A male client informs the nurse that his partner is infected with ...

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A male client informs the nurse that his partner is infected with chlamydia and he is concerned he may be infected as well. For which manifestation should the nurse assess the client?
 
  1. Urinary retention
  2. Urethral discharge
  3. Blisters on the penis
  4. Painful intercourse

Question 2

A client being seen in the clinic is diagnosed with primary syphilis. What should the nurse prepare to administer to this client?
 
  1. A urethral suppository of clindamycin
  2. A loading dose of oral tetracycline
  3. An intramuscular injection of penicillin G
  4. Intravenous cefotetan

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Answer to Question 1

Answer: 2

1. Urinary retention is not a manifestation of chlamydia in males.
2. Manifestation of chlamydia in males includes dysuria, urethral discharge, and testicular pain.
3. Blisters on the penis are associated with genital herpes.
4. Painful intercourse is not a manifestation of chlamydia in males.

Answer to Question 2

Answer: 3

1. The treatment of primary syphilis is a single IM dose of penicillin G.
2. The treatment of primary syphilis is a single IM dose of penicillin G.
3. The treatment of primary syphilis is a single IM dose of penicillin G.
4. The treatment of primary syphilis is a single IM dose of penicillin G.