The clinic nurse recognizes that a woman’s risk factors for an ectopic pregnancy include: A. The use of oral contraceptive pills B. A previous history of a dilatation and curettage C. An obstruction is present, such as an adhesion of the fallopian tube from a previous infection (chronic salpingitis or pelvic inflammatory disease) D. A history of rubella

Identify the exposures and outcomes from the following statements and match as appropriate. (There are more options than needed).                                                                                                         Researchers are interested to know whether laws prohibiting texting while driving have led to a reduction in road traffic accidents.                                                                                                          Regular intake of fish that are rich in mercury during pregnancy could lead to nervous system damage of the fetus                                                                                                         Neural tube defects in the fetus can be prevented by regular folic acid supplementation in women who are pregnant and/or planning to be pregnant                                                                                                         As a researcher, you are curious…

A 19 year-old nulligravida female presents for the treatment of chronic pelvic pain.  She reports having taken combination oral contraceptives for the past 4 years as prescribed by her health care provider to treat dysmenorrhea.  Up until now, she only experienced pain during menses.  Which of the following is the MOST likely cause of the client’s dysmenorrhea? Question 29 options: a)  Endometriosis b)  Polycystic ovarian syndrome c)  Urinary tract infection d)  Ectopic pregnancy

Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs and estrogen replacement therapy for postmenopausal women has been associated with: