Author Question: After instruction from the nurse, which statement by the client indicates comprehension of the ... (Read 49 times)

Chelseaamend · **on:** Jul 23, 2018

After instruction from the nurse, which statement by the client indicates comprehension of the effectiveness of different birth control methods?

1. Depot injections are about 95 effective if injections are given weekly.
2. Combination oral contraceptives are about 100 effective if taken correctly.
3. Progestin-only oral contraceptives are only about 80 effective in preventing pregnancy.
4. The Mirena IUD is effective at preventing pregnancy for at least 10 years.

Question 2

Which statement by a client using the vaginal delivery method of contraception indicates a need for additional instruction?

1. If the ring comes out, I will wash it off with water and reinsert it.
2. I have a special waste container where I put the used rings.
3. I will remove the ring while we have intercourse and then reinsert it.
4. I will leave the ring in for 3 weeks and then remove it.

Natalie4ever · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 23, 2018

Answer to Question 1

Correct Answer: 2
Rationale 1: Depot injections are given every 3 months for effective birth control.
Rationale 2: Combination oral contraceptives provide close to 100 prevention of pregnancy when taken correctly.
Rationale 3: Progestin-only oral contraceptives are 9699 effective.
Rationale 4: The Mirena IUD is effective for 5 years.
Global Rationale: Combination oral contraceptives provide close to 100 prevention of pregnancy when taken correctly. Depot injections are given every 3 months for effective birth control. Progestin-only oral contraceptives are 9699 effective. The Mirena IUD is effective for 5 years.

Answer to Question 2

Correct Answer: 3
Rationale 1: If the ring comes out, the client may cleanse it with water and reinsert it.
Rationale 2: The rings should be discarded in a waste container away from children, and not flushed down the toilet.
Rationale 3: The ring is not to be removed during intercourse. One of the reasons women discontinue use of the ring is because of the discomfort experienced during sexual intercourse.
Rationale 4: The vaginal ring is left in for 3 weeks and then removed for 1 week, and then a new ring is inserted.
Global Rationale: The ring is not to be removed during intercourse. One of the reasons women discontinue use of the ring is because of the discomfort experienced during sexual intercourse. If the ring comes out, the client may cleanse it with water and reinsert it. The rings should be discarded in a waste container away from children, and not flushed down the toilet. The vaginal ring is left in for 3 weeks and then removed for 1 week, and then a new ring is inserted.