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question 86 (2 points) saved
a nurse is reviewing the medical records of a client and finds that the client has
multiple clusters of fleshy growths on the vagina. what should the nurse interpret
from these findings?
the client has chancroid.
the client has granuloma inguinale.
the client has condyloma acuminata.
none of the above
question 87 (2 points) ✓ saved
a client with partial thickness burns is hemodynamically unstable. which route of
administration of analgesics is preferred in the client?
oral
intravenous
subcutaneous
intramuscular
question 88 (2 points) ✓ saved
the registered nurse is teaching about portal hypertension to a group of student
nurses. which statement by the student nurse indicates the need for further
teaching?
\caput medusa is a sign of portal hypertension.\
\portal hypertension can cause hematemesis.\
\ascites is associated with portal hypertension.\
\portal hypertension causes coagulation abnormalities.\

Explanation:

• Question 86: Condyloma acuminata (genital warts) are characterized by fleshy growths (usually in clusters) on the genital area (including the vagina). Chancroid presents with painful ulcers, and granuloma inguinale shows beefy - red, friable lesions.
• Question 87: In a hemodynamically unstable client with partial - thickness burns, intravenous administration of analgesics is preferred as it has a more rapid onset and more reliable absorption compared to oral (gastrointestinal function may be impaired), subcutaneous (absorption can be erratic in unstable circulation), and intramuscular (absorption issues due to poor perfusion) routes.
• Question 88: Portal hypertension is mainly related to increased pressure in the portal venous system. Caput medusa (dilated periumbilical veins), hematemesis (due to esophageal varices which can rupture), and ascites (due to fluid shift mechanisms related to portal hypertension) are associated with it. Coagulation abnormalities in liver - related conditions (which can be associated with portal hypertension) are more due to liver synthetic function impairment (e.g., decreased production of clotting factors) rather than a direct cause - effect of portal hypertension itself.

Answer:

• Question 86: The client has condyloma acuminata.
• Question 87: Intravenous.
• Question 88: "Portal hypertension causes coagulation abnormalities."