A child is diagnosed with pinworms. The nurse is preparing to teach the parents methods to prevent recurrence. The nurse's plan is based on the understanding that:
a. Crowded living conditions increases risk
b. Pinworms are more common in adults
c. The route of entry is airborne
d. The child becomes infested by eating contaminated food
A
Crowded living conditions increase the risk of pinworms. Pinworms are transmitted by the oral-fecal route. Pinworms are more common in children. The child becomes infected by handling contaminated toys or linen.
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