What Is the Correct Rationale for Using Body Substance Precautions

question 21

Multiple Choice

What is the correct rationale for using body substance precautions?

• A) The risk of transmitting HIV in sputum and urine is nonexistent.
• B) Disease-specific isolation procedures are adequate protection.
• C) Only actively infected clients are considered contagious.
• D) All body substances are considered potentially infectious.

Understand the concept of identity statuses and how they manifest in adolescents' decision-making and behavior.

Recognize the factors associated with declines and increases in self-esteem during adolescence.

Identify the parenting styles that contribute to different identity outcomes in adolescents.

Describe how adolescents' self-concept and self-esteem are influenced by personal and environmental factors.

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Definitions:

Cyclohexanone

A six-membered cyclic ketone, important as an intermediate in the synthesis of nylon and other polymers.

α-Halogenation

A chemical process where a hydrogen atom in an organic molecule is replaced by a halogen atom through substitution.

Acid

An acid is a substance that can donate a hydrogen ion (H+) to another substance and is typically characterized by a sour taste and the ability to turn blue litmus red.

Acid-Catalyzed

A type of chemical reaction that is sped up in the presence of an acid, which acts as a catalyst.