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james9437

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Which statement by a nursing student preparing to care for a postpartum lesbian mother would indicate the need for further teaching?
 
  1. I can't let the client know I've never worked with lesbian mothers.
  2. I will have to adjust some of my discharge instruction for this mother.
  3. I don't need to include the partner when I provide care and instruction.
  4. Discharge teaching is exactly the same for lesbian mothers as for all others.

Question 2

The client reports being beaten by her spouse two weeks ago. The client tells the nurse my husband was so apologetic after he hit me, and brought me flowers.
 
  The nurse understands that the husband's behavior indicates which phase of the cycle of violence? A. Tension building
   B. Acute battering
   C. Honeymoon period
   D. End of violence



patma1981

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Answer to Question 1

2
Explanation: 2. The nurse should be aware that standardized postpartum instructions, particularly those related to intercourse and contraception might need to be individualized and amended.

Answer to Question 2

C



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