The nurse determines that a woman has implemented prescribed therapy for her fibrocystic breast disease when the patient reports that she has eliminated which item from her lifestyle?

After instructing a woman on how to conduct a breast self-examination, which statement would suggest that the nurse’s instructions were effective?

A client comes to the clinic with abdominal pain. Based on her history, the nurse suspects endometriosis.
When reviewing the woman’s history, the nurse would LEAST likely identify which factor as a possible risk?

The nurse is developing the discharge plan for a woman who has had a left-sided radical mastectomy. The nurse is including instructions for ways to minimize lymphedema.
Which statement by the client indicates the need for additional instruction?

What would the nurse expect to find when taking the health history of a woman admitted for repair of cystocele and rectocele, who has nine living children?

When assessing a woman who has been unable to conceive, which factor would the nurse least likely identify as a potential risk in her history?

Which of the following are hormonal methods of contraception? (Select all that apply)

A client with polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) is receiving oral contraceptives as part of her treatment plan. When discussing this treatment with the client, the nurse would discuss which rationale for this therapy?

What are the clinical presentations of respiratory distress in a neonate? (Select all that apply.)

Which statement made by the patient would signal to the nurse that she should not take oral contraceptives?

A neonate, 16 hours old, is in the NICU for respiratory distress. A chest X-Ray reveals heart failure. Lab results indicate: AB positive blood type, a positive Coomb’s test, serum bilirubin 16mg/dl, and severe anemia. The vital signs are 98.6 (F), HR 166, R 70. The infant is jaundiced from face to sole of feet and has generalized edema. What condition does the infant have?