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Answer: D
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a. 0800 b. 1200 c. 1600 d. 2100
A 25-year-old woman has an induced abortion with suction curettage at an ambulatory surgical center. Which instructions will the nurse include when discharging the patient?
a. "Heavy vaginal bleeding is expected for about 2 weeks." b. "You should abstain from sexual intercourse for 2 weeks." c. "Contraceptives should be avoided until your reexamination." d. "Irregular menstrual periods are expected for the next few months."
When a patient who immigrated to the United States tells a nurse that consent to electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) was only given because the patient's spouse said, "They will deport you if you didn't do what they said to do," the nurse should
initially: a. reassure the patient that the decision is sound. b. discuss the reasons the spouse believed they must consent. c. explain that consenting to treatment will not stop deportation. d. document the comment and notify the health care provider immediately.
A new pediatric nurse asks why the pediatric floor has had an increase in the number of femur fractures during the month of July. A veteran staff nurse knows that:
1. An increase in femur fractures is common in summer months because of the outdoor activities children participate in. 2. An increase in femur fractures is common after school gets out because children are not watched as closely. 3. This increase is abnormal. Usually the increase is seen in the winter months with sledding accidents. 4. This increase is abnormal because most children do not receive femur fractures.