The nurse is aware that recreational sports that should be avoided by the child with sickle cell anemia would be:

a. Swimming
b. Snow skiing
c. Bowling
d. Canoeing


B
Exercising at high, cold altitudes should be avoided due to the reduced oxygen concentration.

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