Nursing II| Review with Questions and
Verified Answers| 100% Correct| Grade
Quiz_________________?
A copper intrauterine device (IUD) can be used as an emergency contraceptive measure if it
is inserted within what time frame after unprotected sex?
a. 10 days
b. 12 hours
c. 7 days
d. 3 days -
Answer✅
c. 7 days
A copper IUD can be inserted up to 7 days after unprotected sexual intercourse to prevent
implantation of the zygote in women who prefer long-term contraception.
Quiz_________________?
A patient is reviewing contraceptive options. The patient is interested in selecting an
effective method that is also the most effective in preventing sexually transmitted infections.
Which method meets those criteria?
1
, a. Male condom
b. Female condom
c. Contraceptive foam
d. Diaphragm -
Answer✅
a. Male condom
Quiz_________________?
A patient who is 3 days postoperative after suprapubic prostatectomy asks, "When can I get
rid of this other catheter?" Which data best indicates that nurse can discontinue the
suprapubic catheter as ordered?
a. Pain is adequately controlled with acetaminophen.
b. The urine residual after voiding is 50 mL.
c. The patient consumed 80% of his lunch.
d. Urine in the urethral catheter bag is clear with a pink tinge. -
Answer✅
b. The urine residual after voiding is 50 mL.
After a suprapubic prostatectomy, the patient will have a suprapubic catheter in addition to
a urethral catheter. After the urethral catheter is removed (sometime after the third day),
the suprapubic catheter is clamped, and the patient attempts to void. Residual urine is
measured afterward by unclamping the suprapubic catheter. When there is no more than 60
mL of residual urine after voiding, the suprapubic catheter is removed. Adequate pain
control and appetite are signs that the patient is progressing well but do not directly affect
suprapubic catheter removal. The urethral catheter will need to be discontinued before the
suprapubic catheter is removed.
Quiz_________________?
A postoperative prostatectomy patient is discouraged that he is still dribbling and wearing a
protective pad 1 month after surgery. Which action should the nurse suggest?
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, a. Drink grapefruit juice to tighten the urinary sphincter.
b. Practice Kegel exercises several times a day.
c. Eat a low-residue diet to reduce urinary retention.
d. Acquire an indwelling catheter to prevent leakage. -
Answer✅
b. Practice Kegel exercises several times a day.
Kegel exercises increase the strength of the perineal floor muscle and will reduce dribbling.
Changes in dietary intake, grapefruit juice consumption, or insertion of an indwelling
catheter will not provide the restorative care that the patient needs to correct the problem.
Quiz_________________?
A preteen female questions when the average age of onset for menstruation in the United
States. What age should she be told?
a. 10 years
b. 11 years
c. 12 years
d. 13 years -
Answer✅
c. 12 years
Quiz_________________?
A thick fluid that contains fructose and prostaglandins and provide energy for the sperm is
produced by the:
a. Prostate.
b. Testes.
c. Epididymis.
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, d. Seminal vesicles. -
Answer✅
d. Seminal vesicles.
Quiz_________________?
A vasectomy is a surgical procedure done for the purpose of interrupting the continuity of
the vas deferens to prevent sperm from being conveyed during ejaculation. This procedure
is done for the purpose of:
a. Permanent contraception.
b. Treatment of impotence.
c. Relief of an extended erection.
d. Correction of prostatic hypertrophy. -
Answer✅
a. Permanent contraception.
Quiz_________________?
A young man who has been diagnosed as sterile says to the nurse, "I am not much of a man
or a husband." Which response is most therapeutic?
a. "Sterility isn't the end of the world, is it?"
b. "I know you feel awful, but you can always adopt."
c. "How do you feel about artificial insemination?"
d. "What about this sterility diagnosis concerns you the most?" -
Answer✅
d. "What about this sterility diagnosis concerns you the most?"
Use of open-ended questions demonstrates a caring attitude and a willingness to listen.
Telling the patient that she "knows how he feels" is incorrect and will be viewed as
insincere. The patient feels less masculine as a result of infertility. It is premature and
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Verified Answers| 100% Correct| Grade
Quiz_________________?
A copper intrauterine device (IUD) can be used as an emergency contraceptive measure if it
is inserted within what time frame after unprotected sex?
a. 10 days
b. 12 hours
c. 7 days
d. 3 days -
Answer✅
c. 7 days
A copper IUD can be inserted up to 7 days after unprotected sexual intercourse to prevent
implantation of the zygote in women who prefer long-term contraception.
Quiz_________________?
A patient is reviewing contraceptive options. The patient is interested in selecting an
effective method that is also the most effective in preventing sexually transmitted infections.
Which method meets those criteria?
1
, a. Male condom
b. Female condom
c. Contraceptive foam
d. Diaphragm -
Answer✅
a. Male condom
Quiz_________________?
A patient who is 3 days postoperative after suprapubic prostatectomy asks, "When can I get
rid of this other catheter?" Which data best indicates that nurse can discontinue the
suprapubic catheter as ordered?
a. Pain is adequately controlled with acetaminophen.
b. The urine residual after voiding is 50 mL.
c. The patient consumed 80% of his lunch.
d. Urine in the urethral catheter bag is clear with a pink tinge. -
Answer✅
b. The urine residual after voiding is 50 mL.
After a suprapubic prostatectomy, the patient will have a suprapubic catheter in addition to
a urethral catheter. After the urethral catheter is removed (sometime after the third day),
the suprapubic catheter is clamped, and the patient attempts to void. Residual urine is
measured afterward by unclamping the suprapubic catheter. When there is no more than 60
mL of residual urine after voiding, the suprapubic catheter is removed. Adequate pain
control and appetite are signs that the patient is progressing well but do not directly affect
suprapubic catheter removal. The urethral catheter will need to be discontinued before the
suprapubic catheter is removed.
Quiz_________________?
A postoperative prostatectomy patient is discouraged that he is still dribbling and wearing a
protective pad 1 month after surgery. Which action should the nurse suggest?
2
, a. Drink grapefruit juice to tighten the urinary sphincter.
b. Practice Kegel exercises several times a day.
c. Eat a low-residue diet to reduce urinary retention.
d. Acquire an indwelling catheter to prevent leakage. -
Answer✅
b. Practice Kegel exercises several times a day.
Kegel exercises increase the strength of the perineal floor muscle and will reduce dribbling.
Changes in dietary intake, grapefruit juice consumption, or insertion of an indwelling
catheter will not provide the restorative care that the patient needs to correct the problem.
Quiz_________________?
A preteen female questions when the average age of onset for menstruation in the United
States. What age should she be told?
a. 10 years
b. 11 years
c. 12 years
d. 13 years -
Answer✅
c. 12 years
Quiz_________________?
A thick fluid that contains fructose and prostaglandins and provide energy for the sperm is
produced by the:
a. Prostate.
b. Testes.
c. Epididymis.
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, d. Seminal vesicles. -
Answer✅
d. Seminal vesicles.
Quiz_________________?
A vasectomy is a surgical procedure done for the purpose of interrupting the continuity of
the vas deferens to prevent sperm from being conveyed during ejaculation. This procedure
is done for the purpose of:
a. Permanent contraception.
b. Treatment of impotence.
c. Relief of an extended erection.
d. Correction of prostatic hypertrophy. -
Answer✅
a. Permanent contraception.
Quiz_________________?
A young man who has been diagnosed as sterile says to the nurse, "I am not much of a man
or a husband." Which response is most therapeutic?
a. "Sterility isn't the end of the world, is it?"
b. "I know you feel awful, but you can always adopt."
c. "How do you feel about artificial insemination?"
d. "What about this sterility diagnosis concerns you the most?" -
Answer✅
d. "What about this sterility diagnosis concerns you the most?"
Use of open-ended questions demonstrates a caring attitude and a willingness to listen.
Telling the patient that she "knows how he feels" is incorrect and will be viewed as
insincere. The patient feels less masculine as a result of infertility. It is premature and
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