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A patient with PTSD is being followed for long-term management. What is the first action the nurse should take?
A. Avoid talking about trauma
B. Teach distraction techniques
C. Encourage detailed trauma discussion
D. Medicate to promote sleep
Answer: B. Teach distraction techniques ✅
A. Avoid talking about trauma
B. Teach distraction techniques
C. Encourage detailed trauma discussion
D. Medicate to promote sleep
Answer: B. Teach distraction techniques ✅
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The purpose of a Pap smear test is to detect:
Anonymous Poll
81%
a) Cervical cancer
10%
b) Breast cancer
7%
c) Ovarian cysts
3%
d) Uterine fibroids
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When should a woman begin regular Pap tests?
Anonymous Poll
12%
a) After menopause
52%
b) At age 21 or within 3 years of sexual activity
32%
c) After age 40
5%
d) After first pregnancy
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Before a Pap test, the woman should be instructed to:
Anonymous Poll
85%
a) Avoid sexual intercourse for 24 hours
6%
b) Drink plenty of fluids
6%
c) Fast for 8 hours
4%
d) Take vitamin supplements
Which of the following is a common symptom of Vitamin D deficiency?
Anonymous Poll
91%
a) Muscle weakness
4%
b) Weight gain
3%
c) Excessive sweating
1%
d) Increased appetite
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A child with Vitamin D deficiency is most likely to develop:
Anonymous Poll
71%
a) Rickets
9%
b) Scurvy
14%
c) Anemia
6%
d) Pellagra
The best natural source of Vitamin D is:
Anonymous Poll
5%
a) Fruits
78%
b) Sunlight exposure
10%
c) Green vegetables
7%
d) Red meat
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A patient diagnosed with tuberculosis (TB) should be placed under which type of isolation?
Anonymous Poll
3%
a) Contact
92%
b) Airborne
5%
c) Droplet
1%
d) Protective
A patient with meningitis should be under which type of isolation?
Anonymous Poll
80%
a) Droplet
9%
b) Airborne
9%
c) Contact
2%
d) Standard
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A patient with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is admitted to the unit. What is the first nursing action?
A. Avoid talking about the traumatic event.
B. Teach the patient distraction techniques.
C. Encourage the patient to talk about the traumatic event in detail.
D. Medicate the patient to promote sleep.
A. Avoid talking about the traumatic event.
B. Teach the patient distraction techniques.
C. Encourage the patient to talk about the traumatic event in detail.
D. Medicate the patient to promote sleep.
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A patient with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is admitted to the unit. What is the first nursing action? A. Avoid talking about the traumatic event. B. Teach the patient distraction techniques. C. Encourage the patient to talk about the traumatic event…
A patient with PTSD is being followed for long-term management. What is the first action the nurse should take?
A. Avoid talking about trauma
B. Teach distraction techniques
C. Encourage detailed trauma discussion
D. Medicate to promote sleep
A. Avoid talking about trauma
B. Teach distraction techniques
C. Encourage detailed trauma discussion
D. Medicate to promote sleep
The older woman, who hasn't been doing BSE (Breast Self-Examination) for 7 years, came to the clinic. What advice should the nurse give her regarding performing BSE? How frequently should she perform
Anonymous Quiz
87%
Monthly
8%
Annually
4%
Quarterly
2%
Biannual
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Look at the graph below showing the number of deaths and the proportion of vaccinated individuals (DTP and Measles) from 1986 to 1999.
What is the relationship between vaccination rates and mortality rates shown in the graph?
a) As vaccination rates increase, the number of deaths increases.
b) As vaccination rates increase, the number of deaths decreases.
c) Vaccination rates have no effect on the number of deaths.
d) Death rates fluctuate independently of vaccination rates.
What is the relationship between vaccination rates and mortality rates shown in the graph?
a) As vaccination rates increase, the number of deaths increases.
b) As vaccination rates increase, the number of deaths decreases.
c) Vaccination rates have no effect on the number of deaths.
d) Death rates fluctuate independently of vaccination rates.
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