6. A newborn male infant presents to the healthcare clinic for a well-care examination. The mother requests circumcision for the child. During the genitourinary assessment, the healthcare provider notes that the urethral opening is on the dorsal aspect of the penis. What type of genitourinary defect does this child have? Should the child receive circumcision at this time? Why or why not? What are the postoperative priority nursing interventions for this patient?

6. A newborn male infant presents to the healthcare clinic for a well-care examination. The mother requests circumcision for the child. During the genitourinary assessment, the healthcare provider notes that the urethral opening is on the dorsal aspect of the penis. What type of genitourinary defect does this child have? Should the child receive circumcision at this time? Why or why not? What are the postoperative priority nursing interventions for this patient?

3-2-1 Code It

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337660549

Author:GREEN

Publisher:GREEN

Chapter6: Icd-10-cm Outpatient And Physician Office Coding

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 12MC

See similar textbooks

Similar questions

1. A 30-year-old client with testicular cancer is advised to undergo a unilateral orchiectomy to remove the testes. The client is reluctant to undergo the surgery because he fears he will not be able to continue a normal sex life and may become impotent. “I’m worried about the results of the surgery and how it will affect my marriage.” How should the nurse respond to this client? 2. A 35-year-old male client with a urinary tract infection is admitted to the healthcare facility. During the initial assessment, the client tells the nurse that this is the second time he has had a urinary tract infection. What are the risks associated with urinary tract infection that the client must be made aware of? 3. A client who had prostate cancer underwent a prostatectomy. After the removal of the urinary catheter, the client developed urinary incontinence. What instructions should the nurse provide the client to help him manage urinary incontinence?
1. what are Risk Factors for hemorrhage? 2. what are signs and symptoms for interpreting a fetal monitor strip? 3. what are mom assessment/interventions during labor, delivery and immediate postpartum
A nurse explains that the efficiency of the basal body temperature method of contraception depends on fluctuation of the basal body temperature. What factor will alter its effectiveness? 1. Presence of stress 2. Length of abstinence 3. Age of those involved 4. Frequency of intercourse
2. A 30-year-old client with testicular cancer is advised to undergo a unilateral orchiectomy to remove the testes. The client is reluctant to undergo the surgery because he fears he will not be able to continue a normal sex life and may become impotent. “I’m worried about the results of the surgery and how it will affect my marriage.” How should the nurse respond to this client?2. A 30-year-old client with testicular cancer is advised to undergo a unilateral orchiectomy to remove the testes. The client is reluctant to undergo the surgery because he fears he will not be able to continue a normal sex life and may become impotent. “I’m worried about the results of the surgery and how it will affect my marriage.” How should the nurse respond to this client?
4. Louise is a midwife working in the community and was making her final visit to a woman who had recently given birth to her second child. Louise delivered the woman first child five years ago and has established a professional relationship with the woman and her family. During the visit the woman indicated that she would like to continue visiting Louise on an ongoing basis just to have coffee and hang out. Is it appropriate for Louise to continue her relationship with the woman? Dicuss your answer
IDENTIFICATION (WHAT DO YOU CALL THESE, PLEASE IDENTIFY) 1. A procedure taken after birth to avoid bladder distention that can cause postpartum bleeding 2. A graphical record data to monitor progress of labor. 3. A maneuver performed during prenatal check up to determine fetal l attitude. flexion and presentation 4. A supplement given to mother to prevent iron deficiency anemia 5. Bluish extremities, pinkish body. 6. Actual event of birth 7. Gradual thinning of the cervix 8. Gradual opening of the cervix 9. A term “woman in labor” 10. Number of pregnancies
1. A pregnant client, gravida 1 para 0, comes to the labor and delivery area stating that she thinks she is in labor. She reports short, somewhat irregular contractions occurring in the lower portion of the abdomen that seem to lessen when she walks. Her estimated date of delivery is tomorrow. a. Is the client experiencing true labor? Why or why not? b. What information would be most important for the nurse to explain to the client about labor? 2, 3, 4 2. A postpartum client who is breastfeeding calls the clinic because her breasts have become quite tender. She is 4 days postpartum and is told to come to the clinic for evaluation. At the clinic, assessment reveals that her breasts are shiny and red, hard, and very warm to the touch. Her nipples are intact and her temperature is slightly elevated. The newborn has been feeding well and appears satisfied after breastfeeding. a. What would the nurse explain as the underlying condition occurring? b. What measures would be important for the…
The nurse is assessing a client with suspected endometriosis. Which of the following findings would support a diagnosis of endometriosis? Dyspareunia Hot flashes Weight gain Amenorrhea