A school health nurse presents a program on preventing teen pregnancy to a group of parents.
Following the presentation, which of the following comments by a parent would cause concern?

Choice A rationale

Disobedience or unawareness of heat danger is possible, but severe heat stroke is more likely related to systemic issues like work demands and limited supervision in migrant farming contexts.

Choice B rationale

Rare occurrences do not justify the event, as migrant farmworker families face chronic exposure risks due to challenging working conditions and lack of consistent safety measures.

Choice C rationale

Busy parents failing to monitor their child shows risk factors. However, migrant farm labor demands systemic vulnerability rather than isolated parental neglect or oversight.

Choice D rationale

Children working on farms reflects systemic economic vulnerability in migrant families. Heat stroke risk arises from the necessity for additional income, highlighting socioeconomic and occupational challenges.

Choice A rationale

Reassuring teenagers they will not be forced to participate establishes safety but does not actively encourage engagement in the group discussion, which is crucial for sharing and mutual support.

Choice B rationale

Encouraging comfort before sharing personal problems respects boundaries, but it does not fully address the group’s purpose to create a supportive environment for individuals facing similar challenges.

Choice C rationale

Highlighting a safe space for sharing problems emphasizes the group’s supportive intent, helping the teenager feel understood and potentially encouraging participation in mutual problem-solving.

Choice D rationale

Validating feelings acknowledges emotional concerns but may not fully explain the group’s purpose, missing an opportunity to motivate the teenager to engage with peers. .