A nurse is discussing birth control methods with a client who is trying to decide which method to use. On which major factor that will provide the motivation needed for consistent implementation of a birth control method should the nurse focus?
A. Personal preference
B. Family planning goals
C. Work and home schedules
D. Desire to have children in the future
Ans: A. Personal preference
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A) Repeat the reading with the oscillometric device. B) Repeat the blood pressure reading using auscultation. C) Measure the blood pressure in all four extremities. D) Measure the blood pressure with a Doppler.
Emotional maturity involves self-discipline. Above all maintain your composure when everyone else around you is “losing theirs.”
A. True B. False
IV administration may be used for children who need fluid ________ and can tolerate extra fluid.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Superficial fungal infections differ from systemic fungal infections in that superficial fungal infections
1. can be fatal. 2. affect hair and skin. 3. are less common. 4. affect internal organs.