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luminitza

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A woman in her second trimester comes for a follow-up visit and says to the nurse, I feel like I'm on an emotional roller-coaster.. Which response by the nurse would be most appropriate?
 
  A) How often has this been happening to you?
  B) Maybe you need some medication to level things out..
  C) Mood swings are completely normal during pregnancy..
  D) Have you been experiencing any thoughts of harming yourself?

Question 2

The nurse should know that the results of untreated amblyopia (lazy eye) in the child may include
 
  a. Impaired depth perception
  b. Strabismus
  c. Color deficiency
  d. Ptosis


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Reply #1 on: Jun 27, 2018
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Emotional lability is characteristic throughout most pregnancies. One moment a woman can feel great joy, and within a short time she can feel shock and disbelief. Frequently, pregnant women will start to cry without any apparent cause. Some women feel as though they are riding an emotional roller-coaster.. These extremes in emotion can make it difficult for partners and family members to communicate with the pregnant woman without placing blame on themselves for their mood changes. Clear explanations about how common mood swings are during pregnancy are essential.

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A Untreated amblyopia causes the child to lose binocular vision, which may impair
depth perception.
B Amblyopia, or decreased vision in the deviated eye, can result from strabismus.
C Color deficiency is not a result of amblyopia.
D Ptosis, or drooping of the eyelid, is not a result of untreated amblyopia.


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Wow, this really help

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