Sara was informed by her physician that she is not ovulating properly. Which of the following is her physician's most likely course of treatment?

According to the text, if you were a volunteer working with an AIDS population in Africa today, you would need to raise about how many dollars to pay for one patient's antiretroviral therapy for a year?

a. about $10,000 b. about $3,000 c. about $300 d. about $13

Why might it be important for a health psychologist to know, when working with

someone in an emergency room setting, what a person's religious affiliation is? a. it would not be important b. it might influence whether or not the psychologist would swear in front of them c. it might influence how often the psychologist checked on them or offered help d. it might influence the types of treatments the person would be willing to accept e. it might influence whether or not health care providers want to help the person