Author Question: A woman is scheduled for an anterior and posterior colporrhaphy as treatment for a cystocele. When ... (Read 99 times)

maegan_martin · **on:** Jun 27, 2018

A woman is scheduled for an anterior and posterior colporrhaphy as treatment for a cystocele. When the nurse is explaining this treatment to the client, which of the following descriptions would be most appropriate to include?

A) This procedure helps to tighten the vaginal wall in the front and back so that your bladder and urethra are in the proper position..
B) Your uterus will be removed through your vagina, helping to relieve the organ that is putting the pressure on your bladder..
C) This is a series of exercises that you will learn to do so that you can strengthen your bladder muscles..
D) These are plastic devices that your physician will insert into your vagina to provide support to the uterus and keep it in the proper position..

Question 2

What is the primary concern for a 7-year-old child with type 1 diabetes mellitus who asks his mother not to tell anyone at school that he has diabetes?

a. The child's safety
b. The privacy of the child
c. Development of a sense of industry
d. Peer group acceptance

lorealeza77 · **Reply #1 on:** Jun 27, 2018

Answer to Question 1

A
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An anterior and posterior colporrhaphy tightens the anterior and posterior vaginal wall, and the supportive tissue between the vagina and bladder is folded and sutured to bring the bladder and urethra into proper position. Removal of the uterus through the vagina refers to a vaginal hysterectomy. Exercises to strengthen the bladder muscles are called Kegel exercises. Plastic devices inserted to provide support are called pessaries.

Answer to Question 2

A
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A Safety is the primary issue. School personnel need to be aware of the signs and
symptoms of hypoglycemia and hyperglycemia and the appropriate interventions.
B Privacy is not a life-threatening concern.
C The treatment of type 1 diabetes should not interfere with the school-age child's
development of a sense of industry.
D Peer group acceptance, along with body image, are issues for the early adolescent
with type 1 diabetes. This is not of greater priority than the child's safety.