A female client who suffers from urethral strictures undergoes a dilation procedure. Following the procedure, she experiences a burning sensation while voiding and also observes tinges of blood in urine
The nurse informs the client that blood-tinged urine is normal following a dilation procedure. Which of the following measures should the nurse take to reduce her discomfort? A) Suggest that she visit a local ostomy support group.
B) Instruct her to frequently clean and wash the perineum.
C) Instruct her to apply moisture sealants.
D) Instruct her to take sitz baths and nonnarcotic analgesics.
D
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A nurse is teaching a young pregnant woman about vaccines. Which statement is true about vaccines for pregnant women?
a. The varicella vaccine is contraindicated for pregnant women. b. The rubella vaccine is allowed for pregnant women. c. The pneumococcal vaccine is contraindicated only for women with asthma. d. The influenza vaccine is contraindicated for pregnant women.
The nurse is caring for a preschool child who is receiving palliative care for end-stage cancer. What would be the focus of age-appropriate interventions for this child?
A) Providing unconditional love and trust B) Providing a familiar and consistent routine C) Teaching the child that death is not punishment D) Providing specific, honest details of death
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As the intake nurse, what routine information do you want to obtain from L.B.? L.B.'s chief complaint is a cough. What are the main causes of chronic cough, and what questions should you ask to elicit information about each cause?