An example of secondary prevention of a population-focused CNS activity is:
1. Flu immunizations at churches
2. Education on need for early detection
3. "Men's Night Out" event with screenings for blood pressure and cholesterol
4. Follow-up clinics for diabetics
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Flu immunizations at churches and education on need for early detection are primary preventions, and follow-up clinics for diabetes is a tertiary prevention.
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After a vaginoplasty, what instruction by the nurse is most important?
a. "Avoid vaginal douching to prevent infection." b. "Do not have sexual intercourse for at least 6 months." c. "Use oil-based lubricants with the vaginal dilators." d. "You must dilate the vagina several times a day for months."
A patient is undergoing diagnostic testing for osteomalacia. Which of the following laboratory results is most suggestive of this diagnosis?
A) High chloride, calcium, and magnesium B) High parathyroid and calcitonin levels C) Low serum calcium and magnesium levels D) Low serum calcium and low phosphorus level
A middle-aged client is struggling with life changes, including menopause. What is the best response by the nurse to this client?
1. "Don't worry—menopause can't last forever." 2. "There are some very good antidepressants you can take." 3. "What did your mother do to get through menopause?" 4. "There is a menopause support group that meets every 2 weeks."
The ethical principle that can be influenced when care in a managed system is provided by less-experienced providers is:
1. Autonomy 2. Beneficence 3. Confidentiality 4. Justice