Ch 5 Reproductive Tract Infections
(Ricci, Kyle & Carman: Maternity and
Pediatric Nursing, Third Edition)
"It is recommended to formulation-feed your new child as it is transmitted via your breast milk." -
ANS-A consumer at 34 weeks' gestation has lately been identified with human
immunodeficiency virus (HIV). The customer asks how HIV might be transmitted to the new
child. Which statement will be the nurse's exceptional response?
A. "It isn't transmitted on your new child as it is included in the uterus."
b. "It is most effective transmitted via the delivery canal so a cesarean start could be
scheduled."
c. "The hazard of your newborn being infected with HIV contamination is ready 1%."
d. "It is suggested to formulation-feed your newborn as it is transmitted thru your breast milk."
"The virus remains quiet until a traumatic occasion happens to reactivate it."
"Infections may be transmitted by individuals unaware that they have got it."
"Transmission is through touch of infected mucous membranes." - ANS-A pregnant girl these
days diagnosed with the genital herpes virus asks the nurse for extra statistics at the virus.
Which responses via the nurse would be appropriate? Select all that follow.
A. "Many understand they have the infection and searching for treatment at once."
b. "Transmission is thru touch of inflamed mucous membranes."
c. "The virus stays quiet till a annoying occasion happens to reactivate it."
d. "Infections may be transmitted by means of individuals unaware that they've it."
e. "Your toddler is included from this contamination via the placenta."
70% - ANS-A nurse is studying a magazine article about chlamydia. The nurse would anticipate
to find that how many of ladies are asymptomatic whilst infected with chlamydia?
A. 70%
b. 30%
c. 90%
d. 50%
candidiasis - ANS-A nurse is providing a application for a nearby ladies's institution about STIs.
When describing the facts, the nurse would become aware of which infection because the
maximum commonplace purpose of vaginal discharge?
A. Gonorrhea
b. Candidiasis
c. Chlamydia
d. Syphilis
(Ricci, Kyle & Carman: Maternity and
Pediatric Nursing, Third Edition)
"It is recommended to formulation-feed your new child as it is transmitted via your breast milk." -
ANS-A consumer at 34 weeks' gestation has lately been identified with human
immunodeficiency virus (HIV). The customer asks how HIV might be transmitted to the new
child. Which statement will be the nurse's exceptional response?
A. "It isn't transmitted on your new child as it is included in the uterus."
b. "It is most effective transmitted via the delivery canal so a cesarean start could be
scheduled."
c. "The hazard of your newborn being infected with HIV contamination is ready 1%."
d. "It is suggested to formulation-feed your newborn as it is transmitted thru your breast milk."
"The virus remains quiet until a traumatic occasion happens to reactivate it."
"Infections may be transmitted by individuals unaware that they have got it."
"Transmission is through touch of infected mucous membranes." - ANS-A pregnant girl these
days diagnosed with the genital herpes virus asks the nurse for extra statistics at the virus.
Which responses via the nurse would be appropriate? Select all that follow.
A. "Many understand they have the infection and searching for treatment at once."
b. "Transmission is thru touch of inflamed mucous membranes."
c. "The virus stays quiet till a annoying occasion happens to reactivate it."
d. "Infections may be transmitted by means of individuals unaware that they've it."
e. "Your toddler is included from this contamination via the placenta."
70% - ANS-A nurse is studying a magazine article about chlamydia. The nurse would anticipate
to find that how many of ladies are asymptomatic whilst infected with chlamydia?
A. 70%
b. 30%
c. 90%
d. 50%
candidiasis - ANS-A nurse is providing a application for a nearby ladies's institution about STIs.
When describing the facts, the nurse would become aware of which infection because the
maximum commonplace purpose of vaginal discharge?
A. Gonorrhea
b. Candidiasis
c. Chlamydia
d. Syphilis
