An adolescent is faced with a choice of engaging in sexual activity. Which of the following is the most important factor in this decision?
a. Parents' beliefs and values
b. Peer pressure and the need to belong to a group of peers
c. Educational programs presented in the school
d. Religious beliefs
ANS: B
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A. "I am not sure; you can ask the doctor during your appointment." B. "It seems to be an inherited problem from a recessive gene." C. "The etiology seems to be complex, with multiple causes." D. "Unfortunately, nobody knows what causes this condition."
You are the nurse manager of a pediatric unit. During which stage of your strategic planning process will you perform a SWOT analysis?
a. Environmental assessment b. Stakeholder assessment c. Review of literature and best practices d. Prioritizing according to available resources
A patient was diagnosed with seasonal affective disorder (SAD). During which month would this patient's symptoms be most acute?
a. January b. April c. June d. September
A young woman, who has recently suffered acute stress, asks the nurse why she seems to be more sensitive to stress than her husband. The nurse explains that a contributor to this phenomenon is:
A) thyroid production. B) adrenal function. C) estrogen levels. D) cortisol. E) glucose.