front 1 group of physical and emotional symptoms that occur in some women 7 to 10 days before menustration | back 1 Premenstrual Syndrome |
front 2 This client presents w/:
| back 2 Premenstrual Syndrome |
front 3 tx for PMS | back 3
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front 4 painful menstruation | back 4 Dysmenorrhea |
front 5 This client presents w/:
| back 5 Dysmenorrhea |
front 6 Tx for dysmenorrhea | back 6
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front 7 absence of menstrual flow | back 7 Amenorrhea |
front 8 Tx of amenorrhea | back 8 treating the underlying cause |
front 9 characterized by a cluster of signs and symptoms that include amenorrhea and oligomenorrhea | back 9 Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) |
front 10 This client presents w/:
| back 10 PCOS |
front 11 Tx for PCOS | back 11
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front 12 excessive bleeding at the time of normal menstruation | back 12 Menorrhagia |
front 13 Client presents w/:
| back 13 Menorrhagia |
front 14 Tx for menorrhagia | back 14
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front 15 vaginal bleeding at the time other than a menstrual period | back 15 Metrorrhagia |
front 16 nurse management for clients w/ Metrorrhagia | back 16
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| back 17 Menopause |
front 18 This client presents w/:
| back 18 Menopause |
front 19 Tx for menopause | back 19
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front 20 Nursing management and teachings for clients going through menopause | back 20
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front 21 inflamed vagina
| back 21 Vaginitis |
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| back 22 candida albicans |
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| back 23 trichonomas vaginalis |
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| back 24 Gardnerella vaginalis |
front 25 Tx for vaginitis | back 25 Antimicrobials
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front 26 Nursing management and teachings for clients w/ vaginitis? | back 26
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front 27 infection of the pelvic organs other than the uterus, including the ovaries (oophoritis), fallopian tubes (salpingitis), pelvic vascular system, and pelvic supporting structures
| back 27 Pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) |
front 28 This client presents w/:
| back 28 Pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) |
front 29 Medical management for clients w/ PID | back 29
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front 30 a type of septic shock that is associated w/ the use of superabsorbent tampons that are not changed frequently and internal contraceptive devices that remain in place longer that usual | back 30
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front 31 This client presents w/ sudden onset of:
| back 31 TSS |
front 32 Medical and nursing management for clients w/ TSS: | back 32
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front 33 occurs when tissue similar to the endometrium is found outside the uterus | back 33 Endometriosis |
front 34 This client presents w/:
| back 34 Endometriosis |
front 35 Medical Management for Endometriosis | back 35
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front 36 nursing management for endometriosis | back 36
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front 37 opening b/t ureter and vagina | back 37 ureterovaginal fistula |
front 38 opening b/t bladder and vaginal | back 38 vesicovaginal fistula |
front 39 opening b/t the rectum and vagina | back 39 rectovaginal fistula |
front 40 This client presents w/:
| back 40 vaginal fistula |
front 41 what is the tx for a vaginal fistula | back 41 surgery after an inflammation and edema have disappeared |
front 42 nursing management for clients w/ vaginal fistulas | back 42
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front 43 post-surgery management for clients with fistulas | back 43
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front 44
| back 44 cystocele |
front 45 herniation of the rectum into the vagina
| back 45 rectocele |
front 46 downward displacement of the cervix anywhere from low in the vagina to outside the vagina
| back 46 uterovaginal prolapse |
front 47 Medical and surgical management for pelvic organ prolapses | back 47
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front 48 Nursing management for pelvic organ prolapses | back 48 Show the client how to remove, clean, and reinsert a pessary
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front 49 when a client has abnormal bleeding, this surgical procedure is done to determine the cause of or to control the bleeding | back 49 Dilation and Curettage (D&C) |
front 50 This client presents w/:
| back 50 Fibroid tumor |
front 51 medical and surgical tx for fibroid tumor | back 51
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front 52 localized malignancy that, if left untreated, will invade other areas | back 52 Carcinoma in situ |
front 53 Removal of the entire uterus and cervix | back 53 Hysterectomy |
front 54 removal of the uterus only, with a stump of the cervix left in tact | back 54 Subtotal Hysterectomy |
front 55 removal of the uterus, fallopian tubes, and ovaries | back 55 Panhysterectomy |
front 56 removal of the uterus, cervix, ovaries, fallopian tubes: part of the upper vagina and some pelvic lymph nodes | back 56 Radical Hysterectomy |
front 57 removal of all reproductive organs, rectum, colon, bladder, iliac blood vessels, and pelvic lymph nodes and peritoneum | back 57 pelvic exenteration |
front 58 What preventatives are done to decrease the incidence of cervical cancer? | back 58
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front 59 a membranous sac filled w/ fluid, cells, or both | back 59 Ovarian Cyst |
front 60 This client presents w/:
| back 60 Ovarian Cyst |
front 61 Medical tx for ovarian cysts | back 61
- oophorectomy: removal of the ovary - oophorocystectomy: removal of the cystic tissue - salpingo-oophorectomy: removal of the ovary and fallopian tubes |
front 62 inflammation of the cervix S/S:
| back 62 Cervicitis |
front 63 tx of cervicitis | back 63
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front 64 nursing management for cervicitis | back 64
- rest more than usual for 1-2 days - avoid straining or heavy lifting - rest in bed and report any frank bleeding - expect grayish-green, malodorous discharge is normal for about 3 weeks after cautery - return for follow-up w/ PCP in 2-4 weeks - abstain from sex until tissues are healed - expect healing to take 6-8 weeks |
front 65 This client presents w/:
| back 65 Cervical and Endometrial Cancer
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