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A sexually active 38-year-old female client is diagnosed with cervical cancer. Which of the following carcinogen may cause this type of cancer?
 
  A) Retrovirus of HIV
  B) Human T-cell leukemia
  C) Human papillomavirus
  D) Epstein-Barr virus

Question 2

The student nurse is choosing a career path in nursing that includes advanced degrees. Which of the following accurately describes the type of programs available to nurses?
 
  A) Nursing programs will not enroll students who have a bachelor's degree in a major other than nursing.
  B) Accelerated RN courses usually last about 3 years and sometimes can result in a master's degree.
  C) An LPN with an associate degree in another field can often obtain a bachelor's degree in nursing in less time than the usual required 4 years.
  D) A nurse with an LPN degree can pursue a career in teaching and begin teaching in some programs while working on an advanced degree.



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Answer to Question 1

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Human papillomavirus (HPV) can cause cervical cancer; retrovirus of HIV causes Kaposi's sarcoma; human T-cell leukemia virus (HTLV) is related to HIV and causes a form of adult leukemia; and Epstein-Barr virus, which is the cause of infectious mononucleosis, can also cause Burkitt's lymphoma.

Answer to Question 2

C
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The associate degree RN or LPN with an associate degree in another field can often obtain a bachelor's degree in nursing in less time than the usual required 4 years. Some nursing programs enroll students who have a bachelor's degree in a major other than nursing. In these programs, graduates are eligible to take the RN licensure examination after a shorter period of time because they have already taken their general liberal arts courses. Therefore, the student is not required to repeat many of the courses typically offered in the first 2 years of study and can focus primarily on clinical courses. These accelerated RN courses usually last about 2 years. In some specialized courses, the graduate receives a master's degree, in addition to the RN. Teaching usually requires at least a master's degree, but the nurse may begin teaching in some programs with a baccalaureate degree, while working on an advanced degree.



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