A nurse was creating health education units to be taught in the community high school. Which unit might be most helpful to adolescents and their teachers and perhaps the community as a whole?
A. First aid and preparedness in case of natural disasters
B. Healthy lifestyles with an emphasis on the need for physical activity
C. Signs of depression and suicide and ways of helping someone at risk for suicide
D. Sex education from abstinence to avoiding pregnancy and STDs among the sexually active
ANS: C
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