This means that even though each CCRN test contains the same material, the score required may vary based on which questions a particular individual receives. The number of correct responses required in order to pass the CCRN exam is usually approximately 70% or 88 questions. For an individual to be eligible to take the CCRN Adult Exam, the individual must be a registered nurse without any restrictions on his or her license of any kind.
Women undergo a lot of changes during pregnancy, and an increase in vaginal discharge is perfectly normal. Most women experience thick, creamy white discharge in the early stages of their pregnancy. During this time, your vagina is working overtime to create more discharge.
Fluid that leaks from one or both nipples is called a nipple discharge. Each breast has several (15 to 20) milk ducts. A discharge can come from one or more of these ducts. Nipple discharge can occur normally during the last weeks of pregnancy and after childbirth when breast milk is produced. A nipple discharge can also be normal in women who are not pregnant or breastfeeding, especially during the reproductive years. For example, in women, fondling, suckling, irritation from clothing, or sexual arousal can stimulate a nipple discharge, as can stress. However, a nipple discharge in men is always abnormal.