A nurse is attending to a group of boys at a school. The nurse is required to check for the sexual development in boys on a regular basis. Which clients are more likely to experience nocturnal emissions?
A) Clients who have reached adulthood
B) Clients of the age group 12 to 20 years
C) Clients who are showing pubertal changes
D) Clients with strong, muscular appearance
Question 2
A nurse is helping a father understand expected behaviors for his 8-year-old son. The nurse explains that by this age, the boy is in the concrete operations stage of development.
What are the characteristics displayed by children at this level according to Piaget's theory of cognitive development? A) They have the ability to understand quantities such as weight and volume.
B) They have the ability to solve complex problems.
C) They have the ability to investigate and explore the environment.
D) They have the ability to learn by touching.
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