In symptomatic patients which infection(s) would you treat with metronidazole (Flagyl)?

You have diagnosed your teenage patient with primary dysmenorrhea. Describe three lifestyle modifications you, as the FNP, can suggest.

Your patient is a 22 year old nulligravida who presents with a h/o amenorrhea for the last four months. Menarche age 12 with irregularity for first few cycles but became rapidly regular and were occurring every 27-29 days with a flow lasting 3-5 days (Menstrual triad 12×27-29×3-5). She denies sexual debut, previous STIs, pregnancies. She reports a negative PMS and PSH, is on no medications. What is the first test you would perform to aid in your clinical decision making?

Please match the following conditions typically seen in menopause with their appropriate treatment options.

Which of the following actions does the estrogen in combination oral contraceptives (COCs) include? (select all that apply)                                       

During the early menopause transition, which of the following symptoms would you expect to find in your patient? (Select all that apply)                                                    

A 24-year-old woman presents with a complaint of a nontender mass in her left breast that does not change with the menstrual cycle. On examination, you note a freely movable, 0.5 cm × 1 cm, firm, rubbery nontender mass. The most likely diagnosis is:

For two points create a question on a topic you were prepared to answer. Provide four answers indicating the correct answer with rationale.

Pap smears are not recommended for women less than 21 years old. In the US and other resource-rich countries, which of the following pap regimens are acceptable to most GYN professional organizations for women

Many conditions are associated with abnormal uterine bleeding. Match the following physical findings with the conditions they are likely associated with.