The nurse educator knows the nursing student understands the effect of homelessness on the health of children when the nursing student identifies which of the following?
A) "Homeless children are four times more likely to become ill."
B) "While approximately 87% of homeless children are enrolled in school, only about 77% attend regularly."
C) "Fewer than 25% of homeless children graduate from high school."
D) "Homeless children are twice as likely as their housed counterparts to repeat a grade in school."
Ans: A
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