The nurse has given a community presentation on adolescent pregnancy. Which statement indicates that further teaching is necessary? Select all that apply
1. "Sisters of young teen mothers are more likely to become pregnant."
2. "Afterschool activities decrease the likelihood of teen pregnancy."
3. "When a teen plans to attend college, abortion is less likely."
4. "Young teen parents are less likely to have another child during their teens."
5. "Teens from low-income households are less likely to become pregnant."
Correct
3, 4, 5
Rationale:
1. If a teen's mother or sister had a child during their teens, the teen is also more likely to have a child during adolescence.
2. Adolescents who participate in afterschool activities are less likely to be sexually experienced, and therefore less likely to become pregnant as an adolescent.
3. Pregnant adolescents with plans for the future such as college or a job are more likely to use contraception consistently, and more likely to choose abortion if they do become pregnant.
4. The younger the client is at first pregnancy, the more likely she is to have another pregnancy during her adolescence.
5. Adolescents from low-income families are more likely to become pregnant than are their middle-class peers.
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