Which patient should the nurse instruct to have monthly follow-up health appointments after being discharged from the hospital?
A) Experienced a molar pregnancy
B) Experienced an ectopic pregnancy
C) Experienced a complete spontaneous abortion
D) Diagnosed as Rh-negative
Ans: A
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a. average death rate of the population under study. b. inability to access identified members of a population. c. number of patients who die while participating in a study. d. number of patients who drop out of a study.
The nurse is discussing the risk of falling with a 75-year-old patient's family. The family asks, "Why are you so worried about her falling? She falls all the time and doesn't get hurt much
" The nurse's response will be related to the fact that: 1. falls are the most frequent cause of accidental injury and death among older adults. 2. there probably isn't any need to worry because she wasn't hurt in the past. 3. falls usually occur in institutional settings. 4. falls by older adults are not preventable.
In order to reduce physical risks to the child of an adolescent mother, the nurse teaches the pregnant teen the importance of:
A) taking a leave of absence from school to stay home and care for herself. B) obtaining technical training in school so that she can support herself and the baby. C) eating a healthy, nutritious diet. D) finding a job that will allow her to support herself and the baby.
An ongoing issue in nursing has been the minimum appropriate entry-level requirements to practice as a registered nurse and what programs are qualified to educate professional nurses for the RN degree
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