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question 83 (2 points) saved
a client who is scheduled for a hysteroscopy asks a nurse about the procedure involved in this technique. which statement made by the client indicates effective understanding?
\a radiopaque dye is used during a hysteroscopy.\
\a scope is inserted into the uterus to take a small amount of tissue.\
\a scope is inserted through a small surgical incision in the abdomen.\
\a thin telescopic type device is inserted via the vagina into the uterus.\
question 84 (2 points) saved
which component of the blood surrounds and consumes foreign material in phagocytosis?
white blood cells
blood plasma
red blood cells
blood platelets
question 85 (2 points) saved
while assessing a child, a nurse finds that the child has otitis media. which other finding in the child should the nurse associate with otitis media?
kidney infection
vaginal infection
gastrointestinal infection
upper respiratory tract infection

Explanation:

• Question 83: Hysteroscopy involves inserting a thin telescopic device (hysteroscope) via the vagina into the uterus. Radiopaque dye is used in hysterosalpingography. Taking tissue is biopsy (not the main feature of hysteroscopy). Inserting through abdominal incision is laparoscopy.
• Question 84: White blood cells (phagocytes like neutrophils, macrophages) surround and consume foreign material in phagocytosis. Blood plasma is the liquid part. Red blood cells carry oxygen. Blood platelets are for clotting.
• Question 85: Otitis media (middle - ear infection) is often associated with upper respiratory tract infections as the Eustachian tube (connecting middle ear and nasopharynx) can get infected from upper respiratory pathogens. Kidney, vaginal, and gastrointestinal infections are not directly linked in the same anatomical - pathogen spread way as upper respiratory tract infections.

Answer:

• Question 83: "A thin telescopic type device is inserted via the vagina into the uterus."
• Question 84: White blood cells
• Question 85: Upper respiratory tract infection