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A student nurse is reviewing counseling techniques and has come to the nurse instructor for some assistance with the preparation of a report.
 
  During the conference, the student nurse asks the nurse instructor about factors that could have a major influence on decisions made by adults in each period of development. What should the nurse instructor's guidance to the student nurse include in the discussion? A) Financial status
  B) Upbringing in the family of origin
  C) Previous experiences
  D) Medical history

Question 2

The nurse is reviewing a client's electronic medical record and notices that the client has recently experienced dyspareunia. The nurse knows that this is an effect of aging on the female reproductive system.
 
  What is the best description of dyspareunia that the nurse can share with the nursing student who is going to see this client with the nurse? A) Female climacteric
  B) Bones become brittle and porous and fracture more easily
  C) Painful intercourse
  D) Uterus prolapses and falls into the vagina



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Erikson focuses on the psychosocial challenges that individuals face in the various life stages. People must meet and master these challenges before moving successfully to the next stage. Transition between each phase is determined by the choices made. These could include, but are not determined solely by, the adult's financial status, upbringing, or medical history.

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Intercourse may become painful (dyspareunia) as the vaginal mucosal wall becomes thinner and vaginal secretions decrease. Female climacteric is called menopause. Osteoporosis is a condition in which bones become brittle and porous and fracture more easily. The uterus may fall (prolapse) into the vagina.





 

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