1. Those persons most likely to become infected with a sexually
transmitted disease share the common characteristic of : A.
Being IV drug users. B. Being homosexual. C. Having unprotected
sex with multiple partners. D. Having sex with people they don't
know.  2. A young mother expresses concern that her 18-month-old
son plays with himself when she bathes him in the tub.  The best
response by the nurse would be: A. "You are right to be
concerned, slap his hands whenever this occurs." B. "This is
normal exploratory behavior and is best handled by distraction."
C. "This is normal sexual behavior and is best handled by
ignoring the behavior." D. "This is abnormal behavior and you
should consult a child psychologist."  3. A new parent asks the
nurse, "How can diaper rash be prevented?"   The nurse should
recommend which of the following? A. Wash with soap before
applying a thin layer of oil. B. When changing the diaper, wipe
the buttocks with oil and powder the creases. C. Wash with a
mild cleanser such as Dove an