A pedigree diagram is drafted for the purpose of obtaining:
a. sexual orientation and history.
b. growth and developmental status.
c. genetic and familial health problems.
d. ethnic and cultural backgrounds.
C
A pedigree diagram, or genogram, shows consanguinity of health problems. Sexual orientation and history are noted in the review of systems (ROS). Growth and development are plotted on a percentile chart. Ethnic and cultural backgrounds are noted in the family history.
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a. understand each missed question and review related content b. move on to the next area of content c. wait until peers take the test and ask what was on it d. stay home to have extra study time instead of attending class e. attend test reviews f. look for patterns among the mistakes
Mrs. Johnson is a 65-year-old postmenopausal woman in good health. Because of her age and postmenopausal status, Mrs. Johnson is more prone to have:
a. anorexia. b. calcium deficit. c. cancer. d. diabetes.
The nurse is providing care for an older client who is experiencing mild cognitive impairment. Which communication technique is most likely to bring about a negative outcome?
a. Asking the family to answer interview questions b. Frequently repeating instructions and requests c. Speaking at a slower than normal speed d. Using very simple sentences and phrasings
A patient who has been diagnosed with chlamydia is started on a protocol of doxycycline. Which information is important for the nurse to include in the teaching? (select all that apply.)
a. The partner does not need treatment. b. Use a condom to protect partners from disease. c. Chlamydia can develop into pelvic in-flammatory disease (PID). d. Take the entire prescription of antibiotics. e. Chlamydia can result in an ectopic preg-nancy.