The nurse working in a provider's office would find most often ...

[mspears3]

The nurse working in a provider's office would find most often that clients coming for annual checkups who have sexual problems:
 
  a. readily volunteer information about sexual functioning without prompting
  b. offer a primary complaint of sexual problems
  c. open up about sexual problems only when the nurse asks questions
  d. rarely describe any medical problems, but talk only about sexual problems

Question 2

A couple has been married for 5 months, and each has just started a new job. Prior to their marriage, they each lived with their respective parents. Now they live with the wife's parents.
 
  They have just learned that the wife is pregnant with their first child and seek counseling at a local pregnancy help center. The psychiatric nurse consultant at the center will MOST likely provide intervention at which level of the trifocal model? a. wellness
  b. prevention
  c. problem intervention
  d. case management

[trog]

Answer to Question 1

C
Most clients only discuss sexual problems with their nurse when the nurse asks questions. Many people are uncomfortable talking about sexual matters with others, even health care professionals. Additionally, sexual problems are also the source of shame and embarrassment to those afflicted with them.

Answer to Question 2

B
When counseling a couple expecting their first baby while still living at home with their parents, the nurse would most likely provide services that would be considered prevention on the trifocal model. Prevention efforts would focus on such issues as risk for interrupted family process, risk for imbalanced family nutrition, and risk for dysfunctional family processes.

[mspears3]

TYSM

[fatboyy09]

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