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mikaylakyoung · **on:** Jul 22, 2018

A client who was diagnosed as infertile is prescribed clomiphene (Clomid). The nurse teaches the client about the medication and evaluates that learning has occurred when the client makes which statement?

1. This medication increases my estrogen levels so I can ovulate..
2. This medication stimulates follicle stimulating hormone (FSH )..
3. This medication stimulates leuteinizing hormone (LH )..
4. This medication stimulates gonadotropin-releasing hormone..

Question 2

The mother of a young teen brings the child to the emergency department for treatment of cellulitis that occurred after the child picked scabs from healing pimples.

The mother is scolding the child for eating too many oily foods that caused the cellulitis. The nurse plans teaching which of the following to this family? 1. Consumption of oily foods poses an increased risk for cellulitis.
2. Foods such as chocolate and potato chips do not cause pimples or cellulitis.
3. Antibiotics are the best way to prevent cellulitis.
4. Popping the pimples spreads the germs over the face.

poopface · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 22, 2018

Answer to Question 1

3. This medication stimulates leuteinizing hormone (LH )..

Rationale:
Clomiphene (Clomid) stimulates LH, resulting in the maturation of more ovarian follicles than would normally occur. Clomiphene (Clomid) does not increase estrogen levels or stimulate FSH and gonadotropin-releasing hormone.

Answer to Question 2

2. Foods such as chocolate and potato chips do not cause pimples or cellulitis.

Rationale:
Studies have shown that foods do not cause acne and, therefore, cellulitis. Antibiotics are the best way to treat, not prevent, cellulitis. Popping pimples drives the infection deeper into the skin and may cause more serious infections.