Question

Immediately after the colonoscopy what possible complications should the nurse assess for?

Answer 1

Suggestions we should have to reduce the stigma of mental health issues in the community; promoting awareness regarding them through the use of social media and having voluntary organizations that promote education regarding these issues in the community. Avoiding labeling and being cautious about the way we speak is also important.

Our grasp of grammar develops throughout childhood and adolescence (As grammar is a combination of morphology and syntax which develops throughout childhood and adolescence)

The ways to measure panethnic solidarity; include changing the factors that control and then measuring its effects i.e. changing the independent variables and then studying its effect of the levels of panethnic solidarity. For example changing the socialization levels of the human participants and then studying its effect on the levels of panethnic solidarity

Our understanding semantics develops throughout adolescence lexical/semantic analysis, evolution and continues in adults (As lexical/semantic analysis, evolution is refined through adulthood).

Semantics (correct option)

Complications that a nurse should assess for after colonoscopy;

• Adverse reactions to the sedatives that were used during the exam
• Bleeding from the site of the (biopsy), polyp or other abnormal tissue removal
• Perforation i.e. a tear in the colon or rectum wall.