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karen

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Which is the most appropriate question to ask when interviewing an adolescent to encourage conversation?
 
  a. Are you in school?
  b. Are you doing well in school?
  c. How is school going for you?
  d. How do your parents feel about your grades?

Question 2

A patient who has undergone a dilation and curettage for early pregnancy loss is likely to be discharged the same day.
 
  The nurse must ensure that vital signs are stable, bleeding has been controlled, and the woman has adequately recovered from the administration of anesthesia. To promote an optimal recovery, discharge teaching should include (choose all that apply): a. Iron supplementation.
  b. Resumption of intercourse at 6 weeks following the procedure.
  c. Referral to a support group if necessary.
  d. Expectation of heavy bleeding for at least 2 weeks.
  e. Emphasizing the need for rest.



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Answer to Question 1

C
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A Direct questions with yes or no answers do not encourage conversation.
B Direct questions that can be interpreted as judgmental do not enhance
communication.
C Open-ended questions encourage communication.
D Asking adolescents about their parents' feelings may block communication.

Answer to Question 2

A, C, E

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Correct The woman should be advised to consume a diet high in iron and protein. For many women, iron supplementation also is necessary. Acknowledge that the patient has experienced a loss, albeit early. She can be taught to expect mood swings and possibly depression. Referral to a support group, clergy, or professional counseling may be necessary. Discharge teaching should emphasize the need for rest.
Incorrect Nothing should be placed in the vagina for 2 weeks after the procedure. This includes tampons and vaginal intercourse. The purpose of this recommendation is to prevent infection. Should infection occur, antibiotics may be prescribed. The patient should expect a scant, dark discharge for 1 to 2 weeks. If heavy, profuse, or bright bleeding occurs, she should be instructed to contact her provider.



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