A nurse is preparing to educate a group of parents about injury prevention in adolescents. Which topics should the nurse plan to include as priorities? (Select all that apply.)
A.
Bicycle safety
B.
Gun safety
C.
Home safety
D.
Driving safety
E.
Water safety
ANS: A, B, D, E
In adolescents, the most common causes of injury are motor vehicle crashes, bicycles (includes skateboarding and skating), firearms, and water activities. Home safety, although always important, is a topic more appropriate to families with younger children.
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