By the age of 35, young adults should think about:
1. leaving home and establishing their own life.
2. establishing career goals.
3. a new career path.
4. health promotion for prevention of chronic disease.
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In the years between 30 and 45, especially after age 35, young adults should begin to think about the prevention of chronic illness, particularly cancer and heart disease.
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1. Client with muscle spasms in the lower back 2. Client with traumatic injury and bleeding 3. Client with joint contracture 4. Client in pain 5. Client with inflammation
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Fill in the blank(s) with correct word