TESTED AND CONFIRMED A+ ANSWERS
1.A nurse in a health clinic isreviewing contraceptive use with a group of adolescent clients.
Which of the following statements by an adolescent reflects an understanding of the
teachi
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TESTED AND CONFIRMED A+ ANSWERS
1.A nurse in a health clinic isreviewing contraceptive use with a group of adolescent clients.
Which of the following statements by an adolescent reflects an understanding of the
teaching?
A. "A water-soluble lubricant should be used with condoms."
2.A nurse is instructing a client who is taking an oral contraceptive about danger signs to
report to her provider. The nurse determinesthe client understandsthe teaching when the
client states the need to report which of the following?.
C. Shortness of breath.
3.A nurse in an obstetrical clinic isteaching a client about using an IUD for contraception.
Which of the following statements by the client indicates an understanding of the
teaching?."
D. "A change in the string length of my IUD is expected."
4.A nurse isteaching a client about potential adverse effects of implantable progestins.
Which of the following adverse effects should the nurse include? (SATA).
B. Irregular vaginal bleeding.
C. Weight gain.
D. Breast changes.
5.A nurse in a clinic is teaching a client about her new prescription for
medroxyprogesterone. Which of the following information should the nurse include in the
teaching? (SATA)
C. "You should increase your intake of calcium."
E. "Irregular vaginal spotting can occur."
6.A nurse in a clinic is caring for a group of female clients who are being evaluated for
infertility. Which of the following clientsshould the nurse anticipate the provider will referto
a genetic counselor?
B. A client whose partner has von Willebrand disease.
C. "The man isthe easiest to assess, and the provider will usually begin there."
7.A nurse is caring for a couple who is being evaluated for infertility. Which of the following
statements by the nurse indicates understanding of the infertility assessment process?
C. "The man isthe easiest to assess, and the provider will usually begin there."
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