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

Taking breaks is a form of self-care promoting stress relief but does not involve professional assessment or intervention aimed at limiting stress, thus not qualifying as secondary prevention.

Choice B rationale

Delegating activities to others can reduce workload but lacks systematic assessment or professional guidance to address stress, making it unsuitable as a secondary prevention measure.

Choice C rationale

Support groups provide emotional support and coping strategies, which are tertiary prevention approaches focused on managing existing stress rather than early detection or intervention.

Choice D rationale

Secondary prevention involves systematic assessment to detect issues early, including identifying caregiver stress levels and intervening promptly to mitigate potential negative impacts.

Choice A rationale

Methamphetamine use is associated with risky behaviors like needle-sharing, which increases transmission of infectious diseases such as hepatitis C and HIV. Such behaviors exacerbate public health challenges.

Choice B rationale

Methamphetamine use exacerbates mental health issues such as paranoia and depression, rather than improving mental health. Its stimulant effect often leads to neurological and psychological harm.

Choice C rationale

Methamphetamine use is linked to aggressive behaviors, heightened irritability, and impulsiveness, increasing risk of violence instead of decreasing it. These effects pose significant public safety concerns.

Choice D rationale

Methamphetamine use often leads to social isolation due to erratic behavior, distrust, and stigma. It impairs relationships instead of improving social interactions.