A 16-year-old boy has an upcoming examination in his math course. Although he’s generally good at math, he’s feeling a tremendous amount of pressure because he has always achieved high grades. Lately, he’s been experiencing the following symptoms: headaches, lower back pain, constant worry, an inability to relax, and a tendency toward isolating himself from others. His parents are concerned and want to help. They take him to a therapist who has expertise in stress reduction. Demonstrate the way in which the counselor could work with this young man to help him relax now and in the future.

It is important that the counselor is able to help him identify and acknowledge his stressor- in this case, maintaining high grades at school, as well as helping him learn to cope with this stress in order to minimize it. One of these ways could be setting a meeting with his teachers and school counselor to touch base and explain his anxieties- the school may be accommodating and able to recommend some helpful resources. The counselor should also help him find a positive outlet to relieve stress- something that brings him joy like a hobby or listening to music. They should also work on helping him address his stress in the future by creating a long-term plan to help him. That may be medication, weekly or monthly therapy sessions, an outside of school tutor, or something as simple as mindful breathing exercises.

the last statement is correct i.e.

the artificial heart has limited usefulness but can prolong life or be a tool to use while waiting for a transplant.

when your heart is not pumping enough blood around your body because your heart is severely failing, you may need an artificial heart. an artificial heart is a mechanical device, about the size of an orange, that is connected to your heart or implanted in your chest to or replace a failing heart.

The answer is d. worthless