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NUR 684 WOMENS HEALTH ACTUAL EXAM PAPER 2026|2027|2028 QUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS GRADED A+ ◉ Potential causes for galactorrhea include all of the following EXCEPT: Answer: Heavy tobacco use ◉ A 50-year-old woman presents with complaint of a burning sensation behind both nipples and a spontaneous greenish brown nipple discharge. On examination you note bilateral multiduct sticky green nipple discharge with no masses or breast skin changes. The most likely diagnosis is: Answer: Mammary duct ectasia ◉ Differential diagnoses for a woman who presents with red moist patches or one or both breasts include eczema and Paget's disease of the nipple. Findings that fit with Paget's disease of the nipple include which of the following: Answ
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and a spontaneous greenish brown nipple discharge. On examination you note bilateral multiduct sticky green nipple discharge with no masses or breast skin changes. The most likely diagnosis is: Answer: Mammary duct ectasia
breasts include eczema and Paget's disease of the nipple. Findings that fit with Paget's disease of the nipple include which of the following: Answer: Nipple always involved, itching common
is indicative of: Answer: Inflammatory breast cancer
breasts. Appropriate information for this woman would include: Answer: Additional surveillance may be recommended depending on other breast cancer risk factors.
inheriting the same mutation. Answer: True
you she had the Tdap vaccination with her last pregnancy which was 2 years ago. You would advise her she needs a: Answer: Tdap vaccination in her third trimester
Answer: Vaginal introitus and rectum
weeks gestation
would include: Answer: Softening of the cervix
incidence of: Answer: Neural tube defects
contraindications to any of these medications. Answer: Transdermal estrogen patch
considered: Answer: Limited information
False
correct? Answer: WSW tend to obtain routine gynecologic care less frequently than women who are heterosexual.
interest/arousal disorder? Answer: Causes marked distress or interpersonal difficulty
metabolic syndrome? Answer: Abdominal obesity Hypertension Hyperlipidemia
All of the above
gender identity. Answer: False
in her current pill cycle. She has been on the same combination oral contraceptives for two years without any problems. She states she has not missed any pills and her last period was normal. Appropriate initial management would include: Answer: Discuss her recent sexual history and do a test for Chlamydia if indicated
May cause irregular bleeding of spotting
Answer: Multiple vesicles and shallow ulcers
intervals (IPIs) of less than 18 months are more likely to have premature and/or low birth weight infants than those with IPIs greater than 18 months.
Answer: Dry Mouth
infections she should have before she gets pregnant. Appropriate advice would include that she should consider testing for: Answer: HIV infection
enzyme inhibitor (ACEI) and who is otherwise healthy is interested in becoming pregnant in the near future. Appropriate information would include: Answer: She will need to switch to another antihypertensive medication prior to becoming pregnant.
pregnancy in the next year. She had a preterm birth 2 years ago and wants to know what she can do to prevent this from happening again. Appropriate information would include: Answer: She should discuss with her OB/GYN provider the potential benefit of treatment with progesterone with this next pregnancy.
how she is doing and she tells you she has been having difficulty sleeping with frequent nightmares and having panic attacks for no reason. Her affect at this visit is normal except for expressing worry about her symptoms and she appears to be bonding well with the baby. The baby is doing well now although he had to be
resuscitated and then transported to a NICU at another hospital immediately after birth because he was preterm and low-birth-weight. You suspect possible: Answer: Post-traumatic stress disorder
in a sexually active, reproductive age woman? Answer: Cervical motion tenderness Spotting Pelvic mass All of the above
primary dysmenorrhea. Answer: Prostaglandin
indicates she has: Answer: Bone loss that is at the level for a diagnosis of osteopenia
and had unprotected sex is given ulipristal acetate (Ella) for emergency contraception. She should be advised to: Answer: Abstain from sex or use a barrier method for five days and then restart COCs
frequency and urgency for the past three months. The pain is worse during sexual intercourse and relieved somewhat when she urinates. Physical exam reveals suprapubic tenderness as well as tenderness along the anterior wall of the vagina and urethra. The remainder of her exam is normal. What diagnosis fits best with these findings? Answer: Interstitial cystitis/painful bladder syndrome
EXCEPT: Answer: Decrease in cervical cancer
onset of severe pain
from providing combination oral contraceptives to a woman in which of the following situations: Answer: Breastfeeding and less than one month postpartum
been 16 weeks since her last injection. The last time she had sex was 7 days ago. Appropriate management would be: Answer: Perform a sensitive urine pregnancy test and give the injection if the test is negative
and doxycycline 100 mg orally bid for 14 days is: Answer: See patient again within 72 hours after initiation of treatment
had 1 male sex partner. She has never had a pelvic exam or any sexually transmitted infection testing. She has no symptoms of any infection. According to current nationally accepted guidelines which of the following tests should she have at this visit for routine screening purposes? Answer: Chlamydia, gonorrhea, and HIV
weeks gestation: Answer: 12
change with her menstrual cycle. On examination, you note a freely movable, 0.5 cm x 1 cm firm, rubbery non-tender mass. The most likely diagnosis is: Answer: Fibroadenoma