Exam 2: NR327 NR 327 Latest

Exam 2: NR327 / NR 327 (Latest

Update 2025 / 2026) Maternal-Child Nursing | Questions & Answers | 100% Correct | Grade A - Chamberlain

Question:

Abstinence: abstaining from coitus (sexual intercourse)

Coitus withdrawal: withdrawal of penis from vagina prior to ejaculation -> 27- 30% failure rate

Calendar method: recording fertile periods based on ovulation

Basal body temperature: temperature can drop slightly at time of ovulation

Symptom based method (cervical mucus): fertility method based on

ovulation --> egg white consistency when ovulating

Answer:

fertility awareness

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Question:

• vaginal sheath inserted into the vagina prior to intercourse and anchored

around the cervix

• remove and throw away after intercourse

• always check expiration date

• 5% failure rate

Answer:

female condom (barrier method)

Question:

Are there adverse side effects with male condoms (barrier method)?

Answer:

No. It just decreases STD risk.

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Question:

• small white plastic foam that is placed over the cervix

• contains spermicide

• prevents sperm from entering the uterus

• stays in for at least 6 hours after intercourse but no longer than 24 hours

• doesn't protect against STDs

• less effective (80%) for woman who have give birth compared to woman who

have not (88%)

Answer:

contraceptive sponge (barrier method)

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Question:

• dome cup that is properly fitted by a HCP to cover the entire cervix
• spermicide cream
• prevents sperm from entering the uterus
• empty bladder before insertion
• can be worn up to 2 years as long as there is no significant weight changes

(+/- 10 pounds)

• likely to cause UTIs
• no oil based lubricant can be used
• does not prevent STDs
• stays in for at least 6 hours after intercourse but no longer than 24 hours

Answer:

diaphragm (barrier method)

Question:

• most effective contraception method
• device inserted into the uterus that kills sperm
• surgical procedure
• cost effective
• make sure patient is not pregnant before insertion
• if patient wants to get pregnant, they just have to get it removed
• monitor monthly (check if string is there)
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