A 28-year-old man comes to see the health care provider. He complains of having some thick, yellow drainage coming out of his penis, and states “it hurts to urinate” for the past 3 days. He admits to having several female sexual partners over the past year and does not use condoms. What type of assessment would be performed for this patient and what type of objective data would the nurse expect to find with this type of sexually transmitted infection. What is the apparent causative factor and what were potential sources of exposure? Identify an American Nursing Diagnosis Association (NANDA) approved nursing problem for the patient. Why did you select this one? The patient is diagnosed with gonorrhea. What legal responsibilities does the health care provider have regarding this diagnosis of an STI? What type of infection precautions would be used for this patient?
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