Gonorrhea in the female
A. can cause sterility.
B. causes burning on urination.
C. is treated with silver nitrate.
D. is asymptomatic.
Answer: A
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a. Technically demanding b. Expensive c. Bias of leaders d. Time consuming
A patient with a long-standing diagnosis of renal failure has declared her intention to stop hemodialysis. Because of the ethical ramifications of this, the care team has begun the process of making an ethical decision. This process should begin by
A) eliciting input from impartial individuals from outside the hospital setting. B) explaining the major concepts of ethics to the patient and her family. C) clearly identifying the essential elements of the ethical problem. D) confirming the patient's cultural and religious background.
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People within the same ethnic group manifest the same characteristics and behavior
Indicate whether the statement is true or false