An advertisement for a product designed to treat a related disease affecting the urinary OR reproductive system.

From the three prompts below, select one. 1. Find an advertisement for a product designed to treat a related disease affecting the urinary OR reproductive system. Using appropriate medical terminology. describe the product in both technical and lay terms. The description should include the purpose of the product, usage indications. and any concerns someone might consider prior to application. Be sure to include the advertisement AND a scientific reference to support your product. , 2. Find an advertisement for a product designed to improve the function of the urinary OR reproductive system. Using appropriate medical terminology, describe the product in both technical terms and lay terms. The description: should include the purpose of the product. usage indications. and any concerns someone might consider prior to application. Be sure to include the advertisement AND a scientific reference to support your product. 3. Find an article or video (i.e.. YouTube media) of an acute issue related to either system. Using appropriate medical terminology, describe the perspective offered in the article or video in both technical terms and lay terms. The description should include the purpose of the article/video, any indications toward betterment to either system, and an alternate perspective or insight to consider. Be sure to inclu citation to the article or the URL to the video along with scientific reference of support. de the In yourflrst (initial) post. clearly state the product, its purpose te.g., treat or improv J, and one new term you discovered from the learning materials along with the rationale and supported with an example, if a’pplicabletYour response must be in proper paragraph form and sentence structure; submitted directly to the discussion board (e.g., attachments not accepted for credit). – All responses must be professional and in your own words. Points will ‘be deducted for bullet comments and content “copied and pasted’ from advertisements.