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Tanvi, a 13-year-old girl, prefers playing rough sports to playing with dolls. She also prefers short hair and baggy trousers to long hair and pink dresses preferred by most girls her age. Despite wanting to play with boys her age and dress like them, Tanvi continues to behave and dress like other girls because she fears that her peers will demean her and make fun of her if she does otherwise. This scenario exemplifies the concept of __________.

Brian has developed a hypothesis that the stress felt by single parents increases the probability of child abuse. In this case, child abuse will be considered the __________ .

Which of the following statements best distinguishes between qualitative and quantitative research?

Which of the following terms refers to the ways in which an individual shows an awareness that another is present without making this person the object of particular attention?

The use of a swab for specimen collection is acceptable when an anaerobe is suspected. 

Staphylococcus saprophyticus, a recognized pathogen of young females, is a cause of:

Proper specimen collection is fundamental to ensuring appropriate specimen management. As a result, laboratories must provide clear, written instructions for the collection of each type of specimen to its clients. List 4 topics that are covered in the specimen collection instructions (guidelines). 

At times it can be difficult to distinguish a pathogen from a contaminant in a “positive” blood culture bottle. Describe 2 criteria that can be used to assist with the interpretation of a true “positive” (not positive due to contamination) blood culture bottle. 

Intraabdominal pneumoperitoneal pressure for an average adult should be kept between: 

31.  The nurse working in a long-term care setting is making assignments for three unlicensed assistant personnel (UAP).  Which of the following rights of delegation will the nurse use when making assignments for the UAPs? Select all that apply.