According to the NOF (National Osteoporosis Foundation) a FRAX score can help guide treatment.  They recommend initiating medication treatment when the FRAX scores are:

An adult female comes to your clinic complaining of vaginal discharge along with post-coital bleeding.  The nurse practitioner has cervical cancer in her differential diagnoses.  During the exam, which of the following results would be suspicious for cervical cancer?

A client with previously regular menstrual cycles is experiencing amenorrhea.  She has  normal thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH) levels and prolactin levels.  After completing a 10-day course of medroxyprogesterone (Provera)10mg she begins to bleed.  The nurse practitioner can explain which of the following to her patient?

The most frequent cause of secondary amenorrhea in a sexually active young female adult is:

A single measurement of an FSH level of 30mIU/ml in a 49 y.o. perimenopausal woman who has been experiencing amenorrhea for 6 months is:

Pharmacologic management of endometriosis may include all of the following except:

A postmenopausal woman complains of vaginal itching and dyspareunia. The vaginal mucosa appears thin, dry, and pale.  The most likely diagnosis is:

The most common type of malignant ovarian cancer is:

Prioritize the following treatments for the patient in this scenario from the highest priority to lowest priority

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