Sexual behaviors usually begin during:
a. Early childhood
b. The teenage years
c. Young adulthood
d. Older adulthood
B
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1. "A good first step is to investigate your family medical histories." 2. "It is going to be very hard to enforce the rules with your children." 3. "Since your children are already teenagers you have almost waited too late." 4. "Unless there is something in your family history of concern, I would not be too worried."
The nurse is caring for an Asian patient who is being admitted to the hospital. Which action would be most appropriate for the nurse to take when interviewing this patient?
a. Avoid eye contact with the patient. b. Observe the patient's use of eye contact. c. Look directly at the patient when interacting. d. Ask a family member about the patient's cultural beliefs.
A 3-year-old has been in the hospital for a week
The child's mother has been rooming in, but other family responsibilities require that she go back to the family home for a few days. The child has been inconsolable for the past 24 hours, but now the child is lying quietly in bed sucking her thumb. What should the nurse say to this child? A) "Are you feeling sad? Your mom didn't want to leave, but she will be back after two more breakfasts." B) "I'm glad you're feeling better. You must be tired from all that crying." C) "Do you miss your mom? Your sister missed her, too, so she had to go home to visit for a few days." D) "Should I read a story to you?"
The second-generation antipsychotics have fewer extrapyramidal symptoms than first-generation antipsychotics. Using your knowledge of second-generation antipsychotics,
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