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Zoey63294

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Kegel exercises, or pelvic muscle exercises:
 
  1. were developed to control or reduce incontinent urine loss.
  2. are the best exercises for a pregnant woman because they are so pleasurable.
  3. help to manage stress.
  4. are ineffective without sufficient calcium in the diet.

Question 2

A child with ALL is beginning treatment with methotrexate in an attempt to eradicate the leukemic cells. The stage of therapy represents which of the following?
 
  A) Induction phase
  B) Sanctuary phase
  C) Consolidation phase
  D) Delayed intensive-therapy phase



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Answer to Question 1

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1. Correct. Kegel exercises help control the urge to urinate.
2. Incorrect. Kegel exercises may be fun for some, but the most important matter is the con-trol they provide over incontinence.
3. Incorrect. Kegel exercises help to manage urine, not stress.
4. Incorrect. Calcium in the diet is important, but is not related to Kegel exercises.

Answer to Question 2

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