Contraception is defined as:
a. the termination of pregnancy c. the induction of ovulation
b. the prevention of pregnancy d. the seeking of treat-ment for infertility
B
Contraception, or the prevention of pregnancy, may be accomplished by natural means or medical interventions.
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A. Prepare to send the infant for a CT scan to look for an area of bleeding. B. Assess the infant's anterior fontanel for any bulging. C. Place the child in respiratory isolation because of possible meningitis. D. Administer an antipyretic and prepare to send the infant home.
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a. has participated in the group and now has nothing more to offer. b. is having trouble dealing with feelings about termination of this group. c. wants to give quieter members a chance to talk in the remaining sessions. d. is engaging in attention-seeking behavior aimed at continuation of the group.