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The female reproductive system is at risk for various diseases, both sexual and from internal sources....

The female reproductive system is at risk for various diseases, both sexual and from internal sources. DISCUSS how you could help educate your patient regarding these problems without sounding critical or judgemental. Write 5 paragraphs

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Ans) Education regarding care of female reproductive system:

Each part is structured so very well for effective functioning that to produce offsprings to continue spieces.

Because of it's Functions, care must be taken to practice proper hygiene, to take measures to prevent STD's, to have diet that helps in keeping entire body healthy.

To explain this by not being critical and judgemental, it is necessary to explain in simple language & develop a sense of understanding in them:

Points of Education to patient regarding care of female reproductive system:

  • Hygiene: Bath regularly, clean external organs regularly
  • Get regular health check-up by the physician
  • Keep track of menstrual periods
  • During menstruation (periods), change sanitary pad or tampons at regular intervals
  • Practice sexual abstinence before marriage
  • Monthly breast self examination
  • Avoid STD's/STI's and unplanned pregnancy
  • Practice safe sex
  • Observe for signs of infection & Report it to gynaecologist
  • Any signs of changes inform to parents or trusted adult

In this way, patients will be guided for educating them regarding the problems with female reproductive system.

Nightingale answered 2 years ago
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