The nurse is discussing alignment and posture with a group of teens. Many of the female students have adopted a curved posture. The nurse explains to the teens that:
1. When the body is properly aligned, the organs are properly supported.
2. Equilibrium depends on the proper body alignment.
3. Muscular strength decreases with physical activity.
4. Orthostatic hypotension is common with improper alignment.
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Rationale: Proper alignment of the body allows organs to function at their best while also maintaining balance.
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