A nurse is attending to a group of boys at a school. The nurse is required to document the sexual development in boys on a regular basis. The nurse would anticipate which clients will have the highest incidence of experiencing nocturnal emissions?

A) Clients who have reached adulthood
B) Clients in the age group of 12 to 20 years
C) Clients who are showing pubertal changes
D) Clients with strong, muscular appearance


B
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The nurse should know that boys in the age group of 12 to 20 years, experience various chemical and physical changes taking place within their body. The nurse should know that boys who are undergoing pubertal changes are more likely to experience nocturnal emissions. In late adolescence, which lasts from 18 to 20 years, the transition into adulthood is completed. A strong, muscular appearance does not indicate the presence of nocturnal emissions.

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