A nurse is addressing a group of schoolteachers on the importance of sex education for children. What should the nurse emphasize as the highest primary source of sex education information for adolescents?
A) Peers
B) Parents
C) Teachers
D) Counselors
B
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The nurse should suggest that parents can provide information about sex and sexuality to their children with more sensitivity than teachers or counselors. The nurse may also warn that knowledge of sex provided by peers or older adolescents may not be accurate and can result in premature and unsafe sexual activities.
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a. ethical viewpoint that equal access to health care is a universal human right. b. inability of most people to save for or borrow enough money to pay for care. c. trend for prices of health care goods and services that continue to skyrocket. d. variability in people's ability to articulate current and future health care needs.
The nursing student received a failing score on the first exam. The student develops a plan to increase the score of the next exam by including which of the following activities? (Select all that apply.)
a. understand each missed question and review related content b. move on to the next area of content c. wait until peers take the test and ask what was on it d. stay home to have extra study time instead of attending class e. attend test reviews f. look for patterns among the mistakes
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