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chandani

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A decrease in the quantity of menstrual flow in women taking combination oral contraceptives is:
 
  a. abnormal and should be reported immediately.
  b. abnormal and probably indicates pregnancy.
  c. abnormal and may require switching to another preparation.
  d. normal and no cause for alarm.

Question 2

When caring for a client prescribed urofollitropin, the nurse should:
 
  a. assess for indications of ovulation in the client.
  b. not administer drug, if there is any chance the client is pregnant.
  c. assess the client for history of thrombophlebitis.
  d. administer urofollitropin after the health care provider has administered HCG.



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Answer to Question 1

ANS: D

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A Incorrect: This is normal.
B Incorrect: This is normal.
C Incorrect: This is normal.
D Correct: This is normal.

Answer to Question 2

ANS: B

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A Incorrect: This drug is indicated in the induction of ovulation.
B Correct: This drug is a category X agent and is contraindicated in pregnant clients.
C Incorrect: This is not associated with this agent.
D Incorrect: Urofollitropin is administered prior to the administration of HCG.



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