You are performing an evaluation on your obstetric patient who is 32 weeks gestation.  One part of your evaluation involves visualization of a vaginal sample under the microscope, you visualize the above microscopic image and determine the following:

A young adult female presents with a history of vaginal itching and heavy white discharge. The client gives a history of no sexual activity. On exam, the nurse practitioner notes an erythematous vulva with white patches on the vaginal walls. There is no odor to the discharge. The nurse practitioner would expect what factors in the client history?  

A 15 year-old female has never menstruated.  She and her mother are concerned.  What is the most important for the NP to initially assess?

The book of Psalms has given us many songs from ancient Israel.

Which of the following is the correct order for completing a pelvic examination of a 42 year-old female who is presenting to your office for her annual exam and pap smear.  She is c/o some white, clumpy vaginal d/c with itching.  She is in a long-term, monogamous relationship and has no reason to suspect STIs.

Characteristics of normal vaginal secretions in a reproductive age woman include:  

Your patient was doing some research over the internet and wanted additional information on the IUD.  You explain to her that the absolute contraindications for the use of the intrauterine device (IUD) include all the following EXCEPT:

Jody is in her second postpartum hospital day.  She delivered a healthy baby boy via C/Section.  She is complaining of a significant and persistent H/A that has not been relieved by Tylenol.  You are concerned she may have a secondary H/A which could include:

Which of the following distinguishes secondary from primary amenorrhea?  

When the fetal heart slows at the end or after a contraction it is called: