A woman complains of pain with intercourse. Which client medications should the nurse check for that contribute to dyspareunia?
A) Antihistamines
B) Calcium supplements
C) Antibiotics
D) Antihypertensives
Ans: A
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Common causes of dyspareunia are organic problems, including inadequate lubrication at the vaginal opening or within the vaginal walls. Medications that cause dyspareunia include antihistamines, certain tranquilizers, marijuana, and alcohol.
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When involved in treating a client experiencing a hypertensive emergency, the nurse prepares to administer:
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A nurse is delivering a workshop regarding health promotion to a group of elderly clients. In describing Healthy People 2010, which goal should the nurse emphasize for this group?
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