What is peer power? 1. enlisting your friends to fight back against different types of abuse
2. daring to be different by helping your friends make smart decisions
3. going along with peer pressure in order to improve one’s social status
4. valuing your friends’ beliefs and values more than your family’s

List the 4 steps for scene assessment (what you do at the very beginning) for an adult

George’s daughter was born with a hole in her heart. he met up with a group of individuals of questionable character who agreed to deliver to george a healthy heart that could be a transplant for his daughter for a sum of $20,000. the group george negotiated with failed to deliver the heart. george tried to sue when he did not receive the heart but was surprised when the courts would not enforce the agreement.can george force performance of this contract? why or why not? (10 points)will he be able to recover the $20,000 that he gave for the heart? why or why not? (10 points)

The post-exposure exam follow-up must include counseling about the possible implications of the exposure and your infection status, including the results and interpretation of all tests and how to protect personal contacts. the follow-up must also include evaluation of reported illnesses that may be related to the exposure. what else should you be provided with?