A 25-year-old woman who is scheduled for a routine gynecologic examination tells the nurse that she has had intercourse during the last year with several men. The nurse will plan to teach about the reason for
a. contraceptive use.
b. antibiotic therapy.
c. Chlamydia testing.
d. pregnancy testing.
ANS: C
Chlamydia testing is recommended annually for women with multiple sex partners. There is no indication that the patient needs teaching about contraceptives, pregnancy testing, or antibiotic therapy.
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Randomness is a tool that can be used to minimize bias in quantitative studies
A) True B) False
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1. Lisinopril is an ACE inhibitor medication. This medication will lower the blood pressure and decrease the fluid in the body. The client may notice a cough. 2. Lisinopril is an ACE inhibitor medication that will lower the client's heart rate and blood pressure. The client should observe closely for angioedema. 3. Lisinopril is a beta-blocking drug that will lower the client's heart rate and blood pressure. The client should observe closely for symptoms of worsening heart failure. 4. Lisinopril is a beta-blocker drug that will increase the pumping ability of the heart. The client should observe closely for orthostatic hypotension.
A nurse is caring for a 50-year-old client who underwent abdominal surgery. Which
must the nurse ensure specifically to prevent the occurrence of atelectasis in this client? A) Ask the client not to walk about immediately after the surgery B) Place an abdominal binder firmly over the incision and lower chest C) Ensure that the incision area is supported and splinted with a pillow when taking a deep breath D) Avoid administering analgesics to the client to prevent complications