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casperchen82 · **on:** Jul 23, 2018

The nurse is putting together a presentation on the prevention of sexual abuse. She should incor-porate which of the following?

1. Abusers fit into easily identified, classic profiles.
2. Intensity is generally increased during pregnancies.
3. Sexual abuse is found primarily in lower socioeconomic groups.
4. Most of the incidents occur with strangers or unknown assailants.

Question 2

To increase the tone and sensation of the pelvic floor for a female client, the nurse teaches:

1. Kegel exercises
2. Vaginal dilation
3. Stop-start techniques
4. Sensate focus exercises

jsm54321 · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 23, 2018

Answer to Question 1

ANS: 2
Sexual abuse may begin, continue, or even intensify during pregnancy. The abuser may not fit any classic description. Sexual abuse crosses all gender, socioeconomic, age, and ethnic groups. Most often sexual abuse is at the hands of a former intimate partner or family member.

Answer to Question 2

ANS: 1
Kegel exercises increase the tone and sensation of the pelvic floor (pubococcygeus muscle) for the female client. Vaginal dilation will not increase the tone and sensation of the pelvic floor. Stopping urination may help identify proper muscle contraction, but once the muscle is identi-fied, Kegel exercises should not be repeated during urination. Stopping urination midstream may create a backflow of urine into the bladder, predisposing a person to infection. Sensate focus ex-ercises do not increase muscle tone.