A public health nurse has reviewed local data about the incidence and prevalence of burn injuries in the community. These data are likely to support what health promotion effort?

A) Education about home safety
B) Education about safe storage of chemicals
C) Education about workplace health threats
D) Education about safe driving


Ans: A
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A large majority of burns occur in the home setting; educational interventions should address this epidemiologic trend.

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