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Why are postpartal women prone to urinary retention?
 
  A) Catheterization at the time of delivery reduces bladder tonicity.
  B) Decreased bladder sensation results from edema because of pressure of birth.
  C) Frequent partial voidings never relieve the bladder pressure.
  D) Mild dehydration causes a concentrated urine volume in the bladder.

Question 2

Which of the following situations would not be an acceptable alteration in client care showing respect for the family's cultural and religious beliefs?
 
  A) allowing a Jehovah's Witness family to refuse a blood transfusion for a newborn with a hemoglobin level of 5.2 mg/dl B) accepting that an Orthodox Jewish client will not allow use of electrical equipment on the Sabbath C) helping a Catholic family whose newborn has a terminal illness to receive last rites D) requesting a vegetarian diet for a client recovering from a cesarean section



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

A



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