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rosent76

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A nurse discussing birth control options for a Roman Catholic patient should encourage:
 
  a. abstinence.
  b. vasectomy.
  c. tubal ligation.
  d. oral contraceptives.

Question 2

The nurse explains to a patient that based on the description of personal space, the area within 18 inches of the patient, is designated as the ____________ zone.
 
  Fill in the blank(s) with correct word



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Answer to Question 1

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Birth control for Roman Catholics is prohibited except for abstinence or natural family planning. Referral to a priest for questions about this can be of great help. Nurses can teach the techniques of natural family planning if they are familiar with them; otherwise, this should be referred to the physician or to a support group of the Church that instructs couples in this method of birth control. Sterilization is prohibited unless there is an overriding medical reason.

Answer to Question 2

intimate
Personal space zones: 018 inches = intimate, 18 inches to 4 feet = personal zone, 412 feet = social zone, above 12 feet = public zone.





 

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