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Adolescence is broken down into how many distinct periods?
 
  a. two c. four
  b. three d. five

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The nurse is working with a client who has a diagnosis of cellulitis. The spouse asks the nurse: Just what is cellulitis anyway? Which of the following would be the nurse's best answer?
 
  a. an infection in the intracellular spaces, which forces fluids into extracellular space
  b. a reaction to an intravenous injection of fluid or medication that has extravasated into the tissue
  c. a severe inflammation of cells in any area of the body that will almost always respond to anti-inflammatory drugs
  d. inflammation and infection in the loose connective tissue, which extends into the dermis; it often occurs following minor trauma



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A Incorrect. Three, not two distinct periods in adolescence.
B Correct. Adolescence consists of early, middle, and late periods. These periods of development are further described as prepubertal, pubertal, and postpubertal. Therefore, there are three distinct periods.
C Incorrect. Three, not four distinct periods in adolescence.
D Incorrect. Three, not five distinct periods in adolescence.

Answer to Question 2

D

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A Incorrect. Cellulitis is not an infection of the intracellular spaces, which forces fluids into extracellular tissue.
B Incorrect. Cellulitis is not a reaction to an intravenous injection.
C Incorrect. Cellulitis and the associated swelling are not resolved by the use of anti-inflammatory medications.
D Correct. Cellulitis is a bacterial infection that involves the dermis and subcutaneous tissue. Subsequent inflammation and infection develop in loose connective tissue.





 

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