The complications of mumps include: (Select all that apply.)
a. Inflammation of the ovaries
b. Inflammation of the testes
c. Meningitis
d. Deafness
e. Reye syndrome
A, B, C, D
Complications of mumps include meningoencephalitis, inflammation of the ovaries and testes, and deafness.
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A) Suction the patient's airway secretions. B) Immobilize the ribs with an abdominal binder. C) Prepare the patient for surgery. D) Immediately sedate and intubate the patient.
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A) "It would be caused by stress. Let's keep our eye on it and see if it goes away with your next visit." B) "This could be caused by an infection. Have you been feeling well the past few weeks?" C) "One of your heart valves is not opening properly. We need to do an echocardiogram to see which valve is having problem." D) "This may make you a little more fatigued than usual. Let me know if you start getting dizzy or light-headed."
To plan effective nursing care for a client with somatization disorder, the nurse should be aware that
the etiology of somatoform disorders may be related to a. faulty perceptions and assessments of body sensations. b. traumatic memories of childhood events. c. culture-bound phenomena. d. depressive equivalents.