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/ Nursing no. 4/
A patient tells the nurse that she would like to use a mechani-
cal barrier for birth control. Which method might the nurse.
recommend?
a. Diaphragm
b. Oral contraceptive pills
c. Depo-Provera
d. Evra patch
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- An 18-year-old female presents at a women’s health careclinic seeking oral contraceptives for the first time. She tellsthe nurse that she wants to have sex with her boyfriend, butdoesn’t know what to expect. Which statement by the nurse isnot accurate?a. “Vaginal intercourse is most commonly performed in themissionary position.” b. “The side by side position achieves better clitoral stimula-tion than the missionary position.” c. “Achieving simultaneous orgasms is the goal of vaginalintercourse.”d. “The period after coitus is just as significant as the eventsleading up to it.”.Only correct option needed fir it. A nurse is teaching patients about contraception methods.Which statement by a patient indicates a need for furtherteaching?a. “Depo-Provera is not effective against sexually transmittedinfections, but contraceptive protection is immediate if Iget the injection on the first day of my period.”b. “The hormonal ring contraceptive, NuvaRing, protectsagainst pregnancy by suppressing ovulation, thickeningcervical mucus, and preventing the fertilized egg fromimplanting in the uterus.”c. “Abstinence may be an effective method of contraceptionand may be used as a periodic or continuous strategy.”d. “Withdrawal is an effective method of birth control as wellas an effective method of reducing the spread of sexuallytransmitted infections.”.Hormonal contraceptives (a) prevent ovulation (b) decrease estrogen concentration in the blood (c) are not as effective as barrier methods of contraception (d) decrease risk of STIs (e) a and b only
- A woman who tends to be forgetful and disorganized is looking for birth control. If typical-use reliability is her primary concern, which set of contraceptive options should she consider? -Implants, diaphragms, and the pill -Sterilization, the pill, and the patch. -IUDs, diaphragms, and implants. -Implants, IUDs, and sterilization.A patient calls the clinic because she realized she missed one dose of an oral contraceptive. Which statement from the nurse is appropriate? (Select all that apply.) a) “Go ahead and take the missed dose now, along with today’s dose.”b )“Don’t worry, you are still protected from pregnancy.”c) “Please come to the clinic for a reevaluation of your therapy.”d )“Wait 7 days, and then start a new pack of pills.”e) “You will need to use a backup form of contraception concurrently for 7 days.”A 16-year-old female visits a local women’s health clinic toobtain contraception. She asks the nurse, “What can I do to protect myself from diseases like AIDS?” Which recommen-dations are appropriate for anyone who is sexually active to prevent STIs? Select all that apply.a. Have regular checkups for STIs even in the absence ofsymptoms.b. Learn the common symptoms of STIs and seek helpimmediately if any develop—even if the symptom is mild.c. If a partner is infected, consider having sex duringmenstruation when the risk is greatly decreased.d. Douche regularly to remove any bacteria that may form inthe vagina.e. Avoid anal intercourse, but if practiced, use a malecondom.
- What’s a good solution or helping that could help birth control?Which of the following is not a risk factor fon preterm delivery() A. Congenital malfermation with uterus B. Placenta previa C. Cervix insufficiency D. Multiple pregnancy E. Abnormalities with fetus or amniotic fluidChoose 2 birth control options. Compare and contrast them (how are they similar and how are they different) in detail. Include one paragraph for similarities, one for differences, and one summarizing your findings, including considerations for use for people throughout their lifespan. You may cite your text for some information, but also include and cite information from a reputable website (such as plannedparenthood.org) or other scholarly source. Minimum length= 3 paragraphs.
- When teaching a patient who is taking oral contraceptive therapy for the first time, the nurse relates that adverse effects may include which of the following? a )Dizzinessb )Nauseac )Tingling in the extremitiesd )PolyuriaWhich of the following is a CONTRAINDICATION to SMZ/TMP administration? A) Oral Contraceptive Use B) Allergy to Sulfonamides C) Bacterial Infection D) Allergy to PenicillinsMake a learning objective for this topic: topic: CONTRACEPTIVES FOR BIRTH CONTROL Learning objective (should start with this line): 1. After ___ minutes of discussion, the client will 2. After ___ minutes of discussion, the client will 3. After ___ minutes of discussion, the client will
