A nurse is asking questions about a patient's sexual history. It is important for the nurse to
A) Evaluate the patient's past history of sexual dysfunction
B) Provide a time that enhances openness
C) Collect data in a quiet, private environment
D) Pull the curtains in a semiprivate room
Ans: C
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A. Advances in medical care B. Decreased cultural diversity C. Decreased patient expectations D. Increased technology development E. Potential legal considerations
The nurse is planning a seminar on ways to ensure healthy genitourinary functioning when aging. What information should the nurse include in this presentation? Standard Text: Select all that apply
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An adolescent is brought to the clinic by her mother because of abnormal uterine bleeding. What should the nurse explain about this bleeding?
A) It is common in adolescents and women approaching menopause. B) It is rare and needs to be medically treated. C) It only occurs at either end of the reproductive age span. D) It is a sign of cancer and needs to be investigated.
Which technology has been implicated in decreasing the incidence of brain-damaged infants?
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