What action can nurses take to actively participate in efforts to reduce gun violence among young people?
a. Identify populations at risk for violence.
b. Pass legislation to support gun control.
c. Search lockers at school looking for weapons and contraband.
d. Care for clients who have sustained gunshot wounds.
ANS: A
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