The clinic nurse counsels Nicki, a 17-year-old woman interested in beginning contraceptive use. A short-term positive outcome of the visit would include:
A) Nicki's ability to describe when and how to obtain and use the contraceptive chosen
B) Nicki's lack of side effects after three months
C) Nicki's voiced satisfaction with this method over the last six months
D) Nicki's continued usage and pregnancy prevention for six months
A
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A) "I should position him on his abdomen with his knees bent." B) "He will require 250 to 500 mL of enema solution." C) "I should wash my hands and then put on gloves." D) "He should retain the solution for 5 to 10 minutes."
Which type of medication may a client with pancreatic cancer need after learning of the diagnosis?
a. antianxiety c. antihistamine b. antidepressant d. mood stabilizer
Which factors are MOST implicated in the etiology of borderline personality disorder (BPD)?
a. a chaotic and violent family environment b. childhood isolation and understimulation c. frustrating life events and failures d. hereditary and intermarriage patterns
A nurse is to perform passive range-of-motion exercises for an immobile client during a bed bath. Which should the nurse do when performing passive range-of-motion exercises for this client?
A) Lower the position of the client's bed B) Perform limited range-of-motion exercises C) Repeat each exercise at least five times D) Place the client in the center of the bed