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A 17-year-old female presents at a nurse practitioner's office and requests a signature for working papers.

The nurse reviews her chart and notes that the last physical examination was two years ago. In addition to providing the signature for the working papers,the nurse should use this visit as
1. an opportunity to discuss birthcontrol measures.
2. a time to discuss exercise and sportsparticipation.
3. a health-supervision opportunity.
4. a chance to discuss the importanceof pursuing postsecondary edu

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