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ghost!

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An adolescent is diagnosed with depression. What is the primary clue in diagnosing this condition?
 
  A) Marked change in behavior
  B) Feelings of sadness
  C) Moodiness
  D) Withdrawn

Question 2

A nursing student visits a healthcare facility and asks the infection control nurse about
  the reasons the nurses are at risk in the healthcare facility. Which factor places the nurse
  at highest risk for contracting an infection?
 
  A) Repeated contact with infectious materials and clients.
  B) Taking care of clients with infections.
  C) Administering medications to the client.
  D) Working with staff in various departments.



mrphibs

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Answer to Question 1

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Depression can be difficult to identify and differentiate from other disorders. Young children and adolescents often have difficulties expressing themselves and their feelings, and their depression can go unnoticed. Many adolescents are sometimes sad, moody, and withdrawn, and family caregivers may be unable to differentiate typical adolescent moods from clinical depression. The primary clue is a marked change in behavior.

Answer to Question 2

A



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