How should a contraceptive sponge be removed after intercourse?
A) It will fall out when the woman stands.
B) When the woman urinates, the sponge will be expelled.
C) The withdrawing penis will pull it out.
D) There is a string that should be pulled to remove it.
Answer: D
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1. Reduced pain 2. Fortification of the bone 3. Reduced inflammation 4. Strengthening of the bone
Client education is an important aspect of medication administration, so a nurse is discussing the use of an oral pediatric syringe for the caregiver to use at home. What information should the nurse share with the caregiver?
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Which of the following ethnicities reported the lowest incidence of sleep problems in the U.S. according to a 2010 study by the National Sleep Foundation?
A) African Americans B) Asian Americans C) Hispanic Americans D) Caucasian Americans
Enabling factors are factors that
A. are internal. B. an individual brings to the table. C. enhance an individual's ability to change. D. encourage or discourage behaviors.