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Which viral STI can lead to liver failure in its advanced form?A.hepatitis BB.herpesC.HPVD.none of the above

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Reaching young adulthood and attending premarital education guarantees a successful marriage. Please select the best answer from the choices provided.

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Which of the following is the WORST option for a teenager who does NOT want to have sex?A.insisting on stoppingB.leaving the situationC.giving in to pressureD.explaining reasons for not wanting to proceed

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Which of the following BEST defines what a provider referral is?A.An infected person notifies past sexual partners about their STI.B.A testing facility notifies past sexual partners about an infected person's STI.C.A testing facility requires an infected person to contact past sexual partners within 24 hours.D.A testing facility provides forms for an infected person to fill out and mail to past sexual partners.

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Why is it important to detect an HIV infection as early as possible? A. to increase the patient's chances of being cured of the infection B. to prevent the patient from unknowingly passing on the virus C. to allow doctors the time needed to study the infection D. to alert the community of the presence of the infection Please select the best answer from the choices provided.

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How does communicating online and through texts differ from speaking to someone face-to-face?

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It is more indirect.
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It is more personal.
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It shows more courage.
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It requires more risk taking.
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By the time you find yourself in a risky situation involving pressure to have sex, it is too late to back out or to say "no."

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Which mental health issues can nicotine addiction lead to? Select three options. anger headachesanxietymood swingshunger

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anger
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headaches
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anxiety
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mood swings
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hunger
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Which aspects of the family can affect an individual's well-being? Select four options. securitylovepeer influenceeducational levelsocioeconomic status

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security
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love
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peer influence
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educational level
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socioeconomic status
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most likely

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He gets along with his peers at school.
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He experiences weight loss after not eating.
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He submits all his homework on time each day.
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He starts telling jokes to make new friends at school.
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Challenges for married teens include additional financial responsibilities and possible limitations on income.

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Which situation describes negative peer pressure?

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Mia’s best friend offers her a cigarette.
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Oliver’s friend tells him to drive more carefully.
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Grace’s friends encourage her to be open with her parents.
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Dylan’s teammates encourage him to attend basketball camp.
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What is the primary difference between anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa?

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Anorexia causes physical pain, whereas bulimia does not.
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Anorexia is a chronic condition, whereas bulimia is often short term.
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Anorexia typically develops in childhood or adolescence, whereas bulimia often develops in adulthood.
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People with anorexia are usually underweight, whereas people with bulimia are often at normal weight.
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While having a discussion with Paul, Elena pays careful attention when Paul speaks and repeats the information back to him to make sure she understands him.Which relationship skill does Elena use?

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being honest
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listening actively
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accepting feedback
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embracing differences
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Miriam is exercising outdoors in high temperatures when she starts experiencing signs of a heat stroke. What are her symptoms? Select three options.nausealow body temperaturevomitingdizzinesseven breathing

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nausea
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low body temperature
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vomiting
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dizziness
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even breathing
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Which are part of the four-step process used when making smart food choices? Select three options.

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Identify the decision to make.
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Gather background information.
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Identify alternative food choices.
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Communicate results with others.
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Consult a nutritionist for guidance.
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Which are characteristics of eating disorders? Select three options.They are associated with serious emotional and physical issues that can be life-threatening.They are associated with elevated suicide risks.They are associated with high self-confidence.They are curable by home remedies.They are not choices or lifestyles.

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They are associated with serious emotional and physical issues that can be life-threatening.
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They are associated with elevated suicide risks.
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They are associated with high self-confidence.
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They are curable by home remedies.
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They are not choices or lifestyles.
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Why is speeding a major factor in accidents and road fatalities?

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Speeding increases the number of distractions.
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Speeding reduces travel time to the destination.
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Speeding reduces the time a driver has to avoid a collision.
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Speeding decreases the stopping distance required to avoid a collision.
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Which private communities can promote healthy nutrition and physical fitness? Select three options.state schoolsfamilieschurchessynagogueslocal governments

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state schools
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families
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churches
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synagogues
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local governments
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What are the primary steps for developing a plan to lead a substance-free life? Select three options. planning aheadbeing willing to faildeveloping strategiesdetermining outcomescriticizing yourself often

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planning ahead
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being willing to fail
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developing strategies
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determining outcomes
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criticizing yourself often

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