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A client is to take Clomiphene Citrate for infertility. Which of the following is the expected action of this medication?
 
  a. Decrease the symptoms of endometriosis
  b. Increase serum progesterone levels
  c. Stimulate release of FSH and LH
  d. Reduce the acidity of vaginal secretions

Question 2

The nurse is interviewing a gravid woman during the first prenatal visit. The woman confides to the nurse that she lives with a number of pets.
 
  The nurse should advise the woman to be especially careful to refrain from coming in contact with the stool of which of the pets?
  a. Cat
  b. Dog
  c. Hamster
  d. Bird


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Reply #1 on: Jun 28, 2018
Answer to Question 1

ANS: c
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a. Clomiphene Citrate will not reduce a client's symptoms of endometriosis.
b. Clomiphene Citrate will not increase a client's progesterone levels.
c. Clomiphene Citrate stimulates release of FSH and LH.
d. Clomiphene Citrate will not reduce the acidity of vaginal secretions.

Answer to Question 2

ANS: a
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a. The patient should refrain from coming in direct contact with cat feces. Cats often harbor toxoplasmosis, a teratogenic illness.
b. No pathology has been associated with the feces of pet dogs.
c. No pathology has been associated with the feces of pet hamsters.
d. No pathology has been associated with the feces of pet birds.


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