A school nurse is conducting a class on safety for a group of school-age children. Which statement indicates that the children may need further teaching?
a. "My sister and I know two different ways to get out of the house."
b. "I can dial 911 if there is a fire or a burglar in the house."
c. "My mother has told us that if we have a fire, we have to meet at the neighbor's
house."
d. "If there is a fire I will have to go back in for my cat Fluffy because she will be
scared."
D
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A All children should know two different escape routes from the house, in case one
is blocked.
B It is important for children to be taught how to call 911 in an emergency.
C All families should have a predetermined meeting place away from the house.
D Children should be taught never to return to a burning house, not even for a pet.
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