A middle-aged client tells the nurse that he has delayed ejaculation. Which of the drugs currently
prescribed for the client is most likely to be at fault for this condition?
a. Warfarin
b. Doxycycline
c. Lovastatin
d. Fosinopril
D
Antihypertensive agents often cause or contribute to sexual dysfunction. The other options do not
usually cause this problem.
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What would be the most effective way for a nurse to validate "informed consent?"
a. Check the chart for a completed and signed consent form. b. Determine from the physician what was discussed with the patient. c. Ask the family whether the patient under-stands the procedure. d. Ask the patient what he or she understand regarding the procedure.
After assessing a client, a nurse documents the state of awareness as confused. What part of the brain controls awareness?
A) Cranial nerves B) Reticular activating system C) Hypothalamus D) Medulla
The nurse is assessing a client for taking self-responsibility in wellness. Which action by the client should the nurse consider reflects good decision making?
A. Planning a menu that includes a variety of foods. B. Decreasing the number of cigarettes smoked from 3 packs per day to 1.5 packs per day. C. Walking at a pace of 3 to 4.5 mph for 15 minutes three times per week. D. Practicing sexual abstinence or using a condom during sexual intercourse.
Spiritual distress has been identified in a patient who has been diagnosed with a chronic illness. Which interventions will the nurse add to the care plan? (Select all that apply.)
a. Offer to pray with the patient. b. Avoid time with the support group. c. Have the patient avoid church attendance. d. Develop activities to heal body, mind, and spirit. e. Teach relaxation, guided imagery, and meditation.