You notice that a family friend who is a college sophomore has been functioning less well as the school year progresses. at the beginning of the semester, she was vibrant and seemed to enjoy her classes. now, she has clearly lost weight, seems depressed, has a hard time paying attention, expresses odd ideas sometimes when you talk with her, and seems to have lost her motivation. do you? a) tell her she needs substances abuse treatment and you are sorry she succumbed to the drinking and drugs that are all too common at most colleges. b) suggest that she get academic counseling or tutoring to her get back on track. c) express your concern and offer to her get an appointment at the college counseling center or other services.

Your brother and you waited in the doctor's office for his appointment because he was not feeling well. while sitting in the waiting room, you watched your brother complete the medical questionnaire to be given to the new doctor. review the form and then determine the best course of action: medical history parents grandparents uncles aunts cancer unknown unknown unknown unknown heart disease unknown unknown i think so? i think so? diabetes unknown unknown unknown unknown what should you recommend to your sibling? suggest rescheduling the appointment until the form has complete information complete the appointment, talk with family elders, and update the form complete the appointment, manage his problem, and talk with family elders call older family members and request medical information for the follow-up visit

To avoid whiplash, the center of the headrest must be your ears.

Many dental offices prefer preset trays because the use of these trays or what