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rmenurse

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Which action should the nurse take regarding the presence of children in the birth setting?
 
  a. Permit only children over the age of 16 to be present.
  b. Have additional nursing staff available to meet the needs of the children.
  c. Limit the amount of time spent with the laboring mother.
  d. Provide simple factual explanations of events.

Question 2

Which statement is true regarding the birth control patch?
 
  a. Contraindications for use are the same as for the pill.
  b. It has to be removed and reapplied monthly.
  c. It is effective in preventing STDs.
  d. It has the same degree of effectiveness re-gardless of the client's body weight.



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Answer to Question 1

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The nurse should provide simple factual explanations of events, using the concepts of growth and development.

Answer to Question 2

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Because the birth control patch contains the same hormones as COCs, the contraindications for use are the same. The patch is replaced weekly for 3 weeks each month. Like COCs, the patch is not effective in preventing STDs. Evidence indicates that a higher dose for the patch may be necessary for women weighing over 250 pounds.



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