The nurse instructs a group of women who attend the health clinic that persons who are particularly at risk for cervical cancer are persons who (select all that apply):
a. Smoke
b. Wear tampons
c. Have been sexually active since their teens
d. Have multiple sexual partners
e. Had chickenpox as a child
f.
Have a history of sexually transmitted diseases (STD)
ANS: A, C, D, F
Women who have been sexually active since their teens, have multiple sexual partners, and have a history of STDs are more at risk for cancer of the cervix.
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a. the physician c. the primary nurse b. the client d. all nurses
When asked about the use of herbal therapy for children, the nurse appropriately replies:
a. "Adverse effects are seen less commonly in children." b. "Parents should not assume that ‘natural' means ‘safe.'" c. "The use of herbal therapy for children has declined recently." d. "Extensive studies have documented toxic effects of herbs and plants in children."
A nurse implements a back massage as an intervention to relieve pain. What theory is the motivation for this intervention?
A) gate control theory C) large/small fiber theory B) neuromodulation D) prostaglandin stimulation
A patient tells the nurse, "I increased my fiber, but I am very constipated." What further information does the nurse need to tell the patient?
A) "Just give it a few more days and you should be fine." B) "Well, that shouldn't happen. Let me recommend a good laxative for you." C) "When you increase fiber in your diet, you also need to increase liquids." D) "I will tell the doctor you are having problems; maybe he can help."