Answer to Question 1
C
To assess for possible substance abuse, have parents look for environmental and psychosocial clues. Environmental clues include the presence of drug-oriented magazines, beer and liquor bot-tles, drug paraphernalia, blood spots on clothing, and the continual wearing of long-sleeved shirts in hot weather and dark glasses indoors. Psychosocial clues include failing grades, change in dress, increased absenteeism from school, isolation, increased aggressiveness, and changes in interpersonal relationships. Fatal crash rates for teens are high largely because of their immaturity combined with driving inexperience. Accident prevention measures, a defensive driving course, and automobile insurance are not the most important topics. Accident prevention, defensive driving, and insurance will not be effective if substance abuse is not addressed.
Answer to Question 2
A
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The nursing action of cleaning the wound and applying a dressing indicates caring skills. Caring skills involve nursing interventions that restore or maintain a person's health. The nurse implements assessment skills while inspecting and examining the wound. The nurse counsels the client to take care when walking on slippery surfaces. By informing the client about the wound's condition, the nurse uses comforting skills.
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