An otoscope is used to examine the:
a. Nose
b. External ear and eardrum
c. Eyes
d. Mouth, teeth, and throat
B
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A patient has had a total mastectomy with immediate reconstruction. The patient asks the nurse when she can take a shower. What should the nurse respond?
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Which of the statements is correct regarding use of contraception and the occurrence of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs)?
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