Exam 33: Sexual Health

The nurse assesses a client's medical history in a gynecology office prior to admission. As the nurse prepares the client for a female examination, the client confides about a form of cultural practice that she has been subjected to that is illegal in the United States. What is the name of that form of cultural practice?

The nurse is preparing to teach a group of adolescent male students about testicular self-exams. Which of the following would be an indication that the teaching was effective?

The nurse is assessing a middle-aged client's compliance with his medications. The client states that he has stopped all medications because he could not "perform sexually." Which of the following medications do NOT negatively influence his sexual activity?

A physician frequently approaches a nurse and complements her on her appearance including making inappropriate comments about the nurse's body shape. What is the most appropriate initial action of the nurse?

The nurse is evaluating the treatment plan for the client with erectile dysfunction (ED). Which statement made by the client indicates treatment was successful?

The nurse is assessing an older female client in the clinic, when the client states that she is having issues with sexual intercourse due to lubrication. The nurse begins to use the PLISSIT model as the guideline for counseling for sexual problems. Which of the following are examples of the components of the PLISSIT model? Select all that apply.

The nurse has finished teaching a class for adolescents and young adults on sexually transmitted infections (STIs) and safe sexual practices. The nurse determines that the teaching has been effective when class participants make which statements? Select all that apply.

While admitting a young adult male into the family health clinic, the nurse asks about his occupation. The patient appears embarrassed and says, "You're going to think I'm lazy, but I stay home with our young children while my wife works." The nurse recognizes this patient is experiencing what type of conflict?

A 2-year-old boy has come to the well-child clinic with his mother for a checkup. When the nurse asks his mother whether she has any concerns, the mother expresses concern that her son often touches his genitals. She says, "I have tried sitting him in a chair, smacking his hand, and telling him no, but he continues to do this. I just don't know how to make him stop." Which of the following would be the nurse's most appropriate responses to address the mother's concerns? Select all that apply.

The nurse is providing care to the client who was sexually assaulted. What is the nurse's best approach for collecting information surrounding the event? Select all that apply.

The nurse is discussing workplace issues with a 35-year-old client. The client tells the nurse that his boss requires him to massage her shoulders. His boss also rubs his legs, thighs, and genitals. He further states that he does not want to upset her because he needs the job. Which statement best applies to this situation?

A 19-year-old client asks if he is normal because he has always viewed himself as a female, although he has acted like a male to please his parents. The nurse should provide the client with education on which concept?