A couple wants to space the birth of their second child. Suggest one preventive method which could be observed: (a) By the husband(b) By the wife for the same.

Patient diagnosed with endometriosis may exhibits signs of infertility. Group of answer choices -True -False

Your best friend has been asked if they'd be willing to donate an egg or sperm to help someone get pregnant. What do you think would be the pros and cons of doing this? How would you advise them? Explore the following situations, and summarize the differences: 1. Donation is for a family member or close friend 2. Donation has been solicited by an agency for a stranger 3. Donator is male or donator is female.

A 15-year-old girl is brought to the physician by her mother because of abdominal pain. Findings on physical examination shows the patient is pregnant and she tells you not to tell her mother. Which of the following is the most appropriate response? A) "I really ought to tell her, but I will only do so if you give me permission. B) "I will tell your mother in the next room. Then we can all speak together." C) "It would be best if your mother knew. I can help you tell her." D) "Since you are a minor, I have to tell your mother." E) "You will not be able to hide the fact that you are pregnant much longer."

Some couples practice natural family planning (also known as the rhythm method of birth control), which involves abstaining from sexual intercourse during the time that a woman can become pregnant in her menstrual cycle. The egg only survives in the Fallopian tube for 24 hours after ovulation, so conception can only happen during a 24-hour period each month. However, this form of contraception is very unreliable and is not recommended for couples who are actively trying to avoid pregnancy.     Which of the following is NOT a reason why this form of birth control is unreliable? Select one: a. Women always ovulate on the same day of their menstrual cycle every month. b. Ovulation can be affected by stress or illness. c. Sperm can survive in the Fallopian tubes for 3 to 5 days. d. It is difficult to predict exactly when in her cycle a woman ovulates.

Why is it necessary to have a record sheet in which to include the date, time, place, and participants when monitoring a child?

In your state, what are the specific legal and moral issues regarding abortion that being debated currently? What impact would the possible resolutions to these questions have on healthcare providers in your state?

A lady has 3 children. Now she is seeking permanent contraception method, The lady visits the doctor. What could be the advised method A) Oral pills B) copper bearing IUD C) Tubectomy D) None of the above

List 3 intra- partum and 3 anti-partum risk factors. Then explain why each poses a risk to the baby.

Because Henry has a history of heart disease, he is concerned that his poor health may leave him incapacitated in the future. He would like to give his oldest child the right to make medical decisions if he is so ill he is unable to make them himself. Which of the following documents would accomplish this? A)Living will   B)Durable power of attorney for health care (DPOAHC)   C)Power of appointment   D)Living trust