A teenaged boy, while being assessed for fever, reveals to the nurse that he is interested in having an intimate relationship, but is afraid of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs). How can the nurse help this client?
A) Advise the client to get sex education from his parents.
B) Educate the client to use condoms.
C) Explain the forms of birth control.
D) Advice the client to avoid intimate relationships.
B
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Which statement best defines this brief labor? a. Because this was a precipitate labor, it could have resulted in fetal hypoxia or intracranial hemorrhage and maternal trauma. b. This was probably a postterm labor, which typically progresses very rapidly with little fetal or maternal risk. c. Hydramnios is a common cause of very rapid labor as a result of overdistention of the uterus. d. Women who have had previous cesarean births are at risk of uterine rupture following rapid labor.
Resources available to researchers, in terms of research funds and personnel, have little influence on time estimates
A) True B) False
Which impairment usually has the MOST profound effect on social and vocational participation?
a. limited exercise b. loss of vision c. phantom pain d. loss of olfactory sense
Which statement is accurate regarding pharmacotherapy in the older adult?
1. Increased body water can lead to a higher risk of drug toxicity. 2. Plasma levels are increased, leading to a heightened drug response. 3. Generally, drug doses should be increased due to prolonged drug metabolism. 4. Drug absorption is slower due to increased gastric pH.