Which findings are normal age-related physiological changes? Select all that apply.
Decline in long-term memory
Diminished visual acuity
Increased heart rate
Decreased stress response
Increased susceptibility to urinary tract infections
Correct Answer : A,B,D,E
A. A decline in long-term memory can be a normal part of aging. While significant memory loss should be evaluated further, some decrease in memory recall is typical as people age.
B. Diminished visual acuity, such as presbyopia (difficulty focusing on close objects), is a common age-related change. Visual changes due to aging are typically benign but should be monitored.
C. An increased heart rate is not a typical age-related change. Aging usually leads to a decreased maximum heart rate and reduced cardiac output.
D. A decreased stress response is a normal age-related change. Older adults may experience a blunted physiological response to stress compared to younger individuals.
E. Increased susceptibility to urinary tract infections is a common issue among older adults, often due to changes in the urinary tract and immune system.
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Correct Answer is B
Explanation
A. Rubella vaccination is not recommended during pregnancy due to potential risks to the fetus.
B. The rubella vaccine should be administered shortly after giving birth to avoid any risks to the developing fetus and to provide protection before future pregnancies.
C. Immediate vaccination is not recommended as rubella vaccination should be avoided during pregnancy.
D. Rubella vaccination should be given postpartum rather than during the next attempt to get pregnant.
Correct Answer is C
Explanation
A. The largest fetal diameter passing through the pelvic outlet would indicate that the fetus has progressed further down the birth canal, beyond 0 station. This usually corresponds to a positive station, where the presenting part is below the ischial spines.
B. The palpation of the posterior fontanel refers to the position of the fetal head, which is not directly related to the station. Station is about the level of the presenting part relative to the ischial spines, not specific to fontanel palpation.
C. A 0 station indicates that the presenting part of the fetus, typically the head in a cephalic presentation, is at the level of the ischial spines. This is a key landmark in labor progression, signifying that the fetal head is engaged in the pelvis.
D. The left occiput posterior (LOP) position refers to the orientation of the fetal head relative to the maternal pelvis, not the station. Station is about the descent of the presenting part, not its orientation.
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