1. Puberty
2. Transition between schools
3. Dating
4. Death of a loved one
5. Peer pressure
6. Gangs
7. Violence
8. Domestic abuse
9 suicidal thoughts or actions
Answer:
The setting is the hospital, and it appears that there are nurses trying to remove an important body part.
I pick c trying todal with stress
Answer:
D. Increase bone mass with exercise during childhood and young adulthood
Explanation:
After the survey, a subset of the subjects is identified whose bone mineral density is closest to that of the young adult reference range and in whom no bone fractures have occurred.
The strategy that is most likely to be supported by the study data to provide the best overall long-term reduction in risk of fracture in postmenopausal women will be Increase bone mass with exercise during childhood and young adulthood. This is the right answer because the conditions for long-term reduction in risk of fracture needs to be the same for older women who have reached menopause and young adults and the only option which is best suited for such condition is Option D.
