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ATI REPRODUCTIVE TEST 2026 COMPREHENSIVE STUDY GUIDE SOLVED QUESTION SET ◉ Describe the analysis of different types of pap smears and their associated risk factors. Answer: ASC - US - normal atypical squamous cells of undetermined significance (considered mildly abnormal) ASC - H - atypical squamous cells of which high - grade squamous intraepithelial lesions cannot be excluded (indicates high risk of being precancerous) LSIL - low - grade squamous intraepithelial lesion (indicates mild abnormality that demonstrates early changes in shape and size of squamous cells) HSIL - high - grade squamous intraepithelial lesion (indicates a more severe abnormality in size and shape of cells that can progress to invasive cancer) AGC - atypical glandular cells (indicates a change in the glandular cells of the cervix rather than the squamous cells) AIS - adenocarcinoma in situ (indicates the presence of precancerous cells in the glandular tissue) ◉ What are the pre - procedure nursing actions for pap smear? Answer: Ask the client if they have douched, used vaginal medications, or have had sexual intercourse in the past 24 hours Ask them to urinate before exam

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◉ What are colposcopy and cervical biopsies? Answer: After application of acetic acid to the cervix, a colposcope is used to inspect the cervix and take a cervical biopsy. All suspicious areas are biopsied and sent to a laboratory for microscopic examinatio n. ◉ What are the indications for coploscopy and cervical biopsies? Answer: Pap tests that demonstrate atypical or abnormal cells must be followed up with a colposcopy and cervical biopsy. ◉ What are the client education for coploscopy and cervical biopsy post - procedure? Answer: Instruct the client to abstain from sexual intercourse and avoid using a douche,vaginal creams, or tampons until all discharge has stopped (usually about 2 weeks). ◉ What are the complications for coploscopy and cervical biopsy? Answer: Heavy Bleeding may occur Infection can result - Assess client for fever, chills, severe pain, foul odor, or purulent discharge ◉ What is cone biopsy? Answer: A cone biopsy is an extensive cervical biopsy that excises a cone - shaped sample of tissue. Anesthesia may or may not be used

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Cryotherapy is another treatment that is used to eliminate abnormal cells - no tissue can be used for biopsy ◉ When is a cone biopsy done? Answer: A cone biopsy is done if a cervical lesion is clearly visible. ◉ What is an endometrial biopsy? Answer: A thin, hollow tube is inserted through the cervix, and a curette or suction equipment is used to obtain the endometrial tissue sample. ◉ What is the pre - procedure actions and education for an endometrial biopsy? Answer: Nursing Actions ■■ Give the client pain reliever 30 min prior to the procedure. ■■ Witness consent. Educate the client about the procedure. ■■Biopsies are done with the client awake. ■■ Some discomfort and cramping will be felt by the client. ■■ Have the client empty her bladder. ◉ What is a serologic studies and the different types? Answer: There are two serologic (blood) studies that can be used to screen for syphilis.

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