Infectious
Transmission,
Disease – Pathogens,
Immune
Infectious
Response,
Transmission,
Disease
and
–
Prevention
Pathogens,
Immune Response,
Study
Transmission,
Guide.pdf
and Prevention
Immune Response,
Study Guide.pdf
and Prevention Study Guide.pdf
Infectious Disease
– Pathogens,
Transmission,
Immune Response,
and Prevention
Study Guide
Infectious Disease – Pathogens,
Infectious
Transmission,
Disease – Pathogens,
Immune
Infectious
Response,
Transmission,
Disease
and
–
Prevention
Pathogens,
Immune Response,
Study
Transmission,
Guide.pdf
and Prevention
Immune Response,
Study Guide.pdf
and Prevention Study Guide.pdf
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A nurse is counseling a client who has gonorrhea. 3.It can produce sterility.
What additional fact about gonorrhea, besides the
fact that it is highly infectious, should the nurse
teach this client?
1.It is easily cured.
2.It occurs very rarely.
3.It can produce sterility.
4.It is limited to the external genitalia
A client with a recent history of sinusitis develops 3.Administering prescribed antibiotics
meningitis and demonstrates a positive Brudzinski
sign. The priority nursing care is:
1.Controlling intracranial pressure
2.Adding pads to the side of the bed
3.Administering prescribed antibiotics
4.Hydrating the client with hypotonic saline
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A nurse is preparing a teaching plan for a client 1.Tertiary stage
with syphilis. The nurse includes that syphilis is not
considered contagious in the:
1.Tertiary stage
2.Primary stage
3.Secondary stage
4.Incubation stage
A client is admitted to the hospital for general 1.Penicillin therapy
paresis as a complication of syphilis. Which
therapy should the nurse anticipate will most likely
be prescribed for this client?
1.Penicillin therapy
2.Major tranquilizers
3.Behavior modification
4.Electroconvulsive therapy
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