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The school nurse is interested in setting up disease prevention programs for children in her elementary school. What are the primary concerns with school-age children related to preventing chronic conditions?
 
  A) Preventing obesity and encouraging physical activity
  B) Screening for high cholesterol and hypertension
  C) Taking vitamins and eating more protein
  D) Eliminating all refined sugar from the diet

Question 2

What topic is the most important to cover when teaching parents of school-age children about safety?
 
  A) Use of seat belts and bike helmets
  B) Avoidance of drug and alcohol
  C) Prevention of pregnancy and STDs
  D) Keeping household substances out of reach



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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