A female client develops human papillomavirus (HPV). The nurse encourages the need for follow-up care because the this client is at risk for:
A) infertility. B) dyspareunia. C) dysmenorrhea D) cervical cancer
D
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Using a formula, estimate the body surface area of a person whose height is 165 centimeters and who weighs 57 kilograms
1. 0.47 m2 2. 1.55 m2 3. 1.62 m2 4. 0.45 m2
Mr. Larson is a 42-year-old widowed father of two children, ages 4 and 11. He works in a sales office to support his family. Recently he has injured his back and you are thinking he would benefit from physical therapy, three times a week, for an hour per session. What would be your next step?
A) Write the physical therapy prescription. B) Have your office staff explain directions to the physical therapy center. C) Discuss the plan with Mr. Larson. D) Tell Mr. Larson that he will be going to physical therapy three times a week.
The nurse is caring for a child who has a long leg cast. The child complains of increasing pain in the toes of the casted foot. The nurse's initial action is to
1. call the physician to reportincreasing pain. 2. administer pain medication. 3. reposition the child in bed. 4. check to see if the cast is too tight.
A postpartum mother questions whether the environmental temperature should be warmer in the baby's room at home. The nurse responds that the environmental temperature should be warmer for the newborn
This response is based on which newborn characteristics that affect the establishment of thermal stability? Note: Credit will be given only if all correct choices and no incorrect choices are selected. Select all that apply. 1. Newborns have less subcutaneous fat than do adults. 2. Infants have a thick epidermis layer. 3. Newborns have a large body surface to weight ratio. 4. Infants have increased total body water. 5. Newborns have more subcutaneous fat than do adults.