Identify an action that a school-age child would do to ...

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Identify an action that a school-age child would do to demonstrate concrete-operational development.
 
  1. A child follows the directions from the teacher to write his name on the board.
   2. A child is playing dodgeball and decides to throw the ball at a person with a ball.
   3. A child takes her friend's pencil because she wanted it.
   4. A child is able to think through a math problem and check the work for a correct answer.

Question 2

A 16-year-old teen has come for a checkup at a teen pregnancy outreach center. It is noted that the teen has bacterial vaginosis. A priority teaching topic would be:
 
  1. The increased risk of preterm labor with bacterial vaginosis.
   2. The increased risk of a urinary tract infection with bacterial vaginosis.
   3. Cleansing the peritoneal area after each urination.
   4. Abstaining from sexual intercourse during pregnancy.

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Answer to Question 1

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1. This action is concurred earlier in life.
2. This action occurs earlier in life.
3. Possession of materials occurs earlier in life.
4. A school-age child has the cognitive formation of completing a problem and checking the answer.

Answer to Question 2

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1. Bacterial vaginosis can increase the risk for preterm labor. The patient should be evaluated and treated in order to decrease the risk.
2. Urinary tract infections more commonly arise from other bacterial agents.
3. Cleaning the peritoneal area will not treat bacterial vaginosis.
4. Abstaining from sexual intercourse will not cure the bacterial vaginosis.