The nurse is discussing about threats to adult safety with a college group. Which statement by a group member indicates understanding of the topic?
a. "Smoking even at parties is not good for my body."
b. "Our campus is safe; we leave our dorms unlocked all the time."
c. "As long as I have only two drinks, I can still be the designated driver."
d. "I am young, so I can work nights and go to school with 2 hours' sleep."
ANS: A
Lifestyle choices frequently affect adult safety. Smoking conveys great risk for pulmonary and cardiovascular disease. It is prudent to secure belongings. When an individual has been determined to be the designated driver, that individual does not consume alcohol, beer, or wine. Sleep is important no matter the age of the individual and is important for rest and integration of learning.
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