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BIOL30001 Lecture Notes - Lecture 8: Dyspareunia, Folliculogenesis, Dysuria

Australia

Reproductive Physiology

Biology

Mark Green

University of Melbourne

Principles of Human Structure

Human Locomotor Systems

Viscera and Visceral Systems

Biochemistry and Molecular Biology

Applied Animal Physiology

Comparative Nutrition and Digestion

Human Physiology

Cardiovascular Health: Genes & Hormones

Muscle and Exercise Physiology

Comparative Animal Physiology

Contemporary nursing practice 2

Contemporary nursing in context 1

Contemporary nursing in context 3

Contemporary nursing practice 1

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<p>A nurse is providing education to a female patient aboutmenopause. What kind of information should the nurse provide? Besure to include an explanation of menopause, symptoms associatedwith menopause, age of onset, and risk factors that may beassociated with menopause (i.e. health factors that could beaffected).</p> <p>Please explain so I can understand it. I do not need a copy&amp; paste information from the textbook. Thank you.</p>

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