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Which of the following best represents a primary focus of gender-affirming care?
Which of the following best represents a primary focus of gender-affirming care?
Which intervention would be most important for a nurse to prioritize regarding gender-affirming care?
Which intervention would be most important for a nurse to prioritize regarding gender-affirming care?
A client undergoing gender-affirming care shares a history of unstable living situations. What should the nurse prioritize?
A client undergoing gender-affirming care shares a history of unstable living situations. What should the nurse prioritize?
A client undergoing gender-affirming care expresses concerns about the risk of sexually transmitted infections (STIs). What is the most appropriate initial nursing action?
A client undergoing gender-affirming care expresses concerns about the risk of sexually transmitted infections (STIs). What is the most appropriate initial nursing action?
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During a follow-up appointment, a client undergoing gender-affirming care discloses experiencing partner violence. What is the nurse's first priority?
During a follow-up appointment, a client undergoing gender-affirming care discloses experiencing partner violence. What is the nurse's first priority?
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A client reports a spinning room, what is the most likely symptom they are experiencing?
A client reports a spinning room, what is the most likely symptom they are experiencing?
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A patient reports seeing bright flashes of light. What is the most likely cause of this symptom?
A patient reports seeing bright flashes of light. What is the most likely cause of this symptom?
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A client experienced a tackle during football and describes seeing dark floating spots. What term best describes this symptom?
A client experienced a tackle during football and describes seeing dark floating spots. What term best describes this symptom?
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Which of these symptoms reported by the patient indicates a possible neurological issue that needs urgent attention?
Which of these symptoms reported by the patient indicates a possible neurological issue that needs urgent attention?
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A patient has both the symptom of a room spinning as well as dark floating spots. Which of these conditions could cause both symptoms?
A patient has both the symptom of a room spinning as well as dark floating spots. Which of these conditions could cause both symptoms?
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When educating a client about a procedure, which statement should the nurse include when discussing a biopsy?
When educating a client about a procedure, which statement should the nurse include when discussing a biopsy?
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For a female client with genital herpes, what is the primary focus of the nurse's data collection?
For a female client with genital herpes, what is the primary focus of the nurse's data collection?
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In educating a client about a possible biopsy, what is the most important reason to use the word 'may'?
In educating a client about a possible biopsy, what is the most important reason to use the word 'may'?
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If a female client with genital herpes expresses anxiety about a possible biopsy, what should the nurse do first?
If a female client with genital herpes expresses anxiety about a possible biopsy, what should the nurse do first?
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A nurse is teaching a client about genital herpes. Which statement is most appropriate regarding whether a biopsy is necessary?
A nurse is teaching a client about genital herpes. Which statement is most appropriate regarding whether a biopsy is necessary?
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What complication is the client likely experiencing as a result of cancer treatment?
What complication is the client likely experiencing as a result of cancer treatment?
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Which symptom reported by the client indicates a potential side effect of treatment for Hodgkin's lymphoma?
Which symptom reported by the client indicates a potential side effect of treatment for Hodgkin's lymphoma?
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The client's inability to perform daily activities is most likely linked to which of the following factors?
The client's inability to perform daily activities is most likely linked to which of the following factors?
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What aspect of the client's description suggests a physical result of chemotherapy?
What aspect of the client's description suggests a physical result of chemotherapy?
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Which underlying issue might contribute to the client's report of fingers not moving normally?
Which underlying issue might contribute to the client's report of fingers not moving normally?
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What is a common condition that a nurse might expect a client with retinal detachment to experience?
What is a common condition that a nurse might expect a client with retinal detachment to experience?
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What is a possible treatment consideration for an older adult client with kidney cancer?
What is a possible treatment consideration for an older adult client with kidney cancer?
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What is a common symptom of retinal detachment that would alert a nurse to the potential for this condition?
What is a common symptom of retinal detachment that would alert a nurse to the potential for this condition?
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When preparing medications for a client with kidney cancer, which factor should the nurse prioritize?
When preparing medications for a client with kidney cancer, which factor should the nurse prioritize?
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Why would a nurse be concerned about a client with dementia experiencing a sudden onset of vision loss?
Why would a nurse be concerned about a client with dementia experiencing a sudden onset of vision loss?
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Which of the following assessment findings would be most relevant for a nurse collecting data on a client with dementia?
Which of the following assessment findings would be most relevant for a nurse collecting data on a client with dementia?
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Which of the following is a common concern when administering chemotherapy to older adults with cancer?
Which of the following is a common concern when administering chemotherapy to older adults with cancer?
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A nurse is collecting data on a client with dementia. Why would it be important to assess the client's ability to follow simple instructions?
A nurse is collecting data on a client with dementia. Why would it be important to assess the client's ability to follow simple instructions?
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Which statement accurately reflects the treatment approach for kidney cancer in older adults?
Which statement accurately reflects the treatment approach for kidney cancer in older adults?
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What nursing intervention is important for a client receiving chemotherapy for kidney cancer?
What nursing intervention is important for a client receiving chemotherapy for kidney cancer?
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Study Notes
Reproductive Disorders
- Common genital herpes symptom: painful blisters/sores in genital area
- UTI complication for male clients: prostatitis
- Genital herpes medication effect: decreases symptoms, does not cure
- Prostatitis causes: sexually transmitted infections (STIs)
- Dietary supplement interaction with nitrates: should be avoided by clients with erectile dysfunction
- Lymphedema priority: elevate affected limb
- Gonorrhea testing: cervix, rectum, or mouth culture swab
- Chlamydia risk factors: belonging to Black race, having multiple sex partners, having sex with men
- Erectile dysfunction lab tests: testosterone, blood glucose, and total cholesterol.
Other Topics
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Chlamydia transmission: sexual contact only
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Gonorrhea detection: urine
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Chlamydia treatment: Azithromycin
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Increased estrogen and perimenopause bleeding: heavy or prolonged menstrual bleeding is possible
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Common cause of PID: Chlamydia Infection
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Risk factors for PID/infertility: multiple sexual partners
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Transgender healthcare concerns: mental health, stable housing, sexually transmitted infections, and partner violence
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Genital wart treatment: cryotherapy
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Male reproductive cell: sperm
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Self-testicular exams frequency: monthly
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Sexually transmitted infection prevention with condoms: condoms decrease the risk of transmission, but do not eliminate the risk
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Erectile dysfunction plan of care: review medication list, screen for depression, physical activity assessment, tobacco use
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Prostatitis risk factors: previous prostatitis, type 2 diabetes mellitus, urinary catheter
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Syphilis symptoms: painful urination, green or yellow discharge
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Fibrocystic breast changes: caused by hormone changes
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Complications from PID: complications include infertility.
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Migraines: Aura symptoms include facial tingling, and blind spots.
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Traumatic brain injury (TBI) consequences: disruption of cellular function, blood vessel damage
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Rupture of cerebral aneurysm symptoms: light sensitivity, loss of consciousness, visual disturbances, and nausea/vomiting.
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Transient ischemic attack (TIA) assessment question: work-related questions.
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Hypertension blood pressure management for TIA: client should maintain systolic BP between 120 and 129 mmHg
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TIA diagnostics: CTA or computerized tomography angiography
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Coup injury: primary focal injury
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Contrecoup injury: opposite side of brain injury
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Subarachnoid hemorrhage (SAH): re-bleeding of injury
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Modifiable stroke risk factors: hypertension
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Bacterial Vaginosis risk factor: douching after intercourse
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Medication for Ménière's disease: Furosemide
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Loss of hearing assessment techniques: face the client when talking
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Ménière's disease symptoms: spinning sensation (vertigo), light sensitivity, dark spots or flashes
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Manifestations of retinal detachment: spinning sensations, flashing lights, or dark spots
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Age-related macular degeneration risk factors: light blue color eyes
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Glaucoma risk factors: severe nearsightedness
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Hearing loss risk factors: smoking tobacco products
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Retinal reattachment procedure instructions: client should not drive themselves to store after the procedure
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Cataracts symptoms: blurry vision and hazy objects
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Tinnitus symptoms: ringing in ears and is distracting
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Clopidogrel for cataract surgery: should not be given before surgery
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Medical treatment for Ménière's disease: furosemide
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Client's communication difficulties in dementia: client can't get out of bed due to the room spinning
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Manifestations of Lewy body dementia: alpha synuclein protein is responsible for manifestations
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Delirium causes in older clients: blood glucose level 254 mg/dL
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Risks of sepsis in clients with HIV/AIDS: complications of opportunistic infections like pneumonia.
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Septic shock warning signs: decreased blood pressure
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Primary prevention example: vaccination against HPV
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Lupus diagnosis validation statement from client: history of occupational silica dust exposure.
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Test your knowledge on reproductive disorders such as genital herpes, prostatitis, and STIs. This quiz covers symptoms, treatments, risk factors, and diagnostic methods related to these conditions. Understand the complexities of reproductive health and related complications.
