Author Question: Which of the following statements made by a 27-year-old client shows the greatest need for fur-ther ... (Read 79 times)

moongchi · **on:** Jul 23, 2018

Which of the following statements made by a 27-year-old client shows the greatest need for fur-ther nursing assessment regarding the potential use of illegal drugs?

1. Whether you wear a helmet or not should be the choice of the motorcyclist.
2. I fractured my hand 3 years ago when I got so mad I hit a wall in my dorm room.
3. I like to drink a bit too much, and I lost my license once for drinking and driv-ing.
4. My father suffered from depression when he lost his job, and he still takes med-ication for it.

Question 2

Which of the following client responses shows the best understanding regarding the management of risk factors for acquiring a sexually transmitted disease (STD) among young adults?

1. I may want to have children someday, so I need to be careful.
2. Even though there are treatments for STDs, I don't take chances.
3. There is certainly enough literature out there on the use of condoms.
4. Having unprotected sex with someone my age is very risky business.

Eunice618 · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 23, 2018

Answer to Question 1

ANS: 3
Reports of arrests because of driving while intoxicated, wife or child abuse, or disorderly con-duct are reasons for you to investigate the possibility of drug abuse more carefully.
A tendency toward high-risk behavior such as extreme sports or not using safety equipment is not necessarily a risk factor for illegal drug use.
A tendency toward violent behavior is not necessarily a risk factor for illegal drug abuse.
A family history of depression is not necessarily a risk factor for illegal drug abuse.

Answer to Question 2

ANS: 4
Sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) remain a major public health problem for sexually active persons, with almost half of all new infections occurring in men and women younger than 24 years of age (USDHHS, CDC, 2004).
While it is true that some STDs can result in infertility, this option doesn't show the greatest un-derstanding since it focuses on only one outcome.
While some STDs respond well to early treatment, some STDs, such as genital herpes and human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), can only be managed since a cure is not currently available.