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What factors are associated with male infertility? - answer-Hormonla factors Testicular factors Factors associated with sperm transport Idiopathic male infertility What nursing interventions would you preform with a client in the second stage of labor? - answer-Monitor FHR Monitor uterine contractions Prepare for birth Provide encouragement/praise Encourage rest in-between contractions Maintain privacy Provide ice chips Monitor for signs of approaching birth ...

What factors are associated with male infertility? - answer-Hormonla factors Testicular factors Factors associated with sperm transport Idiopathic male infertility What nursing interventions would you preform with a client in the second stage of labor? - answer-Monitor FHR Monitor uterine contractions Prepare for birth Provide encouragement/praise Encourage rest in-between contractions Maintain privacy Provide ice chips Monitor for signs of approaching birth ...

A multiparous woman has been in labor for 8 hours. Her membranes have just ruptured. What is the nurses highest priority in this situation? a. Prepare the woman for imminent birth. b. Notify the womans primary health care provider. c. Document the characteristics of the fluid. d. Assess the fetal heart rate (FHR) and pattern. - answer-d (The umbilical cord may prolapse when the membranes rupture. The FHR and pattern should be closely monitored for several minutes imme...

Functions of testosterone (5) - answer-- controls development, growth and main ten ever of male sex organs - stimulates muscle build up and bone development - causes sperm maturation - causes thyroid cartilage enlargement - produces body hair patterns Purpose of reproductive system - answer-Process by which genetic material is passed from one generation to the next Broad ligament - answer-Supports the uterus Mature sperm - answer-Spermatozoa Spermatids - answer-Secondary sper...

What is the eighth clotting factor? - answer Antihemolytic factor A, comes from the platelets and endothelial cells, follows the intrinsic pathway. What is the ninth clotting factor? - answer-Antihemolytic factor B, comes from the liver and follows the intrinsic pathway (needs potassium) What is Homeostasis? - answer-The process by which the body seals a ruptured blood vessel and prevents blood loss. What are the three steps to complete homeostasis? - answer-1 vascular spasm, ...

Arytenoid Cartilages - answer-Ladle-shaped Paired They attach to the vocal cords and laryngeal muscles and by their action they move the vocal cords. Corniculate Cartilages - answer-Cone-shaped Paired Connect the epiglottis to the arytenoid cartilage. Together with the epiglottis, what helps to keep food or other liquids from entering the larynx? - answer-The Vestibular Folds (false vocal cords). Along with the respiratory system, which system has the responsibility of su...

Muscularis Mucosa - answer-- In small intestine - produces folds that increase the digestive and absorptive areas of the small intestine tunica submucosa - answer-- Loose connective tissue binds to tunica mucosa and then tunica muscularis Digestion - answer-- Breakdown of food into smaller, usable forms - Example of a hydrolytic reaction that uses water and enzymes to cause the breakdown of ingested food into smaller, simpler compounds Aspects of Digestion - answer-- Ingest...

What medication is given for opioid intoxication during cardiac or respiratory depression is a concern? - answer-Naloxone What is the mechanism of action of Naloxone? - answer-Pure opioid antagonist that competes and displaces opioids receptor sites. What medications treat opioid disorder? - answer-Methadone; Buprenorphine, buprenorphine + Naloxone What medication for opioid use disorder is used with comorbid pain? - answer Buprenorphine + Naloxone Inappropriate use of...

Bupropions role in alcohol use disorder - answer-Can diminish cravings for etoh, treat underlying anxiety/depression Safety Risk associated with bupropion and etoh - answer-bupropion increases the risk of seizures in those going through etoh withdrawal First Line Treatments for alcohol use disorder (according to Study Guide & Dynamed) - answer-naltrexone and acamprosate Second Line Treatments for alcohol use disorder (according to study guide but not dynamed) - answer-D...

What effects does GABA lead to? - answer Potentiate effects of GABA (GABA is inhibitory and lead to drowsiness, cognitive impairments, dampening of fear and anxiety, impaired balance, motor control, muscle tone, and coordination, and anterograde amnesia What is agoraphobia and how can it be treated? - answer-intense fear of being in public pleases where escape or obtaining help may be difficult Treat with CBT and SSRI What treatment is used for generalized anxiety disorder -...