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Midterm Exam: NR577 / NR 577 (Latest Update 2025 / 2026) Primary Care Management of Adolescents and Adults | Week 1 - 4 Questions and Answers | Grade A | 100% Correct – Chamberlain Week 1 Question: Tanner stage 1 males Answer: no genital growth Question: tanner stage 1 females Answer: no breast or pubic hair Question: tanner stage 1 males Answer: downy hair, enlarged testes and increased scrotal pigmentation Question: tanner stage 2 females Answer: downy hair breast budding Question: tanner stage 3 males Answer: scant hair increase in amount and pigment, enlarged of penis and testes

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Midterm Exam: NR577 / NR 577
(Latest Update ) Primary
Care Management of Adolescents
and Adults | Week 1 - 4 Questions
and Answers | Grade A | 100%
Correct – Chamberlain


Week 1



Question:
Tanner stage 1 males
Answer:
no genital growth




Question:
tanner stage 1 females
Answer:
no breast or pubic hair

,Question:
tanner stage 1 males
Answer:
downy hair, enlarged testes and increased scrotal pigmentation




Question:
tanner stage 2 females
Answer:
downy hair breast budding




Question:
tanner stage 3 males
Answer:
scant hair increase in amount and pigment, enlarged of penis and testes




Question:
tanner stage 3 in females
Answer:
enlarged areola and breast tissue, scant hair increase in amount of pigment

,Question:
tanner stage 4 (IV) males
Answer:
adult type incomplete distribution of pubic hair, elongation of penis and
enlargement of testes; development of axillary and facial hair




Question:
Tanner stage IV (4) females
Answer:
separation of areola and nipple from breast mound, most gilrs experience
menarche




Question:
Tanner stage V (5) males
Answer:
adult hair distribution, adult size penis and testes, increase in body and facial
hair, increase in muscle

, Question:
Tanner stage V (5) females
Answer:
fully developed breast, single breast contour with nipple protrusion. adult
distribution of hair.




Question:
HEADSS Assessment for Adolescents
Answer:
H: Home
E: Education
A: Activities
D: Drugs / Diet
S: Sexuality
S: Suicide / Safety / Injury Prevention

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