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1. Which disadvantage of the diaphragm for birth - some women find its insertion and
control would be emphasized to the client re- removal inconvenient
ceiving instruction from the nurse regarding
family planning methods?
- its failure rate is 50% when it is used alone
- it is physically uncomfortable when in place
- thrombus formation and pulmonary emboli
may occur
- some women find its insertion and removal
inconvenient
2. Which guideline is useful for reducing disparity - learning about the treatment op-
when caring for transgender clients? tions for transgender clients and re-
quirements of follow-up care
- learning about health care needs of homosex-
ual clients
- always referring to transgender clients using
pronouns of the sex with which they were born
- always referring to transgender clients using
pronouns of the sex with which they transition
- learning about the treatment options for
transgender clients and requirements of fol-
low-up care
3. Which response would the nurse provide to the - although teenagers can intellec-
mother questioning why her teenage daugh- tually discuss birth control, they of-
ter was foolish and became pregnant despite ten don't believe that they become
several discussions with the mother about birth pregnant
control?
- apparently your daughter wasn't listening to
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you
- you should have made sure that her boyfriend
understood birth control too
- teenagers often fail to use birth control be-
cause they forget to discuss it with their sexual
partners
- although teenagers can intellectually discuss
birth control, they often don't believe that they
become pregnant
4. What is the causative organism for syphilis? Treponema pallium (spirochete
bacteria)
5. Which sexually transmitted infection causes human papillomavirus (HPV)
condylomata acuminate (genital warts)?
6. Which sexually transmitted infection is most chlamydia
commonly reported?
7. Why is an infection caused by Neisseria gon- symptoms are often overlooked
orrhoeae particularly troublesome for a female
client?
medication is expensive
infection is difficult to treat with antibiotics
symptoms are often overlooked
treatment has many adverse effects
8. treatment for gonorrhea antibiotics; one intramuscular injec-
tion of ceftriaxone
9. Which statement indicates a client understands - I can contract HIV by participating
transmission of the human immunodeficiency in oral sex
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virus (HIV)? - HIV is contracted by using contam-
inated needles
- I can contract HIV by participating in oral sex - babies can contract HIV because of
- I can contract HIV by eating from used uten- contact with maternal blood during
sils birth
- HIV is contracted by using contaminated nee-
dles
- I can contract HIV by using the bathroom of a
person who is HIV positive
- babies can contract HIV because of contact
with maternal blood during birth
10. Which intervention would the nurse implement wear a gown and gloves when pro-
to prevent cross-contamination of herpes gen- viding direct care
italis from one client to another?
11. in addition to being highly infectious, which ad- can produce sterility
ditional fact would the nurse teach the client
with gonorrhea?
easily cured
occurs very rarely
can produce sterility
limited to the external genitalia
12. Gonorrhea has become more resistant to penicillin antibiotics
13. Which initial response would the nurse make - let's discuss this concern a little
during a routine yearly physical to an older more
adult who says "I haven't had sex lately because
I can't get an erection anymore"?
- let's discuss this concern a little more
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NSG 170 sexuality
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1. Which disadvantage of the diaphragm for birth - some women find its insertion and
control would be emphasized to the client re- removal inconvenient
ceiving instruction from the nurse regarding
family planning methods?
- its failure rate is 50% when it is used alone
- it is physically uncomfortable when in place
- thrombus formation and pulmonary emboli
may occur
- some women find its insertion and removal
inconvenient
2. Which guideline is useful for reducing disparity - learning about the treatment op-
when caring for transgender clients? tions for transgender clients and re-
quirements of follow-up care
- learning about health care needs of homosex-
ual clients
- always referring to transgender clients using
pronouns of the sex with which they were born
- always referring to transgender clients using
pronouns of the sex with which they transition
- learning about the treatment options for
transgender clients and requirements of fol-
low-up care
3. Which response would the nurse provide to the - although teenagers can intellec-
mother questioning why her teenage daugh- tually discuss birth control, they of-
ter was foolish and became pregnant despite ten don't believe that they become
several discussions with the mother about birth pregnant
control?
- apparently your daughter wasn't listening to
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NSG 170 sexuality
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you
- you should have made sure that her boyfriend
understood birth control too
- teenagers often fail to use birth control be-
cause they forget to discuss it with their sexual
partners
- although teenagers can intellectually discuss
birth control, they often don't believe that they
become pregnant
4. What is the causative organism for syphilis? Treponema pallium (spirochete
bacteria)
5. Which sexually transmitted infection causes human papillomavirus (HPV)
condylomata acuminate (genital warts)?
6. Which sexually transmitted infection is most chlamydia
commonly reported?
7. Why is an infection caused by Neisseria gon- symptoms are often overlooked
orrhoeae particularly troublesome for a female
client?
medication is expensive
infection is difficult to treat with antibiotics
symptoms are often overlooked
treatment has many adverse effects
8. treatment for gonorrhea antibiotics; one intramuscular injec-
tion of ceftriaxone
9. Which statement indicates a client understands - I can contract HIV by participating
transmission of the human immunodeficiency in oral sex
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NSG 170 sexuality
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virus (HIV)? - HIV is contracted by using contam-
inated needles
- I can contract HIV by participating in oral sex - babies can contract HIV because of
- I can contract HIV by eating from used uten- contact with maternal blood during
sils birth
- HIV is contracted by using contaminated nee-
dles
- I can contract HIV by using the bathroom of a
person who is HIV positive
- babies can contract HIV because of contact
with maternal blood during birth
10. Which intervention would the nurse implement wear a gown and gloves when pro-
to prevent cross-contamination of herpes gen- viding direct care
italis from one client to another?
11. in addition to being highly infectious, which ad- can produce sterility
ditional fact would the nurse teach the client
with gonorrhea?
easily cured
occurs very rarely
can produce sterility
limited to the external genitalia
12. Gonorrhea has become more resistant to penicillin antibiotics
13. Which initial response would the nurse make - let's discuss this concern a little
during a routine yearly physical to an older more
adult who says "I haven't had sex lately because
I can't get an erection anymore"?
- let's discuss this concern a little more
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