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The nurse is reviewing a young woman’s chart prior to her appointment. The client is a 25-year-old woman who has been experiencing increasingly painful periods since her late teens. The pain starts a few days before her period and can last for several days, sometimes even interfering with her daily activities. She also notices heavy bleeding and fatigue during her menstrual cycle. Over the past year, the client has started to experience pain during intercourse. The pain is sharp and localized to her lower abdomen. She has also noticed some discomfort with bowel movements, especially during her period.  Which of the following complications listed below would the nurse need to educate the client on based on the client’s signs and symptoms?

A couple is undergoing fertility treatment.  The client calls his fertility specialist office to clarify instructions about semen analysis. The nurse should instruct the client to:

A woman is undergoing therapy for multiple pregnancy losses due to a lack of progesterone.  The physician orders Progesterone 10 mg daily IM  for 7 consecutive days.  The medication on hand is Progesterone 50 mg/1 mL.  How many mL’s will the nurse draw up and administer?

A couple is undergoing fertility treatment.  The client calls his fertility specialist office to clarify instructions about semen analysis. The nurse should instruct the client to:

The nurse is assessing a 62 year old woman.  The woman complains of abnormal vaginal bleeding.  Along with uterine bleeding the client complains of pelvic pain, fatigue, and unintentional weight loss.  Which of the following tests would be a definitive test to determine the etiology of this postmenopausal bleeding?

Patient:  52-year-old woman Chief Complaint: Hot flashes, night sweats, vaginal dryness, and mood swings History of Present Illness: The client has been experiencing hot flashes and night sweats for the past year. These episodes are characterized by sudden feelings of intense heat, often accompanied by sweating and flushing.   The client also complains of vaginal dryness, which has led to discomfort during intercourse. Additionally, she has noticed increased irritability and mood swings.  Past Medical History: Hypertension Hypothyroidism Family History: Mother and sister experienced menopausal symptoms Physical Exam: Normal vital signs Dry vaginal mucosa No other significant findings Laboratory Results: FSH (Follicle-Stimulating Hormone): Elevated LH (Luteinizing Hormone): Elevated Estradiol: Low  Select all that apply.  Which of the following medications would the health care provider prescribe to treat the client’s symptoms?

The nurse is planning the care of a patient that has been diagnosed recently with pelvic inflammatory disease secondary to contracting chlamydia from her current partner.  Which of the following  is appropriate nursing diagnosis in educating her about complications and  in planning care regarding her pelvic inflammatory disease.

Client:  25 year old Client history: G2P1.  Expected delivery date is December 31, 2024. Risk Factors:  pregnancy, Diabetes Mellitus Client presents to the clinic with complaints of perineal itching, white vaginal discharge, and burning with urination.  The nurse anticipates that these signs and symptoms most likely suggest:

A 28 year old client is seeking care for long term contraceptive options.  The client is considering the Nexplanon implant.  As the nurse you need to provide the client with information regarding the implant prior to insertion. The nurse knows which of the following are true regarding this contraceptive method?

A 60  year old woman comes into the clinic with unexpected uterine bleeding , unexplained weight loss, and difficulty with urination. The health care provider suspects which of the following conditions?