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charchew

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The nurse using the permission, limited information, specific suggestions, and intensive therapy (PLISSIT) model offers specific suggestions when
 
  a. Referring the patient to a sex therapist.
  b. Discussing over-the-counter lubricants.
  c. Teaching safer sex practices.
  d. Discussing sexual positioning after hip surgery.

Question 2

A patient is discussing retirement with a nurse. What suggestion pertaining to sleep does the nurse offer?
 
  a. Keep your same bedtime and nighttime routines.
  b. If you nap during the day you can stay up later.
  c. You won't need so much sleep to be rested for work.
  d. Sleeping in will help revitalize your energy level.



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Answer to Question 1

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Specific suggestions are those related to concerns about how medical conditions affect or are af-fected by sexuality. The nurse discussing positions acceptable after hip replacement surgery is offering specific suggestions. Referring is the intensive therapy (IT) component. The other two options fall under limited information (LI).

Answer to Question 2

A
For some, retirement comes with loss of daily structure, which can affect bedtime and nighttime routines, making sleeping difficult. For best sleep the nurse suggests the patient maintain the fa-miliar schedule.



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