A female patient tells the nurse that she thinks she has a vaginal infection because she has noted inflammation of her vulva and a yellow-brown discharge
The nurse recognizes that the clinical manifestations described are typical of what vaginal infections?
A) Trichomonas vaginalis
B) Candidiasis
C) Gardnerella
D) Chlamydia
Ans: A
Feedback: The clinical manifestations indicate T. vaginalis, which is treated with metronidazole in the form of oral tablets.
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a. Toddler stage b. Preschool stage c. School-age stage d. Adolescent stage
A female client diagnosed with catatonic stupor is lying on the bed, hidden under the sheets, with her body pulled into a fetal position. The nurse should take which appropriate action?
1. Ask direct questions to encourage talking. 2. Leave the client alone but check on her every 30 minutes. 3. Sit beside the client in silence, with occasional open-ended questions. 4. Take the client into the dayroom with other clients for added supervision.
The parents of three young children have discussed the dental health needs of their children with the nurse. Which of the following statements indicates the need for further instruction?
A) "Brushing is important to remove bacteria from the mouth and teeth." B) "Tartar cannot be brushed or flossed way." C) "Flouride treatments are needed until my children reach the age of 14." D) "If my children do not have cavities by the age of 10, fluoride treatments can be discontinued."
The nurse is contributing to the plan of care for a surgical patient. What should the nurse recognize as the most common human response to the stress associated with surgery?
a. Fear b. Anxiety c. Delirium d. Depression