A woman is scheduled for an endometrial biopsy. Which information should the nurse include before the procedure?
Correct answer: A. Mild cramping and light spotting may occur afterward
- A. Mild cramping and light spotting may occur afterward
- B. The procedure requires removal of the entire uterus
- C. Heavy bleeding is expected for several weeks afterward
- D. The patient must remain fasting for three complete days
Explanation
Endometrial biopsy may cause brief cramping and light spotting because a small tissue sample is taken through the cervix. It does not involve hysterectomy, prolonged heavy bleeding, or fasting for several days.
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Gynaecological nursing covers assessment and care for menstrual disorders, vaginal infections, pelvic inflammatory disease, infertility, endometriosis, fibroids, uterine prolapse and reproductive tract cancers. It includes pelvic examination, specimen collection, preoperative and postoperative care, medication support, privacy and counselling, and distinguishes gynaecological conditions from normal pregnancy-related changes.
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