The nurse is conducting a health history for a patient who presents with erectile dysfunction. Which question is most appropriate?
1) "Do you have sex with men, women, or both?"
2) "Which types of sexual activity do you participate in?"
3) "Do you have more than one partner?"
4) "Have you maintained an interest in sex?"
ANS: 4
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A. An ovum can be fertilized for 12 to 24 hours after ovulation. B. Pregnancy can only occur during the follicular phase. C. There are no physiological signs that demonstrate ovulation. D. You can't easily get pregnant if your cycles are irregular.
A client has just completed a respiratory aerosol treatment. When should a prescribed arterial blood gas specimen be obtained?
a. immediately b. 30 minutes after completion of administration c. prior to the administration of such a treatment d. 15 minutes after completion of administration
A nurse is teaching a community group about STDs, including proper use of condoms. The nurse informs the group that condom failure is generally due to
a. environmental concerns. b. improper or inconsistent use. c. latex versus non-latex construction. d. manufacturer's defect.
An incoherent client has been brought to the emergency department (ED) by a family member. Which resource should the nurse initially use to obtain information about the client's current state of health?
A. Conduct a thorough physical assessment and document the health history as "unable to obtain." B. Obtain the patient's records from the Medical Records department. C. Discuss the situation with the family member who brought the client to the hospital. D. Call the client's healthcare provider.