Author Question: An adolescent female patient asks the nurse questions about menstruation. What should the nurse ... (Read 45 times)

olgavictoria · **on:** Jun 27, 2018

An adolescent female patient asks the nurse questions about menstruation. What should the nurse include when instructing the patient?

A) Keeping active increases discomfort.
B) A prostaglandin inhibitor best relieves pain.
C) Eating sour foods contributes to discomfort.
D) Hair permanents do not take during a menstrual flow.

Question 2

Which children admitted to the pediatric unit would the nurse monitor closely for development of SIADH? Select all who apply.

a. A newly diagnosed preschooler with type 1 diabetes
b. A school-age child returning from surgery for removal of a brain tumor
c. An infant with suspected meningitis
d. An adolescent with blunt abdominal trauma following a car accident
e. A school-age child with head trauma

Silverbeard98 · **Reply #1 on:** Jun 27, 2018

Answer to Question 1

B
Feedback:
Prostaglandin inhibitors such as ibuprofen (Motrin) are most effective for menstrual pain because they reduce inflammation as well as relieve pain. Activity reduces the discomfort of menstrual pain. Eating sour foods does not influence menstruation. Menstruation does not affect hair care needs.

Answer to Question 2

B, C, E
Feedback
Correct Childhood SIADH usually is caused by disorders affecting the central
nervous system, such as infections (meningitis), head trauma, and brain
tumors.
Incorrect These conditions do not usually cause SIADH.