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Kthamas

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The nurse is reviewing the structure and function of various organs in the female reproductive system. Which information should the nurse include about the ovum in the review with the client?
 
  A) Consists of protoplasm enclosed within a three-layered cell wall
  B) Contains a small nucleus, within which is a nucleolus called the germinal spot
  C) All the ova a female will ever have are present at birth
  D) Ovum is smaller than the sperm cell

Question 2

A 23-year-old recent college graduate is confused about the next steps to take in life. During a visit to the primary care office for an influenza immunization, the client asks the nurse what to do next in life.
 
  Based on the information from this young adult, what should the nurse encourage as the best avenue for the client at this time? A) Choosing a occupation
  B) Establishing adult relationships
  C) Starting a family
  D) Reappraising commitments



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Answer to Question 1

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It is believed that all the ova a female will ever have are present at birth. The human ovum consists of protoplasm enclosed within a two-layered cell wall. The outer layer is the zona pellucida; the inner layer is the vitelline membrane. The ovum cell contains a large nucleus, within which is a nucleolus called the germinal spot. The ovum is larger than the sperm cell, and it is the only human cell normally visible to the naked eye.

Answer to Question 2

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Considering the client's age, the nurse should encourage the client to select an occupation that will help the client move forward in life. The client can focus on establishing adult relationships, starting a family, and reappraising commitments after committing to an occupation.



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