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burchfield96

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The main disadvantage of intrathecal opioids is the
 
  a. need for strict bed rest
  b. high incidence of maternal hypotension
  c. decreased motor ability
  d. short duration of analgesic effect

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Which of the following are examples of movement of health care into the community? (Select all that apply.)
 
  a. You best friend decides to transfer from labor and delivery to a postpartum.
  b. An APN provides care in neighborhood clinics.
  c. A doctoral prepared nurse teaches at the local university.
  d. A new BSN is hired to work on the antepar-tum unit of the local hospital.
  e. NPs run redi clinics' in drug stores.
  f. An APN works as the case manager in the hospital.



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bfulkerson77

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Answer to Question 1

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The short duration of analgesic effect is a main disadvantage, with concern that the labor may last longer than the duration of the analgesia. The need for strict bed rest and the high incidence of maternal hypotension are not associated with intrathecal opioids. While decreased motor ability might occur as a result of maternal sedation, this is not a MAIN disadvantage.

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Examples of movement of health care into the community would include the APN providing care in neighborhood clinics and NPs running redi clinics' in drug stores, grocery stores, and shopping malls.




burchfield96

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Reply 2 on: Jun 27, 2018
Great answer, keep it coming :)


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Gracias!

 

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