When a client calls to schedule a mammogram, the nurse informs the client the following preparation is necessary:
A)
Avoid having sexual intercourse for 24 hours prior to the exam.
B)
Wear a loose-fitting top and bra that opens in the front.
C)
Jewelry worn above the waist may need to be removed.
D)
Do not use any aluminum-containing deodorants.
C
Explanation:
A)
Jewelry may interfere with adequate reading of the exam. Sexual abstinence is not necessary. The client is given a hospital gown, so clothing will be removed. It is recommended to avoid all deodorants and powders, not just those containing aluminum.
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B)
Jewelry may interfere with adequate reading of the exam. Sexual abstinence is not necessary. The client is given a hospital gown, so clothing will be removed. It is recommended to avoid all deodorants and powders, not just those containing aluminum.
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C)
Jewelry may interfere with adequate reading of the exam. Sexual abstinence is not necessary. The client is given a hospital gown, so clothing will be removed. It is recommended to avoid all deodorants and powders, not just those containing aluminum.
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D)
Jewelry may interfere with adequate reading of the exam. Sexual abstinence is not necessary. The client is given a hospital gown, so clothing will be removed. It is recommended to avoid all deodorants and powders, not just those containing aluminum.
Application
Implementation
Health Promotion and Maintenance: Prevention and Early Detection of Disease
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