The nurse is interviewing a female client who reports a grayish discharge with a fishy odor. Based on this data, which condition does the nurse suspect?
1. Bacterial vaginosis.
2. Chlamydia.
3. Genital warts.
4. Gonorrhea.
Correct Answer: 1
Bacterial vaginosis presents with a creamy-gray to white discharge that has a fishy odor. A yellow discharge can be seen in chlamydial infection. Genital warts are raised, moist, cauliflower-shaped papules. Green discharge that has a foul smell is associated with gonorrhea.
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A community health nurse has tried numerous times to influence health policy in the local community. Which of the following might the nurse try as a last resort?
A) Volunteer some time B) Serve on a committee C) Run for office D) Vote in the local election
What is a category of health promotion and health protection intervention that targets the individual or family?
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