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Deast7027

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The nurse performing a physical assessment of an 80-year-old client documents the structural disorder known as entropion. What occurs in this condition?
 
  A) There is an outward turning of the eyelid caused by the aging process.
  B) There is drooping of the upper eyelid owing to muscle weakness or nerve damage.
  C) There is an inward turning of the lid margin common in older adults
  D) There is increased fluid pressure within the eye.

Question 2

The nurse assessing a laboring client documents that the client is in stage II of labor. What typically occurs during this stage?
 
  A) Dilation of the cervix
  B) Movement of fetus to the birth canal
  C) Delivery of the baby through the vaginal opening
  D) Delivery of the placenta following delivery of the newborn



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Answer to Question 1

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With entropion, an inward turning of the lid margin occurs in which the lower lashes turn inward and irritate the conjunctiva and cornea. An outward turning of the eyelid is known as ectropion, drooping of the eyelid is called ptosis, and increased eye pressure is known as glaucoma.

Answer to Question 2

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There are four stages of labor: In stage II, expulsion: Uterine contractions continue and increase in intensity until the baby is delivered through the vaginal opening.
In stage I, dilation: Uterine contractions cause the cervical os (mouth) of the cervix to open (dilate) and move the fetus downward into the birth canal. In stage III, placental: Uterine contractions expel the placenta after the delivery of the newborn. In stage IV, recovery: Uterine contractions continue and close off open blood vessels to prevent excessive blood loss.



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