What would be the school nurse's primary goal when choosing to teach a class about the importance of daily physical activity?
a. Fulfilling federal legislation requirements
b. Fulfilling state legislation requirements
c. Helping the children avoid disease and injury
d. Motivating the children to promote their own health and well-being
ANS: D
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