A 65-year-old male with a 15-year history of diabetes type 2 complains of erectile dysfunction. Select the best nursing diagnosis to add to the plan of care.
1. Noncompliance related to ineffective control of blood glucose, as evidenced by erectile dysfunction and loss of libido
2. Activity intolerance related to chronic disease processes secondary to diabetes type 2, as evidenced by erectile dysfunction
3. Body image disturbance related to erectile dysfunction, as evidenced by the patient's complaints of loss of libido
4. Sexual dysfunction related to microvascular changes secondary to diabetes type 2, as evidenced by erectile dysfunction
Question 2
Patients prescribed sildenafil should be warned about a potentially fatal drug interaction with:
1. nitroglycerin.
2. aspirin.
3. acetaminophen.
4. anticoagulants.
(A) The male urethra. (B) The female urethra.
Type II Tissue Specific Reactions
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