Exam 2

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A  Human papillomavirus

B  Syphilis

C  Herpes

D  Chlamydia

A  Fundus of the uterus

B  Upper third portion of the Fallopian tube

C  Follicular tissue of the ovary

D  Endometrium of the uterus

A  All answers are correct

B  Vitamins

C  Fat

D  Minerals

A  Ovum

B  Embryo

C  Fetus

D  Blastocyst

A  Fetus is born

B  Cervix is fully dilated so that fetus can enter the vagina

C  Placenta is expelled from the uterus

D  The head of the fetus appears and episiotomy may be necessary

A  Glucose tolerance testing

B  Chorionic villus sampling

C  Amniocentesis

D  Alpha-fetoprotein screening

A  Trichomonas

B  Gonorrheal

C  Yeast

D  Herpes

A  Having amniocentesis before the second trimester of pregnancy

B  Obtaining 400-600 micrograms of folic acid in their diets before and during pregnancy

C  All answers are correct

D  Losing excess weight during the first trimester of pregnancy

A  Cholesterol

B  Trans fat

C  All answers are correct

D  Inadequate amounts of vitamin C

A  Type 2 diabetes

B  Colon cancer

C  All answers are correct

D  Osteoporosis

A  Exercising regularly

B  All answers are correct

C  Consuming 500 to 800 calories per day

D  Eating grapefruits only for three days, then fasting for four days

A  Stop smoking cigarettes

B  Engage in daily aerobic exercise

C  Take prenatal vitamin/mineral supplements

D  Get plenty of rest

A  C

B  B

C  D

D  A

A  Genital Warts

B  Gonorrhea

C  Genital herpes

D  Chlamydia

A  Protein

B  Carbohydrate

C  Fat

D  Vitamin C

A  Breast-fed babies have fewer episodes of ear infections and diarrhea than formula-fed babies

B  New mothers who breastfeed have slightly higher risk of postpartum bleeding than new mothers who use formula for feeding

C  Breastfeeding protects babies against cancer, sickle cell anemia, spina bifida and PKU

D  Breast-fed babies experience about the same number of hospitalizations and doctor’s visits s formula fed babies

A  Body mass index

B  The dietary guidelines

C  Whole body counting

D  Mass spectrometry

A  Pain during intercourse and a thick, green or yellow vaginal discharge

B  Vaginal redness, swelling and a gray, frothy, foul-smelling vaginal discharge

C  Flu-like symptoms and painful blisters in the vulva or on buttocks

D  A painless open sore at the site sexual contract

A  Corn oil

B  Margarine

C  Coconut oil

D  Olive oil

A  Socializing with friends

B  Reducing her level of stress

C  Engaging in regular physical activity

D  Taking vitamin supplements

A  LH

B  HPL

C  HCG

D  FSH

A  Need to urinate frequently

B  Restlessness

C  Elevated mood

D  Slightly reduced body temperature

A  Limiting intake of fatty foods

B  Exercising regularly

C  Avoid alcoholic beverages

D  Following starvation diets

A  A static

B  A toxemic

C  An allotropic

D  An ectopic

A  Melatonin

B  Progestin

C  Thyroxin

D  Insulin

A  Chlamydia

B  Scabies

C  Syphilis

D  Gonorrhea

A  Phenylketonuria

B  Scarlet fever

C  Rubella

D  Spina bifida

A  Chronic virus sampling

B  Amniocentesis

C  Ultrasound

D  Alpha-fetoprotein screening

A  Exercise does not increase one’s appetite

B  The amount of sweat that’s lost during exercise does not indicate how much energy is expanded for the activity

C  All answers are correct

D  Exercising during menstruation does not negatively affect a woman’s physical performance.

A  280

B  300

C  260

D  240

A  Menarche

B  Perimenopause

C  Anaphase

D  Premens

A  Embryo transfer

B  Surrogacy

C  Amniocentesis

D  Artificial insemination

A  Consume 400-600 mcg of folic acid daily

B  Eat a high protein diet daily

C  Drinks 3 or more glasses of milk daily

D  Exercise for at least 30 minutes daily

A  Pregnant women can safely drink up to 2 ounces of alcohol daily

B  Smoking marijuana during pregnancy appears to have ni detrimental health effects in the embryo/fetus

C  Most over-the-vounter mediations are safe to take during pregnancy

D  The embryo/fetus is very vulnerable to the effects of alcohol during the first trimester

A  Ultrasound

B  Chronic villus sampling

C  CAT scan

D  Alpha-fetoprotein screening

A  Getting plenty of rest

B  All answers are correct

C  Taking iron supplements

D  Preforming weight-bearing exercise

A  Scabies

B  Gonorrhea

C  Genital Herpes

D    

E  Human Papillomavirus

A  All answers are correct

B  Exercise frequency

C  Exercise intensity

D  Exercise duration

A  3 trimesters

B  40-week intervals

C  None of the answers are correct

D  9 phases

A  Greater risk of heat exhaustion during vigorous exercise

B  Lower testosterone levels

C  More joints discomfort during resistance exercise

D  All answers are correct

A  Thinning bones

B  Memory and other cognitive deficits

C  Mood swings

D  Hot flashes

A  25 to 34

B  20 to 29

C  30 to 39

D  15 to 24

A  Ovarian cancer

B  Birth control use

C  Chronic alcohol abuse

D  Pelvic inflammatory disease

A  Cervix is 5 cm dilated

B  Placenta is expelled

C  Fetus is born

D  Cervix is 50% effaced

A  In the United States, most HIV-infected women acquired the virus through heterosexual transmission.

B  AIDS is a disease that affects homosexual males.

C  In general, it’s possible tell if a person is infected with HIV just by looking at him or her

D  A person has an abnormally high T lymphocyte count

A  Swimming

B  Low-impact aerobics

C  Walking

D  Scuba diving

A  Not smoke

B  Restrict her salt intake

C  Get at least 8 hours of sleep each night

D  Take vitamin C and E supplements

A  Transfers nutrients from the mother’s bloodstream to the embryos

B  Protects the embryos/fetus from bums

C  Produces estrogen and progesterone to maintain the pregnancy

D  Stimulates milk production in a pregnancy woman’s breasts.

A  Fallopian tube

B  Fundus

C  Ovary

D  Cervix

A  All answers are correct

B  Gonorrhea

C  Syphilis

D  Chlamydia infection

A  Being near the end of her childbearing years.

B  Performing extreme forms of expertise during the first trimester

C  Becoming infected with cytomegalovirus

D  Abusing prescriptive drugs

A  Increases LDL levels and decreases HDL levels

B  Decreases bone density

C  Relieves hot flashes

D  Reduces risk of breast cancer

A  Experience short labor

B  Have longer pregnancies

C  Produce more milk after delivery

D  All answers are correct

A  15%

B  10%

C  20%

D  25%

A  Syphilis

B  Chlamydia

C  Human Papillomavirus

D  Trichomoniasis

A  Having sexual intercourse

B  Sharing needles while abusing intravenous drugs

C  Shaking hands with others

D  Breastfeeding their babies

A  Muscular strength and endurance

B  Speed

C  Cardiovascular endurance

D  Flexibility

A  65 and 75

B  55 and 65

C  35 and 45

D  45 and 55

A  Cancer

B  Diabetes

C  Heart disease

D  Osteoporosis

A  Antiviral medications are available that can cure genital herpes

B  All answers are correct

C  Wearing a latex condom during sexual intercourse prevents herpes transmission

D  A person infected with herpes can spread the virus when no signs or symptoms of the infection are resent

A  It takes about 15 years for most women to complete menopause

B  A woman has completed menopause when her monthly period cease for twelve months.

C  Pregnancy can still occur after menopause is complete

D  A woman’s body no longer produces estrogen during menopause

A  Green beans

B  Baked potatoes

C  Non-fat milk

D  Apricots

A  Physical activity tends to increase as one ages

B  The average woman has more fat and less lean body weight than the average man.

C  Women tend to be in more physically active than men

D  About 25% of American adults preform high-level physical activity regularly

A  Genital Warts

B  HIV

C  Syphilis

D  Herpes

A  Trichomonas

B  Herpes

C  Yeast

D  Gonorrheal

A  Being overweight

B  Having more than one child

C  Smoking cigarettes

D  All answers are correct

A  Wearing cotton underwear

B  Using deodorant-free tampons

C  Douching regularly

D  Wiping oneself from front to back after going to the bathroom

A  A person can increase his or her basal metabolic rate by exercising.

B  Having pain while exercising is a sign that one is exercising correctly to develop stringer muscles

C  Performing sport exercises such as “crunches,” are an effective easy to reduce specific areas of fat

D  Overweight people should avoid exercising before meals because it increases appetite

A  20

B  10

C  40

D  30

A  striae gravidarum

B  ectopic pregnancy

C  leukorrhea

D  miscarriage