Which of the following sexual characteristics occur at the onset of puberty? Select all that apply
a. Absence of pubic hair d. Increase in estrogen production
b. Breast enlargement e. Increased urination
c. Contour changes of hips and abdomen f. Elevated testosterone levels
B, C, D
The onset of puberty is marked by significant increases in estrogen production and the development of secondary sex characteristics such as breast enlargement, hair distribution on the mons pubis, and contour changes of the hips and abdomen. The absence of pubic hair is typical of the preadolescent stage.
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1) Displays stabilization and control of mood 2) Sleeps 6 to 8 hours per night with report of feeling rested 3) Does not engage in risky, self-injurious behavior 4) Eats a well-balanced diet to prevent weight change
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1. put her in TED hose and/or SCD boots. 2. flex, extend, and rotate her feet, ankles, and legs. 3. sit her in a chair. 4. notify the doctor immediately if there is a positive Homans sign.
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1. Number of ounces. 2. Number of drams of the solution. 3. Number of milligrams of the medication. 4. Number of grains of the medication. 5. Number of milliliters of the solution.