Young Adult Observation

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During my clinical experience, I was able to observe a young adult coming in for a family planning service. The reason for the visit was to obtain birth control. A pregnancy test and sexually transmitted disease (STD) screening were done. During the client visit, health history and pertinent objective physical assessment were obtained. Assessments of depression, smoking, alcohol, and drug use were conducted. History of sexual activity was conducted, along with a history of pap smear and immunizations. A breast exam was also performed on the client, along with, educating about proper breast exams. Health promotion that was observed during the visit was the importance of safe sex and breast exams. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to assess or observe

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