A woman with uterine prolapse is being taught pelvic floor exercises. Which statement shows that the teaching is understood?
Correct answer: B. I contract the muscles that stop urine flow
- A. I tighten my buttocks while holding my breath
- B. I contract the muscles that stop urine flow
- C. I perform rapid contractions only when pain starts
- D. I relax my pelvic muscles whenever I lift objects
Explanation
Pelvic floor exercises involve contracting the muscles used to stop urine flow, then relaxing them regularly without holding the breath. They should not be routinely practised by stopping the urine stream because this may interfere with normal bladder emptying.
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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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