Hurst 4 Complete Test Guide Exam.

Hurst 4 Complete Test Guide Exam. A nurse is teaching a group of women about human papillomavirus (HPV). What should the nurse tell the women that human papillomavirus puts women at risk for? 1. Human immunodeficiency virus 2. Cervical cancer 3. Hepatitis B 4. Cirrhosis - CORRECT ANSWER 2. Correct: Women who have had human papillomavirus are at increased risk for developing cervical cancer. 1. Incorrect: HPV does not increase the risk of developing HIV. HPV increases the risk for developing cervical cancer. 3. Incorrect: HPV does not contribute to Hepatitis B. HPV increases the risk for developing cervical cancer. 4. Incorrect: HPV does not contribute to Cirrhosis. HPV increases the risk for developing cervical cancer. A client calls the prenatal clinic at 37 weeks gestation to report expelling large amounts of fluid. What instruction by the nurse is most appropriate at this time? 1. Lie on left side and take slow, deep breaths. 2. Call an ambulance and go to emergency room. 3. Come to the clinic for assessment and evaluation. 4. Go directly to the hospital emergency room. - CORRECT ANSWER 3. Correct: This client is full term and the expulsion of large amounts of fluid indicates the client has experienced a rupture of membranes. The next step would be to evaluate the client for effacement and dilation as well as fetal heart tones. The best approach would be for the client come to the clinic for a quick evaluation and assessment. 1. Incorrect: This is neither safe nor appropriate. The client should be examined by the primary healthcare provider as soon as possible. Lying on the left side and taking deep breaths would be a delay of the appropriate treatment. 2. Incorrect: There is no indication the client is experiencing a situation serious enough to warrant an ambulance trip to the emergency room. The question suggests normal rupture of membranes, and while the client should be assessed, this can be accomplished without a trip to the emergency room.