Exam 2 NURS 2113 Questions with Verified
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Kohlberg's stage of moral judgement. ✔️✔️POSTCONVENTIONAL
Absence of an expected menstrual period. ✔️✔️AMENORRHEA
Typical of the adolescent with anorexia nervosa. ✔️✔️FOOD PREOCCUPATION
Development of a stable, positive, self-image. ✔️✔️TASK
Type of infection where both men and women may be asymptomatic. ✔️✔️CHLAMYDIA
Sullivan's radius of significant relationships for the adolescent. ✔️✔️PEERS
Adolescent virtue. ✔️✔️DEVOTION
Failure of adolescent to achieve a sense of identity. ✔️✔️IDENTITY DIFFUSION
Indication of barbiturate ingestion. ✔️✔️ATAXIA
Freud's psychosexual stage for the adolescent. ✔️✔️GENITALITY
Sex characteristics involve external features by not necessary for reproduction. ✔️✔️SECONDARY
, Type of cancer which has higher risk for adolescents with history of sexually transmitted
diseases. ✔️✔️CERVICAL
PIaget's stage of cognitive development for the adolescent. ✔️✔️FORMAL OPERATIONS
Sec characteristics which involve the organs necessary for reproduction. ✔️✔️PRIMARY
Sexually transmitter disease. ✔️✔️GONORRHEA
Allows adolescent to try out verbal comments and ideas. ✔️✔️TELEPHONE
Organ which inidicates, with enlargement, sexual development in boys. ✔️✔️TESTES
Initial indication of puberty in boys. ✔️✔️TESTICULAR ENLARGEMENT
Pain during menses. ✔️✔️DYSMENORRHEA
Adolescent virtue. ✔️✔️FIDELITY
Adolescent fears losing. ✔️✔️IDENTITY
Erickson's psychosocial task of adolescence. ✔️✔️IDENTITY
2/3 of the injures of the adolescent age-group ✔️✔️MVA
Tumors when found during adolescence are generally malignant. ✔️✔️TESTICULAR
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Kohlberg's stage of moral judgement. ✔️✔️POSTCONVENTIONAL
Absence of an expected menstrual period. ✔️✔️AMENORRHEA
Typical of the adolescent with anorexia nervosa. ✔️✔️FOOD PREOCCUPATION
Development of a stable, positive, self-image. ✔️✔️TASK
Type of infection where both men and women may be asymptomatic. ✔️✔️CHLAMYDIA
Sullivan's radius of significant relationships for the adolescent. ✔️✔️PEERS
Adolescent virtue. ✔️✔️DEVOTION
Failure of adolescent to achieve a sense of identity. ✔️✔️IDENTITY DIFFUSION
Indication of barbiturate ingestion. ✔️✔️ATAXIA
Freud's psychosexual stage for the adolescent. ✔️✔️GENITALITY
Sex characteristics involve external features by not necessary for reproduction. ✔️✔️SECONDARY
, Type of cancer which has higher risk for adolescents with history of sexually transmitted
diseases. ✔️✔️CERVICAL
PIaget's stage of cognitive development for the adolescent. ✔️✔️FORMAL OPERATIONS
Sec characteristics which involve the organs necessary for reproduction. ✔️✔️PRIMARY
Sexually transmitter disease. ✔️✔️GONORRHEA
Allows adolescent to try out verbal comments and ideas. ✔️✔️TELEPHONE
Organ which inidicates, with enlargement, sexual development in boys. ✔️✔️TESTES
Initial indication of puberty in boys. ✔️✔️TESTICULAR ENLARGEMENT
Pain during menses. ✔️✔️DYSMENORRHEA
Adolescent virtue. ✔️✔️FIDELITY
Adolescent fears losing. ✔️✔️IDENTITY
Erickson's psychosocial task of adolescence. ✔️✔️IDENTITY
2/3 of the injures of the adolescent age-group ✔️✔️MVA
Tumors when found during adolescence are generally malignant. ✔️✔️TESTICULAR
