A school nurse is planning a program for adolescents about positive lifestyle choices. The nurse should keep in mind that content presented to this age group must be
1. based on learning outcomes.
2. current.
3. adjusted to the adolescent client.
4. based on sources available within the school system.
5. accurate.
Correct Answer: 1, 2, 3, 5
Rationale 1: Whatever sources the nurse chooses, content should be based on learning outcomes.
Rationale 2: Whatever sources the nurse chooses, content should be current.
Rationale 3: Whatever sources the nurse chooses, content should be adjusted to the learners' age.
Rationale 4: Nurses can select among many sources of information, not just those available within the school system.
Rationale 5: Whatever sources the nurse chooses, content should be accurate.
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