A nurse is teaching a student nurse how STIs affect the health of their patients. Which of the following statements accurately describes an effect of an STI?
A) STIs are most common in young to middle adulthood populations.
B) The incidence of STIs is decreasing due to health promotion efforts.
C) Most of the time STIs cause no symptoms, especially in women.
D) Health problems caused by STIs are more severe and frequent in men.
Question 2
While reviewing the chart for an assigned patient before beginning care, a student notes that the patient does not belong to a specific religion. Based on this information, what should the student interpret about the patient?
A) A person may be deeply spiritual but not profess a religion.
B) Belonging to an organized religion is essential to spirituality.
C) The student will not have to consider the spiritual dimension.
D) The patient should be referred for spiritual counseling.
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