Make 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
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Q: hormonal birth control in humans is very effective, and is also reversible. Briefly explain how it…
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Q: A patient calls the clinic because she realized she missed one dose of an oral contraceptive. Which…
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Q: Adeline, a 24-year-old graduate student presents to her Family Medicine Clinic for contraceptive…
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Q: Why do most behavioral methods of birth control have high failure rates?
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Make 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
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- The client visited La Loma Health Center to consider the use of contraceptives. To expedite a productive discussion, the nurse should: Inform the client about use, side effects, and effectiveness of different contraceptive options so that the client can select one that meets her needs Instruct the client in which contraceptive option she should use Avoid discussion of side effects as this might frighten the client and result in her not using contraceptives Only discuss contraceptive options with married client if her partner is presentA 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 intercourseDONT CANCEL Make a learning objective for the patient with regards to this topic of health teaching (What should be expected of the client): topic: EARLY MARRIAGE 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
- Discuss two (2) points that you would educate the mother in the care of her newborn regarding Cord Care. Include rationale for each pointPia Gavin is a 37 yr old gravida 3 para 2 with a history of smoking and HTN. She asks the community health nurse about contraception after the birth of her third baby. Which method of contraception is best for me, the pill or the intrauterine device (IUD) the nurse best response is; Either method would be an excellent choice because both have low failure rates The pill is more effective, and you won’t have the problem of expulsion, which can be an issue with the IUD The IUD is a better choice for you that the pill; hormonal contraception places women older than age 35 with your history at greater risk for complications. Because you are older than age 35, neither method is a good choice for you.Case Scenario As the nurse working on a postpartum unit, you are caring for Mark and Mara, who have just become parents of n 7 lb and 2 oz baby boy. As you prepare them for discharge, you notice that they seem overwhelmed with much of information being provided. Mara says, “ Maybe my breast are too small and the baby can’t get enough milk.” She added, “I am hoping that if I breastfeed, I won’t have to worry about birth control for a while.” GUIDE QUESTIONS: The couple needs health teaching in a number of areas. Which subject would you begin with? Why?Explain how can breastfeeding prevent pregnancy? How can you best explain this to the couple?
- A client is scheduled for discharge 3 days post - cesarean delivery . The nurse enters to find her crying and with no obvious evidence of a physical problem . The nurse should : a. Say , "You seem upset . Would you like to talk about it ?" b. Leave her alone and let her collect her emotions c. Say , "This is just postpartum blues and they will go away in a few days ." d. Say , "Can I call your minister for you ? "A nurse is reinforcing discharge teaching to a new parent regarding cord care. What information should be provided? 2. A nurse is collecting data on a pregnant client who is 12-weeks of gestation. What three (3) findings should be reported to the provider? 3. A nurse is performing Leopold maneuvers on a pregnant client presenting to the labor and delivery unit in active labor. The nurse notes the following findings: PMI right upper quadrant above maternal umbilicus. The nurse suspects the infant is in what presenting position?As a nurse, how would you react to the following situations? a. Your friend is 14 weeks pregnant, which happens to have UTI and self-medicated tetracycline antibiotics. Do you think this therapy is advisable for her? Why or why not? b. You have a boy best friend who happens to be sexually active. He noticed a foul-smelling and yellowish discharge on his underwear every morning. He suffered dysuria. What is the best advice you can give to your friend? What are the possible etiologic agents that cause this infection? What are the likely antimicrobials to be given?
- A client is scheduled for a contraction stress test on the labor and delivery unit following a nonreactive result on a nonstress test at the OB/GYN office. Nipple stimulation will be used to stimulate contractions. What should the nurse tell the client about the purpose of the test and what will be learned about fetal well-being? How can the nurse prepare the client for the test?Discuss some legal issues that may arise from comments made to patients. Reference their ultrasound study and also the importance of making correct entries in the patient's chart.
