The nurse would determine that which patient has a reportable sexually transmitted infection according to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) regulations? Note: Credit will be given only if all correct choices and no incorrect
choices are selected. Select all that apply. 1. Patient with bacterial vaginosis
2. Patient with syphilis
3. Patient with gonorrhea
4. Patient with trichomonas
5. Patient with chlamydia.
2,3,5
Rationale 1: Bacterial vaginosis is not a reportable infection.
Rationale 2: Syphilis is a reportable infection.
Rationale 3: Gonorrhea is a reportable infection.
Rationale 4: Trichomonas is not a reportable infection.
Rationale 5: Chlamydia is a reportable infection.
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A) "I wish there was a blood test for alcoholism. I know my child is at risk." B) "Our next door neighbor is older than my child, and he drinks when they hang out together." C) "I think I know how my child feels about drinking. He has had substance abuse education in school." D) "Sometimes my child asks me questions about his father's low tolerance for alcohol."
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a. Medulla b. Cerebellum c. Frontal lobes d. Hypothalamus ___
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a. Primary intention. b. Partial-thickness wound repair. c. Full-thickness wound repair. d. Tertiary intention.
The nurse is caring for a client who has difficulty swallowing a large tablet of a prescribed drug. What action should the nurse take FIRST?
a. Crush the tablet before administration. b. Administer the liquid form of the drug. c. Administer the parenteral form of the drug. d. Consult with the client's health care provider.