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javeds

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A young sexually active woman asks the nurse what type of birth control would help prevent sexually transmitted infections as well as pregnancy. Which of the following would the nurse recommend?
 
  A) Oral contraceptives
  B) Withdrawal
  C) Condom
  D) Intrauterine device

Question 2

A RN working in home healthcare is assigned to be the case manager (CM) for a 78-year-old male client who has uncontrolled diabetes and pressure ulcers in various stages of healing.
 
  Which of the following would be the role of this CM? Select all that apply. A) Perform an initial home assessment visit.
  B) Evaluate the safety of the home.
  C) Set up and dispense the client's medication.
  D) Evaluate the competency of available caregivers.
  E) Determine the client's eligibility for services.
  F) Provide wound care for the pressure ulcers.



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CharlieArnold

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Answer to Question 1

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STIs and birth control must be considered as connected but separate issues. Certain birth control methodssuch as withdrawal, IUDs, and oral or implanted contraceptivesfacto r into the spread of STIs. These birth control methods have no mechanism to prevent the spread of bacteria, viruses, or other microorganisms. Many barrier methods, such as latex condoms, provide some protection against both STIs and pregnancy. Safer sex, but not safe sex, is possible with the use of condoms.

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A, B, D, E
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The CM makes an initial home assessment visit, and evaluates the safety of the home and competency of available caregivers. Often, the CM determines the client's eligibility for services. Sometimes in conjunction with the team the client's nursing or therapy care needs are determined. The CM and the team then determine what services are necessary and available for that client. The team assists the family to obtain needed equipment and makes suggestions about the setup of the home for optimal client care. Other members of the healthcare team would set up and dispense medications and care for pressure ulcers.




javeds

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Reply 2 on: Jul 16, 2018
Excellent


tranoy

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Reply 3 on: Yesterday
YES! Correct, THANKS for helping me on my review

 

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