Hypothetically, studies show that Students in the Department of Health Education & Behavior (HEB) are far more sexually intelligent than students in the Department of Forestry.  According to these studies, HEB students who are sexually active are more likely to use condoms because they know condoms can prevent the transmission of sexually transmitted infections (STIs); more likely to know what to do if a pharmacist refuses to fill their reproductive health prescription; and more likely to know what they will or will not accept from a partner in their intimate relationships. Refer to the paragraph above to answer the following question: Sexual intelligence consists of four components. Which of the four components is best represented by the statement above that says, HEB’s students are more likely to know what they will or will not accept from a partner in their intimate relationships?

9. Which medical-surgical patient is at greatest risk of complications if not repositioned properly by the assistive personnel every 2 hours according to the plan of care developed by the nurse? Select all that apply.

7. Which risk factor is classified as nonmodifiable for coronary artery disease (CAD)? Select all that apply.

6. Which term describes the positioning of joints, tendons, ligaments, and muscles to maintain stability while standing, sitting, or lying down?

Jane Doe is a 16-year-old female who has not yet started menstruating. According to her pediatrician, she is in poor health, has reproductive organ problems, and experiences hormonal imbalances. What is Jane Doe most likely experiencing? 

5. Which statement made by a student indicates the need for further learning after receiving education about Standard Precautions?

8. Which body mechanics strategy would be used by the nurse when transferring a patient to a bed? 

A team of researchers conducted a prospective cohort study to determine if children who are born to mothers who took folic acid during pregnancy are less likely to develop leukemia. The average age at which childhood leukemia is diagnosed is about 2 years old. To ensure that sufficient time has elapsed for leukemia to be initiated and to become clinically detectable, the researchers decided to follow the children until age 3.   What period did the researchers consider when determining the length of follow-up?

According to “Inequality: Men and Masculinities” by Lisa Wade and Myra Ferree, cheerleading was once a prestigious all male sport. 

Gender policing can include: