When caring for a postoperative mastectomy patient, the nursing assistant should
A) take blood pressure on the operative side.
B) provide emotional support.
C) counsel about femininity.
D) discuss postoperative sexuality.
B
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A) colonoscopy B) ultrasonography C) CT and MRI D) All of the above are correct.
One of the best ways a LP/VN can prepare for a leadership position is to
A) maintain a strong work attendance record. B) work with culturally diverse staff and patients. C) establish strong therapeutic relationships with patients. D) completing education programs and attending workshops on leadership.
Your patient was admitted after a fall in her home. After measuring the patient's legs, you determine that her left leg is 4.5 cm shorter than her right leg. This difference most likely indicates
a. a finding within normal limits. b. a hip fracture with displacement of the proximal femur. c. dislocation of the hip. d. flexion contractures of the hip.
The physician explains to the patient that he has an inflammation of the Cowper glands. Where are the Cowper glands located?
A) Within the epididymis B) Below the prostate within the posterior aspect of the urethra C) Within the anterior aspect of the urethra just above the prostate D) Near the urethra, alongside the vas deferens