To prevent fetal infection, a cesarean birth is required for the pregnant client who is infected with which of these organisms at the time of delivery?
a. cytomegalovirus c. rubella
b. herpes genitalis d. toxoplasmosis
B
Untreated infections such as herpes genitalis may cause abortion, congenital anomalies, fetal infections, intrauterine growth retardation (IUGR), preterm labor, mental retardation, or death. To prevent fetal infection, a cesarean birth is required for the pregnant client who is infected.
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A) "An infant's skin is thinner than an adult's, so substances placed on the skin are absorbed more readily." B) "The infant's epidermis is loosely connected to the dermis, increasing the risk for breakdown." C) "The infant has a lower risk for damage from ultraviolet radiation because the skin is more pigmented." D) "An infant has less subcutaneous fat, which places the infant at a higher risk for heat loss."
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1. "This sounds like your child is depressed; depression looks different in children and is very serious." 2. "This sounds like bipolar disorder; you might want to have your child tested by a child psychiatrist." 3. "This could be attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD); you might want to have your child tested." 4. "This sounds like typical 7-year-old behaviors to me; if they do not resolve, have your child tested."
The Joint Commission, in 2006, published a list of National Patient Safety Goals for Hospitals. Which of the following accurately reflects one of these safety guidelines?
A) Use at least three patient identifiers. B) For verbal orders, have the prescriber read back the order. C) Label all medications in procedural settings. D) Do not use abbreviations, acronyms, or symbols for medication orders.