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shenderson6

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Which statement should the nurse include in the education plan regarding safety issues for a group of adult clients?
 
  A) In most age groups, motor vehicle accidents are major causes of death.
  B) Suicide is the leading cause of death in adults and adolescents.
  C) Occupational safety practices can eliminate all workplace hazards.
  D) Environmental lead exposure is a primary cause of death in adult clients.

Question 2

Which reason best explains why adolescents behave in an unsafe manner despite knowledge of a particular activity's risk?
 
  A) Past experience
  B) Poor judgment
  C) Social pressure
  D) Normal rebellion



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Answer to Question 1

Ans: A
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Motor vehicles continue to be the major cause of deaths related to unintentional injuries for all age groups up to 80 years. Suicide is not the leading cause of death in adolescents and adults. Safety practices can reduce, but not completely eliminate, workplace risks. Lead exposure is significant but is not a primary cause of death.

Answer to Question 2

Ans: C
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As adolescents explore opportunities, they may know that certain behaviors are unsafe, but social pressure can persuade them to act against their better judgment.




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Reply 2 on: Jul 22, 2018
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