Compare and contrast the YAF’s Sharon Statement (Sourcebook #170) and the SDS’s Port Huron Statement (Sourcebook #173) as pertains to their definitions of “freedom.”  How are these statements both critiques of the society of the 1960’s? In what ways are these critiques similar? In what ways are they different?  Although the YAF represented a “New Right” (Conservatism) movement and the SDS represented a “New Left” (Liberalism) movement, in what ways do each of their statements coincide with the original ideals of freedom from the Declaration of Independence on which the US was founded?

The nurse practitioner is evaluating a 16-year old male for complaints of “sore throat” and associated fatigue. Which differential would the nurse practitioner most likely order a throat culture to establish the etiology of this client’s symptoms? 

The nurse practitioner is evaluating a client for the chief complaint of “sore throat”. In which suspected diagnosis would a throat culture be indicated? 

The nurse practitioner is seeing a client for a birth control consult. The client expresses interest in an IUD. Which of the following is true of the IUD (intrauterine device)?

Using Nagele’s rule, what would be the estimated date of delivery (EDD) for a pregnant woman with a LMP of November 20, 2108?

The nurse practitioner is evaluating a 12-year old female for the complaint of “I get clogged up and start wheezing when I play soccer”. What is the gold standard for diagnosing asthma?

Which sign or symptom is NOT a common indicator of an initial outbreak of herpes? 

Chapter 11 discusses the effects of ethnic and gender stereotypes on a test that measures math problem-solving ability. This research shows that

A group of fantasy football players are discussing the previous weekend’s games, which included a season-ending injury to a top player. Kat is heard to say, “I knew that quarterback was going to get injured eventually. He can’t get rid of the ball quickly enough, so he’s always getting sacked.” Kat is probably being influenced by

Suppose that you are reading a story to a group of 6-year-old children; the story concerns a young child who is dancing around the room. You say to the children, “Try to think about how it would feel if you were dancing around this classroom.” Based on the research of Foley and Ratner (1998), you would probably find that