The school nurse in a large high school is interested in developing some health promotion and disease prevention programs for teens at the school.
Which of the following interventions would be an appropriate measure to take prior to beginning any health teaching sessions?
A) Assess students' specific experiences with violence or smoking
B) Assess what the students already know about violence or smoking
C) Begin teaching based on what the experts say that teens need to know
D) Hold a session with parents to assess what behaviors they have observed at home
Question 2
The school nurse in a large high school is interested in developing some health promotion and disease prevention programs for the teens at the school.
The nurse distributes a survey to explore what the teens believe to be health issues that need to be addressed. He discovers that many teens in the school have concerns about violence and would like to have help to quit smoking. As the nurse is developing a plan for addressing these issues, he remembers that teens respond
A) best to an approach that addresses the immediate, particular, and personal impacts of the topic.
B) best to a hypothetical and conceptual approach.
C) to an approach the same as any adult would respond.
D) to an approach the same way any child would respond.
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