The Guide to Clinical Preventive Services is based on a review of scientific evidence on 169 preventive services for 60 target conditions. This guide provides:

1. The most recent recommendations for preventive interventions including screen-ing tests.
2. Assistance in interpreting Healthy People 2010.
3. Community health nurses with a basis for their practice.
4. Health risk appraisal instruments.


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The Guide to Clinical Preventive Services provides recommendations for preventive interventions including screening tests, counseling, immunizations, and chemoprophylaxis.

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Unbeknownst to him, a 30-year-old male has contracted Treponema pallidum during a sexual encounter the night before

Place the following manifestations of the microorganism in the chronological order that they would occur in the absence of treatment. Use all the options. A) Formation of aneurysms B) Appearance of a rash on the man's palms and feet C) Development of painless chancres on the man's scrotum. D) Latency

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Victims of rape should be given privacy, respect, and assurance of confidentiality. What role can nurses play in the process in working with rape survivors? Nurses:

1. Provide continuous care once the victim enters the health care system 2. Examine evidence for its authenticity 3. Work with the criminal justice system to find rapists 4. Provide long-term therapy for psychological trauma

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The healthcare provider orders laboratory tests following the initiation of treatment for a child diagnosed with iron deficiency anemia. Which laboratory result should the nurse share with the child's family as an indication of improvement?

1. Low hemoglobin 2. Normal platelet count 3. High reticulocyte count 4. Low hematocrit

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