve QUESTION recommendations for breast self exam Answer: - inspect breasts in 3 different posi- tions (hands above head, hands on hips, leaning forward) - 3 types of palpation (circles, wedges, lines) - use 3 different types of pressure (light, medium, firm) QUESTION hysterectomy post op care Answer: - pain management - assess vaginal bleeding (less than 1 pad per hour) - encourage early ambulation - nothing in the vagina for 6 weeks - no heavy lifting for 6 weeksQUESTION risk factors for uterine cancer

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NSG222/ NSG 222 Exam 1: (New 2024/ 2025
Update) Family Nursing Review| Questions
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QUESTION
ways to decrease risk for lymphedema
Answer:
- avoid using affected arm for blood pressure, blood draws, IVs
- wear gloves during activities that may cause injury
- wear compression sleeve
QUESTION
recommendations for breast self exam
Answer:
- inspect breasts in 3 different posi- tions (hands above head, hands on hips, leaning forward)
- 3 types of palpation (circles, wedges, lines)
- use 3 different types of pressure (light, medium, firm)
QUESTION
hysterectomy post op care
Answer:
- pain management
- assess vaginal bleeding (less than 1 pad per hour)
- encourage early ambulation
- nothing in the vagina for 6 weeks
- no heavy lifting for 6 weeks
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NSG222/ NSG 222 Exam 1: (New 2024/ 2025

Update) Family Nursing Review| Questions

and Verified Answers| 100% Correct| A

Grade– Herzing

QUESTION

ways to decrease risk for lymphedema Answer:

  • avoid using affected arm for blood pressure, blood draws, IVs
  • wear gloves during activities that may cause injury
  • wear compression sleeve

QUESTION

recommendations for breast self exam Answer:

  • inspect breasts in 3 different posi- tions (hands above head, hands on hips, leaning forward)
  • 3 types of palpation (circles, wedges, lines)
  • use 3 different types of pressure (light, medium, firm)

QUESTION

hysterectomy post op care Answer:

  • pain management
  • assess vaginal bleeding (less than 1 pad per hour)
  • encourage early ambulation
  • nothing in the vagina for 6 weeks
  • no heavy lifting for 6 weeks

QUESTION

risk factors for uterine cancer Answer:

  • obesity
  • nulliparity
  • older age at pregnancy

QUESTION

vulvar cancer Answer:

  • leukoplakia (white patches on vulva)
  • erythema/redness
  • lumps on labia
  • dysuria
  • itching/burning
  • treated with chemotherapy, radiation, surgery

QUESTION

cycles of violence Answer:

  • tension building
  • physical abuse
  • reconciliation/honeymoon

QUESTION

nursing focus for rape Answer:

  • supportive care
  • evidence collection
  • STI evaluation
  • prevent pregnancy

QUESTION

oligohydramnios Answer:

  • too little amniotic fluid (<500mL at 32- 36 weeks)
  • indicates kidney abnormality b/c fetus is not urinating enough

QUESTION

polyhydramnios Answer:

  • too much amniotic fluid (>2000mL at 32- 36 weeks)
  • indicates GI abnormality b/c fetus is not swallowing enough

QUESTION

presumptive (subjective) signs of pregnancy Answer:

  • amenorrhea
  • nausea
  • breast tenderness
  • deepening pigmentation
  • urinary frequency
  • fetal movements (quickening)

QUESTION

probable (objective) signs of pregnancy Answer:

  • Braxton Hicks contractions
  • positive pregnancy test
  • abdominal enlargement
  • Ballottement (rebound felt during cervical exam)
  • Goodell's sign (softening of cervix)
  • Chadwick's sign (bluish-purple coloration of cervix)
  • Hegar's sign (softening of lower uterine segment)

QUESTION

positive signs of pregnancy Answer:

  • audible fetal heartbeat
  • fetal movement felt by examiner
  • ultrasound confirmation

QUESTION

normal changes/symptoms during pregnancy Answer:

  • nausea/vomiting
  • excessive salivation
  • back pain
  • nasal stuffiness
  • constipation
  • shortness of breath
  • breast tenderness
  • hemorrhoids

QUESTION

interventions to help with symptoms during pregnancy Answer:

  • heating pad for back pain
  • maintain good posture
  • wear supportive shoes
  • remain upright after eating for heartburn

QUESTION

Answer:

  • 1st trimester: bleeding, painful urination, severe vomiting
  • 2nd trimester: regular uterine contractions, calf pain, sudden gush of fluid from vagina, lack of fetal movement
  • 3rd trimester: sudden weight gain, edema, severe abdominal pain, headache with visual changes

QUESTION

recommended weight gain during pregnancy for healthy BMI (18.5 - 24.9)- Answer: 25 - 35 pounds

  • 1st trimester: 3 - 5 pounds
  • 2nd & 3rd trimester: 1 pound per week

QUESTION

recommended weight gain during pregnancy for underweight BMI (<18.5)- Answer: 28 - 40 pounds

  • 1st trimester: 5 pounds
  • 2nd & 3rd trimester: 1+ pound per week

QUESTION

recommended weight gain during pregnancy for overweight BMI (>25) Answer:

15 - 25 pounds

  • 1st trimester: 2 pounds
  • 2nd & 3rd trimester: 2/3 pound per week

QUESTION

first prenatal visit Answer:

  • estimated due date
  • physical, pelvic, and breast exam
  • blood pressure and weight
  • personal and family medical history
  • lab tests: urine, blood, maybe pap smear
  • screening for STIs

QUESTION

Naegele's Rule Answer:

  • method for determining the estimated date of delivery (EDD)
  • add 7 days to the first day of the last menstrual period, then subtract 3 months
  • add one year to get EDD

QUESTION

gravida Answer: pregnant woman

QUESTION

primigravida Answer: a woman who is pregnant for the first time

QUESTION

nulligravida Answer:

  • A: abortions, pregnancies ending before 20 wks
  • L: currently living children

QUESTION

4 types of contraception Answer:

  • behavioral
  • barrier
  • hormonal
  • permanent

QUESTION

behavioral methods of contraception Answer:

  • abstinence
  • rhythm method (fertility awareness)
  • withdrawal (coitus interruptus)
  • lactational amenorrhea

QUESTION

lactational amenorrhea Answer:

  • breast feeding at least 6 times per day
  • no more than 6 hours between feedings at night
  • solely breastfeeding child

QUESTION

What is unique about the barrier method of contraception? Answer: only method that also prevents STIs

QUESTION

barrier methods of contraception Answer:

  • condom
  • diaphragm
  • cervical cap
  • sponge

QUESTION

hormonal methods of contraception Answer:

  • oral
  • injectable
  • transdermal
  • vaginal ring
  • implantable
  • intrauterine
  • emergency

QUESTION

permanent methods of contraception Answer:

  • tubal ligation
  • vasectomy
  • hysterectomy

QUESTION

What is the age of viability of a fetus? Answer: 22 - 24 weeks

QUESTION

symptoms of pelvic inflammatory disease Answer:

  • abdominal pain
  • fever
  • elevated WBCs
  • dysuria
  • dysmenorrhea
  • painful intercourse
  • nausea
  • vomiting

QUESTION

human papillomavirus (HPV) Answer:

  • viral sexually transmitted disease that causes genital warts or cervical cancer
  • no cure (vaccines available - 2 doses for 9 - 14 yrs, 3 doses for 15 - 45 yrs)

QUESTION

mastitis Answer:

  • inflammation of breast tissue caused by blocked milk duct
  • flu-like symptoms
  • warmth, redness, swelling, tenderness
  • usually unilateral
  • treatment includes encouraging breast feeding

QUESTION

non-modifiable risk factors for breast cancer Answer:

  • gender (females)
  • age (older than 50)
  • family history
  • genetic mutations (BRCA1 & BRCA2 genes)
  • race (Caucasian)
  • early menarche/late menopause

QUESTION

modifiable risk factors for breast cancer Answer:

  • obesity
  • sedentary lifestyle
  • excessive alcohol intake
  • smoking
  • nulliparity

QUESTION

When is Rhogam given? Answer:

  • mother is Rh-negative & infant is Rh-positive
  • 28 weeks gestation AND 72 hours after birth
  • any miscarriage
  • an abortion
  • an ectopic pregnancy
  • after an amniocentesis
  • after a stillbirth

QUESTION

How does mother assess fetal well-being? Answer:

  • track how long it takes to feel 10 movements
  • contact provider if less than 10 movements in 2 hours

autosomal recessive disorders Answer:

  • requires 2 abnormal genes
  • cystic fibrosis
  • sickle cell anemia

QUESTION

x-linked disorders Answer:

  • linked to the X chromosome, affects males more ofent
  • hemophilia
  • muscular dystrophy

QUESTION

preconception counseling should be offered to Answer:

  • mother is 35 or older
  • father is 50 or older
  • exposure to teratogens
  • cases of incest

QUESTION

primary amenorrhea Answer: absence of menses by age 15 with absence of growth of secondary sex characteristics

QUESTION

causes of primary amenorrhea Answer:

  • stress
  • vigorous exercise
  • congenital abnormalities
  • endocrine disorders

QUESTION

secondary amenorrhea Answer: absence of menses by age 16 with normal develop- ment of secondary sex characteristics

QUESTION

causes of secondary amenorrhea Answer:

  • vigorous exercise
  • stress
  • anxiety/depression
  • pregnancy
  • breast feeding

QUESTION

primary dysmenorrhea Answer: painful menstruation without any identifiable underlying pelvic pathology

QUESTION

secondary dysmenorrhea Answer:

  • painful menstruation due to pelvic or uterine pathol- ogy
  • do not typically respond to NSAIDs
  • causes infertility