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An adolescent's parent states not knowing what to do with the adolescent. The parent reports the teenager is taking two or three showers a day when not that l
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An adolescent's parent states not knowing what to do with the adolescent. The parent reports the teenager is taking two or three showers a day when not that long ago the parent could barely get the teen to take a shower at all. What should the nurse's reply be to the parent?
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An 18-year-old adolescent reveals the presence of nipple ring and is looking to get a tattoo in the next few months. What is the most important thing that the nurse can teach the adolescent at this time?
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A 15-year-old adolescent is seen in the office. During the examination, the client asks the nurse about having sex. The parent states that the adolescent has been asking questions lately regarding this topic. What should be the nurse's response?
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According to Erikson, the adolescent develops his or her own sense of being an independent person with individual thoughts and goals. This stage is referred to as:
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A 15-year-old adolescent is seen at a health care facility for facial acne. When counseling the teen, the nurse would teach that the basic cause of acne is:
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The nurse is talking with parents of a depressed 16-year-old boy. Which question is of the most importance?
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What anticipatory guidance can the nurse provide the girl who has noted the development of breast buds?
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A female client tells the nurse about noticing an increase in weight and fat deposits during the past year. The nurse reviews the client’s chart and recognizes that the client is most likely going through puberty. Which nursing action is most appropriate at this time?
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A 17-year-old adolescent chats excitedly with the nurse about plans for college and a career. The adolescent states having checked out every college in the region and determined which one is the best fit and would give the adolescent the best career options. The nurse recognizes which developmental aspect in this client?
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