An adolescent has recently had a ring inserted into her navel. Which of the following is the greatest risk facing the adolescent as a result of this activity?
A) A scar over the navel
B) A local and/or systemic infection
C) A greater acceptance by peers
D) A strained relationship with parents
Ans: B
Body piercing is a quick procedure that does not require anesthesia, but the risk for infection is great. This risk includes local infection, hepatitis B virus, and HIV.
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