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contraception - DETAILED ANSWER-strategies or devices used to reduce the risk of
fertilization or implantation in an attempt to prevent pregnancy
expected outcomes for family planning - DETAILED ANSWER-preventing pregnancy until a
desired time
what are the methods of contraception? - DETAILED ANSWER-natural family planning,
barrier, hormonal, and intrauterine methods; surgical procedures
abstinence - DETAILED ANSWER-abstaining from sexual intercourse
What are the advantages of abstinence? - DETAILED ANSWER-most effective way to prevent
pregnancy
there is no risk of STI's
coitus interruptus - DETAILED ANSWER-pull out method
what does a client who is using the coitus interruptus need to do? - DETAILED ANSWER-be
aware of fluids leaking from the penis
what are the disadvantages for a client who is using the coitus interrupts method? -
DETAILED ANSWER-this method is one of the least effective methods of contraception no
protection against STI's
,What are the risk factors for someone who is using the coitus interrupts method? - DETAILED
ANSWER-the male partner is in control leakage of fluid that contains spermatozoa prior to
ejaculation can be deposited into the vagina risk of pregnancy
calendar method - DETAILED ANSWER-uses a simple mathematical formula to determine
when to abstain from intercourse
what are the risk of calendar method? - DETAILED ANSWER-risk of pregnancy various
factors can affect change in the time of menstrual cycles
basal body temperature - DETAILED ANSWER-temperature can drop slightly at the time of
ovulation. this can be used to facilitate conception, or be used as a natural contraceptive.
what are the risk associated with basal body temperature? - DETAILED ANSWER-risk of
pregnancy
symptom-based method (cervical mucus) - DETAILED ANSWER-fertility awareness method
based of ovulation
what are possible complications associated with symptom-based method? - DETAILED
ANSWER-risk of pregnancy if mixed with blood, semen or contraception foams the
mucus can be inaccurate
male condom - DETAILED ANSWER-a contraceptive sheath that is placed over the penis
what are the risk that are associated with male condoms? - DETAILED ANSWER-they can
rupture and leak
, only water-soluble lubricants should the used with latex condoms to avpod condom breakage
female condom - DETAILED ANSWER-vaginal sheath made of nitrile a non-latex synthetic
rubber with flexible rings on both ends
diaphragm and spermicide - DETAILED ANSWER-a dome shaped cup with a flexible rim
made of latex or silicone that fits snugly over the cervix with spermicidal cream or gel placed
into the dome and around the rim
a nurse at an antepartum clinic is caring for a client who is at 16 weeks gestation. the client
reports continued nausea and vomiting and scant, prune-colored discharge. she has
experienced no weight loss and has a fundal height larger then expected. which of the following
complications should the nurse suspect?
A. hyperemesis gravidarum
B. threatened abortion
C. hydatidiform mole
D. preterm labor - DETAILED ANSWER-C. hydatidiform mole
a nurse is assisting with the care of a client who has a diagnosis of ruptured ectopic pregnancy.
which of the following findings is expected with this condition?
A. no alteration in menses
B. transvaginal ultrasound indicating a fetus in the uterus
C. serum progesterone greater than the expected reference range
D. report of severe shoulder pain - DETAILED ANSWER-D. report of severe shoulder pain
what are the risk/complications/contraindications of diaphragm and spermicide? - DETAILED
ANSWER-not recommended for clients who have a history of toxic shock syndrome or
frequent recurrent UTI's increased risk of acquiring TSS , which is caused by bacterial infection
proper hand hygiene aids in prevention of TSS
QuestioNs aND CorreCt DetaileD aNswers (VeriFieD aNswers) |alreaDY
graDeD a+||braND New!!
contraception - DETAILED ANSWER-strategies or devices used to reduce the risk of
fertilization or implantation in an attempt to prevent pregnancy
expected outcomes for family planning - DETAILED ANSWER-preventing pregnancy until a
desired time
what are the methods of contraception? - DETAILED ANSWER-natural family planning,
barrier, hormonal, and intrauterine methods; surgical procedures
abstinence - DETAILED ANSWER-abstaining from sexual intercourse
What are the advantages of abstinence? - DETAILED ANSWER-most effective way to prevent
pregnancy
there is no risk of STI's
coitus interruptus - DETAILED ANSWER-pull out method
what does a client who is using the coitus interruptus need to do? - DETAILED ANSWER-be
aware of fluids leaking from the penis
what are the disadvantages for a client who is using the coitus interrupts method? -
DETAILED ANSWER-this method is one of the least effective methods of contraception no
protection against STI's
,What are the risk factors for someone who is using the coitus interrupts method? - DETAILED
ANSWER-the male partner is in control leakage of fluid that contains spermatozoa prior to
ejaculation can be deposited into the vagina risk of pregnancy
calendar method - DETAILED ANSWER-uses a simple mathematical formula to determine
when to abstain from intercourse
what are the risk of calendar method? - DETAILED ANSWER-risk of pregnancy various
factors can affect change in the time of menstrual cycles
basal body temperature - DETAILED ANSWER-temperature can drop slightly at the time of
ovulation. this can be used to facilitate conception, or be used as a natural contraceptive.
what are the risk associated with basal body temperature? - DETAILED ANSWER-risk of
pregnancy
symptom-based method (cervical mucus) - DETAILED ANSWER-fertility awareness method
based of ovulation
what are possible complications associated with symptom-based method? - DETAILED
ANSWER-risk of pregnancy if mixed with blood, semen or contraception foams the
mucus can be inaccurate
male condom - DETAILED ANSWER-a contraceptive sheath that is placed over the penis
what are the risk that are associated with male condoms? - DETAILED ANSWER-they can
rupture and leak
, only water-soluble lubricants should the used with latex condoms to avpod condom breakage
female condom - DETAILED ANSWER-vaginal sheath made of nitrile a non-latex synthetic
rubber with flexible rings on both ends
diaphragm and spermicide - DETAILED ANSWER-a dome shaped cup with a flexible rim
made of latex or silicone that fits snugly over the cervix with spermicidal cream or gel placed
into the dome and around the rim
a nurse at an antepartum clinic is caring for a client who is at 16 weeks gestation. the client
reports continued nausea and vomiting and scant, prune-colored discharge. she has
experienced no weight loss and has a fundal height larger then expected. which of the following
complications should the nurse suspect?
A. hyperemesis gravidarum
B. threatened abortion
C. hydatidiform mole
D. preterm labor - DETAILED ANSWER-C. hydatidiform mole
a nurse is assisting with the care of a client who has a diagnosis of ruptured ectopic pregnancy.
which of the following findings is expected with this condition?
A. no alteration in menses
B. transvaginal ultrasound indicating a fetus in the uterus
C. serum progesterone greater than the expected reference range
D. report of severe shoulder pain - DETAILED ANSWER-D. report of severe shoulder pain
what are the risk/complications/contraindications of diaphragm and spermicide? - DETAILED
ANSWER-not recommended for clients who have a history of toxic shock syndrome or
frequent recurrent UTI's increased risk of acquiring TSS , which is caused by bacterial infection
proper hand hygiene aids in prevention of TSS
